neil: understood. do you personally though, senator, have any issue with some of the things we ve heard from a couple of justices that did get very expensive trips and nice gifts? would you does that personally offend you in any way? well, under i ve read the code of conduct. it s a good code of conduct. you re supposed to disclose an expensive trip. sometimes justices haven t done thatwhen it s been called to their attention. they have a fine they have filed amended disclosures. we re supposed to disclose that sort of thing as members of congress. neil: true. i do it. if i forget something, i file an amended disclosure report that happens all the time. but if you re asking me if there s members of the united states supreme court that are bought, or could be bought with a vacation? the answer the short answer
financially. but, you know, it s so interesting thatwhen know did well for this network financially. but, you know, it s so interesting that while johnny carson was huge and massive and had great influence and i loved him, it s ironic that johnny carson comes second in terms of influence to what david letterman has done to the comity landscape since 1982. i think there is no doubt about that. the cut churlture is so different and has been during most of dave s run at cbs that he really symbolizes there is a distance to him, an irony to him that is so just wrapped up in who we are as a culture today. it s really interesting. but he is so great. he is so great. so did you end up lyinging the mad men finale? yes i did. did you like it? i did. i ve been a mad mad men fan since