it s hard to accept being liked. i don t say this often but thank you. although if you do see me in a restaurant, please just let me eat my dinner. bill: here now to analyze mr. rooney s impact on the country mr. bernard goldberg. how well did you know. i saw him around the halls. i had one particular experience with him where his segment is a few minutes with andy rooney. i don t think they were his best few minutes. and i say that acknowledging he is a american icon. is he beloved by millions of americans. but i saw a weakness in him that i don t think is attractive. do you want to know the story? bill: absolutely. my first book bias came out 10 years ago. and i was on every radio and tv show. you know how that works. bill: sure. i wasn t on larry king live. i have no constitutional right or any other right to be on ha
i don t say this often but thank you. although if you do see me in a restaurant, please just let me eat my dinner. bill: here now to analyze mr. rooney s impact on the country mr. bernard goldberg. how well did you know. i saw him around the halls. i had one particular experience with him where his segment is a few minutes with andy rooney. i don t think they were his best few minutes. and i say that acknowledging he is an american icon. is he beloved by millions of americans. but i saw a weakness in him that i don t think is attractive. do you want to know the story? bill: absolutely. my first book bias came out 10 years ago. and i was on every radio and tv show. you know how that works. bill: sure. i wasn t on larry king live. i have no constitutional right or any other right to be on ha show.
may do my laundry, malia, but again, she has to learn how to do that, and i don t want her tobe that ki be 15, 16 and be that kid, i ve never done laundry before. i would cringe if she became that kid. oprah: i don t think that s gonna happen. i think that you re doing an amazing you, too but you re doing an amazing job of raising them. they re still so themselves. they re so themselves. we ll be right back, more with the president and first lady. coming up.what do you want your legacy to be? did you see oprah yesterday? oprah wasn t on, al. aah! help me, oprah winfrey! you ll edit that underwear thing out, won t you, opera? oprah: it s oprah. what would oprah do? this could be my oprah
into westminster abbey and even mouthing you look beautiful. it s interesting, you had people from the beginning saying, oh, this is not the time for a wedding, this is wasteful, blah, blah, blah, and you say even the hardest hearts, martin melt, when he caught a glimpse, prince william, of his bride to be in westminster abbey. there s no doubt about it. some of the public polling over the last month suggested there s been a lack of interest, maybe even an ambivalence about this wedding. that wasn t on show here. we had half a million people charge towards the gates of buckingham palace to witness the kiss, and the crowd outside is still behind me because the second reception of the day is about to happen. we ve had the formal reception which took place earlier today, and we ve actually got a police officer now performing for fun in front of the crowd. what is he doing? i m not quite sure but there he is. he s got some moves. look at that. i love it. he s getting down on it
character that i wrote, but at the beginning, a lot of the character was just being very annoyed at doing the work of running for mayor, and any job gets annoying after awhile. so you could channel that. and then eventually, like you said, it did become a much larger storyline and quite a fantastic, surreal story line by the end of it. how did you get unmasked? i unmasked myself. a lot of people were looking for me actually for a very long time. and that only increased as the notoriety of the account increased, and i felt quite a bit of pressure by the end of it. it was not a wonderful way to live when you feel like you re kind of hiding all the time. i actually did a reverse exodus to wisconsin this past weekend in order to feel like the pressure wasn t on as much, but i revealed myself to the atlantic monthly on monday. so you illinois politicians in trouble go and hide out in