. >> mr. mayer i read your book when it came out. what are your thoughts on winston churchill and his view of the european union today? >> i think he would want to be there and to be engaged. he would not necessarily want this country he says different things at different times toward different places as the great campaigner but he sees britain as being in the church. but not actually participating in the union. i wish she had still been prime minister. if he had been he would have said yes. and it seems possible that given the huge importance in 1948 by far the biggest producer, there is a huge say of how this works. but it seems entirely conceivable or intergovernmental with that loss that we have seen today. that is the best that i can do. but britain was not appointed to be excluded from the conversation. but his vision for my country was very simple closely associated with the united states and with the former empire it seems to be the sentiment of the policy. every prime minister it seems to have tried to have taken that. [laug

in he said we will do what is right mr. mayer. thank you very much. goodbye. and i was afraid this was one of my friends. so i centcom who was this person? was he somebody i knew? of french? he said i don't know who your friends are. as we were new in the relationship. and i said maybe there are mitigating circumstances like he is the idealist who just happened to commit violence because of capitalist hegemony. [laughter] and bob said nobody can tell you what to do you will do what is right. he said nobody but you. [laughter] i was coming right off the anti-war movement and i thought cooking was very boring offered to cut the a great he offered to pick up the bagel and i said i would make hash brownies and he laughed. i just happened some leftover from my draft dodger boyfriend a jar full of green stuff he never asked what it was. so i thought i'd better throw that out i did not use it and he did not use it was not a good thing to have that the district attorney's house. [laughter] >> host: to put it lightly but when you got married was it an understandable re

. >> mr. mayer i read your book when it came out. what are your thoughts on winston churchill and his view of the european union today? >> i think he would want to be there and to be engaged. he would not necessarily want this country he says different things at different times toward different places as the great campaigner but he sees britain as being in the church. but not actually participating in the union. i wish she had still been prime minister. if he had been he would have said yes. and it seems possible that given the huge importance in 1948 by far the biggest producer, there is a huge say of how this works. but it seems entirely conceivable or intergovernmental with that loss that we have seen today. that is the best that i can do. but britain was not appointed to be excluded from the conversation. but his vision for my country was very simple closely associated with the united states and with the former empire it seems to be the sentiment of the policy. every prime minister it seems to have tried to have taken that. [laug

mr. john mayer took that of me in montana. see, i already dropped a name. >> so you're self-aware, you know you're -- and you embrace it. that's why we love you. >> i wasn't going to write this book. it's modeled after the andy warhol diary, which was unbelievable, if you didn't read it. i knew i had to drop a lot of names in this book if i was going to keep a top secret diary for a year which is what i did, and then publish it. >> look at this picture. sarah jessica parker and him. boris yeltsin took that picture. so here's the thing about andy. he drops the names but these are people he knows and are friends with. some people are phonies. i'm just going to give you an xap example. i walk into the book party, i walk into the bar to get a drink. a woman who's back to me, i turn and say hello, the face turns, it's monica lewinsky. >> oh, my god. >> i was happy to see her -- how's she doing? >> she actually seems great. and she's -- she looks great and she seems upbeat and strong and, like, she's kind of having a rebirth. and she was very funny -- i was talki

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