the idea that a republican would see it one way and a democrat another way in sort of adc. what i find especially interesting is that as the years go by, you would think well, this war ended in 1975. why is it bugging me today, but it is. how you respond to the book is an individual thing depending on the politics of the moment, the challenge that you face. somebody may feel you've got to go in and send many more troops that you need or with obama and libya this would be done in a couple of days, don't worry about it. you go and read the direction but you go there for the pressure the memory of the vietnam has produced a curious and a glut may challenge a little bit on this suggestion that is somehow a partisan matter, a democrat, republican. >> that's one of the reasons. >> ronald reagan, a president in recent memory has a memory of being or a reputation of being broad shouldered, tough, not going to take any crap from anyone. it's ronald reagan. and yet as you correctly point out in the wake of the 241 u.s. marines and navy personnel being killed in beirut and when you di

and i'm having to sit their singing along to ♪ adc es g. ♪ and you learn this early on as a child theer kids are not going to like you if you are too smart, so i had to like kind of fake like i was trying to remember the letters ♪ a, b, c, d ♪ said they would like me and i remember coming home board from school why did you teach me to read and write so early? and the nuns -- i went to catholic school -- the nuns decided to skip me. i was in first grade and they moved me at second agreed. i can, excited mom, mom, and in second grade! no, you're not. [laughter] she got on the phone and called, i want him with children his own age. don't move him up a great. and you know, i'd gotten moved back. and then i was just bored through most of school. so what does a child to when he is bored but, you know, cause trouble? >> who were or are your parents? >> my mother, her name was veronica moore. she passed away in 2002. a wonderful, great mother to have. i write about her in the book. my dad is still with us. he is turning 90 this summer. his name is frank moore. gerlach on the east side of land

. >> some adce, you never know$ caddies can make a difference. >> stick with your caddie. >>> as we knoween's character is no longer on "two and a half men." ashton kutcher all set to take over. now we have the details how they got rid of charlie's character. apparently he will have suffered a brutal death by falling off a paris subway platform and getting hit by a train, and get this, apparently he's pushed by a lady. >> how much fun do you think the creator of this series had coming up with that scene? >> i think he probably imagined a bazillion ways of getting rid of his character. as you know, his epic rant against the show's creator is one of the reasons he's no longer on the show. ashton kutcher is playing walden schmidt, a broken-hearted internet billionaire. so a lot of people are raving about him. for that show with ashton gs do kutcher. i'm not totally convinced he's going to be able to keep it going. anyway. let's move on to ryan reynolds and scarlett johansson. you know, previously, earlier in the summer we talked about how these two had split up. now there are rumors accordi