he's now performing with another friend alice cooper in his masters of madness shock therapy tour when he's not making music he acts makes absolute and dabbles in watercolor painting and thanks for coming your name is brian want to brian he wonder if there's anyone ever call you brian. my dad does. he never got hooked on this thirty he's a time to infinity he likes to come out on tour i think. the place to soak up some of that he came for me so he helped with the young girls. he told me how to spend how does think it killed me to stick how did you become marilyn manson well we might have this in common i was moved to florida with my father and my first job that i could get i conned my way into becoming a music journalist in florida so i interviewed a lot. people there my i'm here in miami it was amazing called twenty fifth parallel and i was nineteen i was a senior editor and i was also most of the other writers so the very first interview with marilyn manson was conducted by brian moore so i do yourself yeah and i didn't have any songs yet so i sort of how did i do that i was a marily

other than that it's a way of describing that i was that too with alice cooper the one that is about to begin oh yeah you're shouting yes we're just i'm looking forward to it obviously because he was a. big influence on me as a kid and my mom i remember my mom and now as. you know as i guess was because it's been coming for quite some time and she's mentally you know like to the point where it can't communicate with her which you know. it's sad but i had to of course deal with it in my own way and so i don't look for somebody when people sounds are but i of course i wish i could be different but i can't change it so i just remember when i was a kid my mom used to tell me my mom is still. love elvis and alice cooper and that's why god my hair black for so i know i was pretty good also i was used to hang around but leo's is great for and we're all for it we let recently we actually the first time we met was in transylvania know why you keep it we played it we were going so fast when i was in transylvania it was that you couldn't even make that you play an instrument players are. mostly

then it's like, you look like alice cooper! cool!r summer. name that tune in three beats. >> steve: let's talk about the nsa leaker, edward snowden now. >> where is waldo? >> steve: we think he is in moscow, but apparently, according to the south china morning post, he specifically took the job at booze allen hamilton. it was less money than he was making before. he decided he was going to make 120,000 because in that particular job at booze allen, he would have the master key. he can see all the machines all over the world. >> how disturbing is it that so much of our sensitive national security information is being contracted out? but i think of all the revelations and a lot of these are quite startling, that, i think, hasn't gotten enough attention. 80% of these positions are filled by contract workers? i remember when i was graduating from college eons ago, booze allen, a good firm, but kind of a third or fourth tier. it was like boston consulting, mckinsey and you're going to work for booze allen? oh it was never considered the t