. >> state of ohio representative, kristen boggs, lives two blocks from where golsby kidnapped reagants? >> well, had that information been available to our law enforcement, yeah, i think that, that could -- that could have happened. >> after reagan's murder, boggs decided to investigate and, possibly, legislate. she discovered that gps monitors can be and sometimes are, set up to send alerts if an offender violates a curfew or moves into a restricted area. but in golsby's case, boggs says ohio's department of rehabilitation and correction, or drc, told her this. >> they put a gps monitor on him, but they didn't have any exclusionary zones affiliated with that monitor. they didn't have any curfews affiliated with that monitor. >> so, no geographic restrictions and no curfew programmed into it. what is the point of it? >> exactly. >> is part of it that it's supposed to be a deterrent of some kind? >> i think drc believed that placing a gps monitor on him would curtail his criminal activity but it didn't. >> the reality is nobody is monitoring him electronically. not in real time. >> ma

. >> hey, seth, it's baseball hall-of-famer wade boggs here. that's not cool, man. ike is a great dancer, and when he starts moving, he gets everyone excited and you're no fred astaire, believe me >> boom. >> wade boggs out. >> okay, so, your childhood idol just basically said you were acting like a [ bleep ]. >> seth: yeah, yeah. now, i do -- i mean, i loved wade boggs growing up. i don't, like, trust him >> what? a hall of fame baseball player that cost me $300, man [ laughter ] >> seth: you have the wrong cameo if that cost $300. >> it was either him or franco harris. i don't have that kind of money. [ laughter ] >> seth: hey, before we go -- and, again, congratulations on the show it's wonderful it's a great cast. >> thank you >> seth: yeah, and we're gonna have dinner later, and i don't want you to be like, "hey, man, where was my plug? >> yeah, no, i've got you. [ laughter ] >> seth: you know -- and, again, we've talked about comedy since the day we met we're both huge fans of david letterman, and he's gonna be here tomorrow night >> i kn

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