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doug imhof, the second gentleman, would be the first gentleman, and david letterman, just a gentlemaneman. >> jimmy: the og. >> dave is way more handsome in person just for everyone here. they invited me. i said yeah, can we play my game, condiment or sauce. you don't know it? >> jimmy: i took issue with the game, inherently flawed because many condiments are also a sauce. >> this is the beauty of the game. >> jimmy: but -- >> ranch dressing? >> jimmy: i would say dressing, another condiment nor a sauce. >> this is not the first time you played, i can tell. >> jimmy: if you're using it on a salad, not a condiment. >> why would you put it on a salad? >> jimmy: dipping pizza in it, perhaps a condiment. >> or a sauce. >> jimmy: ketchup was in there, you said condiment, most would agree, but still technically a sauce. >> i think technically, it's a condiment. >> jimmy: i think if you looked up condiments -- >> which i have. >> jimmy: you would find many of them are also sauces. >> it's a difficult situation. >> jimmy: barbecue sauce a condiment? >> it's a sauce, it says it in the name. >>

. >>> david letterman spent years grilling celebrities when he hosted the late show.ime he was in the hot seat going through jury selection in new york city. a judge asked him hard-hitting questions like where he lived and what he does for a living and if he was married. he was asked about his favorite sports team that turned out to be the indianapolis colts. even if they were 0-2 that is his team. after dozens of questions he was cut. prosecutors did not specify why. >> did you know, before the colts were in indianapolis they were in baltimore? >> i had no idea. i know so little about football. you are around but i am a lonely fantasy manager >> they were in baltimore since 1984, moved in the middle of the night. i know, i remember that, my dad is from baltimore and he just, cut him deep just a little bit. >> i could imagine. >> it did. speaking of the colts, the colts were in baltimore as they moved 40 years ago, but let's fast forward and talk about the giants or should i say blake snell pounded baltimore tonight. why did he get all of the love in the visitor's dug

good laugh, but oversaturating the talk show circuit may have had unintended consequences, as david letterman he appeared on the "late show" in 2009. the more you talked and the more you repeated your innocence, the more i said to myself, "oh, this guy's guilty." [laughter] so during the period from your impeachment to your trial and your sentencing, you did a lot of media appearances. what was the strategy behind that? my feeling was like, "look, i didn't do any of that stuff," and what does somebody do who's being lied about? but you have a tremendous desire to get out at the highest mountain and yell out, "i didn't do it." well, letterman said that the louder you yelled it, the more it made him think you were guilty. yeah. yeah, i mean, i didn't-- i didn't convince him, but, uh, i think i convinced donald trump. that's why i got invited on "celebrity apprentice," right? i have great respect for your tenacity, for the fact that you just don't give up. but, rod...you're fired. ♪ what i saw over the course of rod's career was a guy who started off as kind of a charming rogue and a guy who rea

>veronica>david letterman spent years grilling celebrities when he hosted the late show, but this time he was the one in the hot seat while going through a jury selection process in new york city, the judge asking letterman some hard questions here, like where he lived, what he does for a living and if he was married. letterman was also asked about his favorite sports team, which he says is the indiana indianapolis colts. after dozens of questions, letterman was eventually cut and prosecutors didn't give a reason as to why. just ahead, a power bill shock how a solano county man ended up paying someone else's pga bill for years and years plus a magical matchup that you can only see right here on kpix. our vern glenn goes one on one with a six foot ten tennis player who has the world's fastest serve >veronica>welcome back in our money. watch this morning. all eyes are on the federal reserve and whether interest rates will be cut for the first time in about four years. the question today is just how much? many analysts predict a quarter of a percentage point, and some investors hope for h