errol flynn, thin man, errol flynn meets the thin man, that is how they talk about it. he is a former royal navy pallet -- pilot shot down over afghanistan it is now am i 6 senior intelligence officer. he is 6 foot 3, he looks like errol flynn, in london, and annual -- he wins every year because in addition to the other stuff he is the sixth richest man in england. it is great. i love this guy and he is as far from bond as you can get because bond had no emotion. of the woman breaks up with him he cries and tells jokes and bond never laughed and never cried. but hoch is somebody i have been living with for 10 months and he is growing. but the swiss bank when i discovered all the james bond books and read them all in a summer changed my life. i was honored to be a speaker at the reagan library to inaugurate the year of spies two years ago and the title of my talk is how james bond saved my life and i meant it literally. i was a kid in a small town, nothing going on, played little league, horrible at it, hated it, like rough dirt on my knees, so i take paperbacks, and you

errol flynn, thin man, errol flynn meets the thin man, that is how they talk about it. he is a former royal navy pallet -- pilot shot down over afghanistan it is now am i 6 senior intelligence officer. he is 6 foot 3, he looks like errol flynn, in london, and annual -- he wins every year because in addition to the other stuff he is the sixth richest man in england. it is great. i love this guy and he is as far from bond as you can get because bond had no emotion. of the woman breaks up with him he cries and tells jokes and bond never laughed and never cried. but hoch is somebody i have been living with for 10 months and he is growing. but the swiss bank when i discovered all the james bond books and read them all in a summer changed my life. i was honored to be a speaker at the reagan library to inaugurate the year of spies two years ago and the title of my talk is how james bond saved my life and i meant it literally. i was a kid in a small town, nothing going on, played little league, horrible at it, hated it, like rough dirt on my knees, so i take paperbacks, and you

errol, good to have you, thank you for sticking around with us here. i want to throw something at you. michael flynnwas convict of -- on these charges and was expected to flip. was there a point from judge ellis that this was the whole shebang for mueller, that manafort, they're waiting, doing this to try to get him to flip? >> reporter: that may well be. the judge is speculating about the prosecutor's strategy. one area where the judge has it wrong -- i looked at the letter authorizing the appointment of the mueller investigation, and it says pretty clearly there's a -- there's supposed to look at possible russian involvement, but there's a subline that says any matters that arise from the investigation. the idea being that this is the justice department. they're trying to get to the truth. they're not going to overlook crimes they discovered along the way, even if the crimes seem to be somewhat far afield. it's easy for us on the outside thinking of hollywood movies, thinking of frankly political and illegal strategies we've seen play out in the past to imagine that. the thing that mueller wants t