and i respect fred davis.y does very good work. >> bill: you believe that you were sabotaged then in your campaign by somebody who leaked that to the media before it went out on tv. >> it leaked. i made it very clear after we produced the ad that i -- i didn't really want it to go -- i didn't want that one to be our first one and then all of a sudden it became. >> bill: it's on the internet and everybody is looking at it. >> exactly before i did. that was the interesting thing. >> bill: it's a lesson to all politicians and people in the public eye. >> right. >> bill: people can betray you and do nasty things and that hurt you. you also write about karl rove, one of our political analysts here who didn't really think that you were qualified to be a senator and kind of said that and that hurt your campaign as well. >> well, the interesting thing is before the primary he came to delaware and met with all the tea party leaders in delaware saying whoever wins we have got to unite. and, yet, when it came time to lis

fred mozilla. the packer club. [applause] >> there was an announcement on the radio about the birth certificate of davy crockett, the woman who had it had to give it back to the charity. there was no birth certificate. that was probably the wedding license. that is true. he received a wedding license in tennessee at the old courthouse. many years ago they pitch it out with a bunch of papers with this woman who lived in florida got hold of them. all they had for all those years was a facsimile of it. i talked-about that marriage license business in the book. this doesn't surprise me because i know they have been trying to get it back. not sure what legal maneuvering went on to get that. it is their own fault. i would imagine they play upon her sense of history and perhaps there was money involved. that always helps. did any of you put a bid in on the billy the kid picture here in denver? i think it was $2.4 million. william cote who won the america's cup bought it. a lot of bidding went on. let this lady come over here. >> you said something about a thoughtful question. i hope i can ask one. you and i come from the s

fred mezulla. there you go. the packer club. [laughter] [applause] >> hi, coming over here tonight, there was an announcement on the radio about the birth certificate about davycrockett that the court had said that the woman who had it had to give it back to the county where he lived. >> oh, well, i hadn't heard that, but i don't -- there was no birth certificate. i'm sure it's the wedding license, and that's true. he received a wedding license in dandridge at the old courthouse, and some many years ago, they pitched it out with a bunch of papers, and this woman who lives in florida got a hold of it so all they had for all those years is a faximily of it. i talk about the marriage license business in the book, but this doesn't surprise me because i know they have been trying to get it back. i'm not sure what kind of level maneuvering went on to get that because, you know, it's their own fault they threw the thing out; right? but i would imagine they played upon her sense of history and whatever and perhaps there was some money involved i would think; right? which always helps. speaking of money, did any of you put a bid on the billy the kid picture here in de