squeaky fromm. >> that's a great 15-year-old joke. >> thank you, jesse. a little manson family humor. you work three jobs at the queen center mall. do you have any free time? do you find this man insulting to somebody like you? >> it's lazy now. you could have called me the substitute teacher of laziness, to juxtapose against the professor of leisure, it would have been more clever. but whatever. you know how many [ bleep ] twitter things i get now? every time i plug a show now. does he have time to do show? how's he going to get the time off from the pretzels? or whatever dumb -- twitter people don't understand. you have to have a punch line or don't bother. look, you nailed three in a row, lazy. the point is -- the point i'm trying to make, the moment we've all been waiting for, is he's claiming we're the only industrialized nation in the world that works as much as we do. and i think he's right. we should be more like the spanish with the little nap in this the afternoon. >> yes to that. >> what was the last thing the spanish gave the world other than

he felt for fromme the moment he was inaugurated he felt under siege. his inauguration was never -- never happened before. people were throwing tomatoes and smoke bombs. and then when his president say -- the pentagon papers came out and even though the so-called secret history about the war. nixon felt threatened by it, felt it was a breach of security. and so -- and all -- certainly the counterculture, he had no -- he just didn't get it. something alien to him. i don't -- didn't affect him. i think the 1968 democratic convention, he saw it as a great political opportunity. he didn't have much contact with the counter-cull tour and his children didn't, either. they didn't -- david had friends at amherst who were part of it, but they made fun of him, and julie had friends another smith but it was not part of their lives. so hit him like a stun gun when he was president. >> host: did a good job on laugh-in, though. >> guest: he was coached by a guy names paul keys who nixon met when he was on the jack parr program, and keys was this the outlier in they w