you believe bob woodward killed john belushi?w. >> i do. >> wow. >> i do, i do breaking, you know? i mean, look, this is like the opposite of this effect is like when joy behar makes a good point. >> yes. >> by the way, trump is renaming the view the gulf of menopause. >> but well done. >> but no, like like my dad sometimes will say something to me and then it just makes me question everything he's ever told me. like, yeah, like when i was 17, i got an std and i called my dad and i'm like, it burns when i pee. what does that mean? and he's like, some people talk about you, your ears burn. and i was like, yeah, he's like, your girlfriend's banging somebody. >> okay, okay. >> i admire how you work these jokes. >> yeah. >> into topics that have no connection whatsoever. >> but to be fair, his dad was right. >> yeah. yes, yes, she. >> was about way. >> of telling. >> somebody. >> that's for sure. okay. >> the journal wants restraints on white guy complaints. >> if you've been. prescribed supplemental oxygen now, you can free yourself

if you are willing to [bleep] on john belushi than you see what i'm saying?omenal and animal house. and from animal house i assumed that he liked to during and party apart -- a lot. that doesn't mean i have the right to write a book about his life. >> greg: do you know woodward's background before watergate? do you want me to tell you? >> she does not want to know. >> greg: no experience. he was a naval officer and then all of a sudden he gets a job at "the washington post" and quickly breaks the biggest story of the century? >> interesting. >> the big flag for me this has happened and various others of his books as well where people are calling him out on his books he is not just a reporter that got something wrong, he is the reporter. the reporter who is that the model for all of the other reporters and to me it is indicative of this thing where we elevate people who are proven wrong over and over again in the media goes why don't you trust us? that is why because you guys do that. that is why. >> greg: you guys were telling us in the green room you believe

. >> reporter: that's john belushi's hat from "the blues brothers" movie. >> one of those films thatlittle girl? >> reporter: he bought it for more than $28,000. not the most he spent. not by my means. "blade runner" is one of his favorite movies. >> deckard's blaster? no way. >> reporter: that gun is a holy grail for "blade runner" fans. >> paid through the nose for it, as much as pretty much anything. >> reporter: speaking of hole ply grails, the grail in "indiana jones" and the last crusade. >> that's the cup of a carpenter. oh, man. >> when i bring someone like yourself and show my collection, oh, is that -- my gosh, that's amazing. i had people cry when they see a piece from their favorite film. >> reporter: will you ever have enough, do you think? >> i have too much. i have enough. i have too much, yeah. >> reporter: he won't say how much his collection is worth. we can't even tell you where he stores it all. >> the costume worn by arnold. >> reporter: the props are all prisoners to his passion. something only fellow collectors, he says, understand. >> the connection really mat