. >> we talked about you and john tesh, didn't we. >> yes, that's right. >> rose: who went to the same university. you both went to north carolina state. >> that's right. >> but the point is, is there some connection, you think, between in the end, or between unhappiness and comedy? >> well -- >> discomfort and comedy. >> discomfort for me, absolutely in comedy. i think awkwardness is funny, inappropriateness is funny, as far as that old stereotype of unhappiness in comics, are a lot of-- often thought to have very dark souls and dark corners that certainly is true. there is a reason for stereotypes. >> you think it's true. >> for some people. i think some people, though, are born, you know, some people have a math cat call mind. some people have a mind maybe that genetically is, for someeason, has the-- of an architect but some people are born funny and if you come from a family environment that nurtures that t can be kind of healthy it doesn't have to be just an abusive father and then that's the reason you develop comedy. i come from a very nice family, very, very beautiful parents

. >> i thought it was john tesh. >> that was a real piano. don't be mocking. that was a real piano and i think it's a real person. the question is, how does she square her innocent appeal, she's a very likable person. i'd like to meet her, who says she dabbled into these things, including witchcraft. >> maybe she's goofing around on bill maher and that stuff. >> that was a joke in high school? >> probably made up a lot of it. what she's doing here is running against the washington establishment and against the people -- mocking, ridiculing. >> you never heard of him. >> she's not running against coons. she's running against you. >> but i like her, so it's not going to work. >> people mocking and ridiculing her. she's saying -- you know what she's saying? >> no. >> i'm one of you. it's us against them. >> david cornyn, what people are saying about her is what she was saying about herself in the tapes of bill maher. go ahead. >> no one's making this up. this reminds me of pat's old boss saying i'm not a crook. when you come on saying what you're not, she's not a

. >> i thought it was john tesh. >> that was a real piano. don't be mocking. that was a real piano and i think it's a real person. the question is, how does she square her innocent appeal, she's a very likable person. i'd like to meet her, who says she dabbled into these things, including witchcraft. >> maybe she's goofing around on bill maher and that stuff. >> that was a joke in high school? >> probably made up a lot of it. what she's doing here is running against the washington establishment and against the people -- mocking, ridiculing. >> you never heard of him. >> she's not running against coons. she's running against you. >> but i like her, so it's not going to work. >> people mocking and ridiculing her. she's saying -- you know what she's saying? >> no. >> i'm one of you. it's us against them. >> david cornyn, what people are saying about her is what she was saying about herself in the tapes of bill maher. go ahead. >> no one's making this up. this reminds me of pat's old boss saying i'm not a crook. when you come on saying what you're not, she's not a