having a wedding at one of the many hotels in kennebunkport and he'll wave at the bride and groom.over at the nearest dock and the bride and groom and sometimes the entire wedding party are running down to jump on the boat with my dad and get their picture taken. and i love to think of how many brides and grooms have the 41st president of the united states in their wedding album. >> that's great. >> larry: so we learned something here. >> the last time i did that was with phil mickelson, great golfer and great friends of ours. amy and phil. he's a good guy. i think we went into this wedding and all the people came around as doro had. i had the feeling they were saying who is this guy with phil. look at me. i might have been wrong, but i think so. he's a bigger than life, wonderful person. >> larry: by the way -- i know about the clinton. did you go to chelsea clinton's wedding? >> no. interesting. about two or three days before the wedding, we're in maine and get a phone call from bill clinton. nothing to do with the wedding. just he's busy. he just called up, how are you doing? i

[laughter] and i had too much to drink and was pulled over by a policeman in kennebunk -- kennebunkport. i was called for jury duty in austin now it was a drunken driving charge i was dismissed as i was walking and of the courtroom they said had you ever been arrested for drunk driving? i said i have done a lot of stupid things when i was young. my girls were fixing to drive and i felt strongly baby boomer parents should not put their sins upon their children and i was deeply concerned that if i would have said yes, that my message would have been undermined. it after all he became the governor i think we would drink and drive as well and it was a huge political mistake because five days before the election the sealed records were unsealed and dropped into the political arena. of course, there was arrested but i quit drinking but anything that changes the discourse five days into a campaign is monumental. and karl rove and i believe that that revelation of the drunken driving probably cost 2 million votes as people said we don't need this. we thought he was one way they did not spend ti

the mug, and you -- [laughter] and i had too much to drink and was pulled over by a policeman in kennebunkport, maine.poli i'd been called for jury duty in austin now as governor, and it was a drunken driving charge,w t i'd been dismissed from the jury. as i was walking out of thedi courtroom, a reporter said, hav yoube ever been arrested for drk driving. i said, i've been arrested when i was young. i felt baby boomer parents should not be visiting their sins upon their children, and i was deeply concerned that if i'n have said, yes, that my message to them would have been undermined. they said, oh, he's just saying it. after all, he became the governor. i think we will drink and drive as well. and it was a huge political mistake because five days before the election in 2000, the sealed recordsda were unsealed and e dropped in the public arena. that was an easy issue to handle. of course i'd been arrested bute guessna what? i quit drinking. the problem is anything that changes the discourse with five days to go in a campaign is monumental. and karl and i believe that that revelation of the dru