we played fairbanks and, you know, ketchikan. went up there in '61.: any state you haven't played? >> nope. >> larry: toured europe, asia. >> we toured asia, went to singapore. >> larry: how did that come about, the highwaymen? >> we had done a christmas show in switzerland with john and june and we were having a -- a photograph session with all of us there, and we were talking about going to switzerland, and the photographer happened to ask waylon, what are you going to switzerland for to do a christmas show? and waylon says, because that's where jesus was born. and the guy says, oh, okay. >> larry: lots of you asking about willie's use of pot, which he has always owned up to. we'll ask about that and more. >> i feel it. that's what i'm doing. i feel it. man, you're cool as [ bleep ], mister. i hate to do it. i have to charge you. that's 60 bucks. >> 60 bucks? >> yeah. >> man, i remember when a dime bag cost a dime, you know what i mean? ♪ >> larry: back with the great willie nelson. don't forget "country music" cd is available as of this tuesday. te

we were living down in ketchikan and the big fight was over the fisheries and who would control them. i think that in view of what we have seen now and how we have been able to develop not only our fisheries but all other resources to the level we have, of course statehood was a great thing and i probably would have been an advocate with them. >> absolutely i would have supported statehood. it is no question that i think there is plenty of reason to take a look at the fact that our constitution was ratified on the same ballot as a provision that removed the fish traps from alaska. i think that it is time to bring back the spirit of 1956 with our state constitution and stop allowing outside interests to import labor and export wealth. >> now you can question one another. responses can last a minute with rebuttals of 30 seconds. let's start with mr. mcadams something something of mr. miller. >> joe, as you know, lisa voted against justice sotomayor and justice kagan and 11 appropriations bills from the competent with this we are with 89 alaskan projects for a total of $400 million. she