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when you get to that age, if you are like the, you know, the legendary regis philbin, yeah, they wouldcronkite, you know, people are know, these people are untouchable. . i untouchable. david letterman. i mean, he decided to retire. they didn't retire him. >> johnny carson. yeah. you know, when know, they decided when they would great would go because they had great ratings and upset is ratings. and what's upset me is i had great ratings. >> that's what this is the problem. and that's why it's so political now that it's about an agenda rather, opinion, agenda rather, in my opinion, than gathering an than than about gathering an audience. what your thoughts audience. what are your thoughts about the future of the bbc and the fee? because the licence fee? because i understand on to understand you've not come on to here the beeb and haven't here bash the beeb and i haven't ehhen either. i think it's got a great, great legacy and there are many millions of happy viewers and listeners still. but what about that licence fee? and what about that licence fee? and what future of the what about