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you dated stephanie powers, beverly, susan sullivan.aughs] this mile is enough. [laughs] you met your current wife, i believe, 1990? >> we married in 1990. i met her before that. she was doing books for a friend of mine and i thought she was most attractive. she thought i was a jerk. and he invited me to dinner one night and i said, i'll come if you can make sure that jeannie attends also. and she did. and i asked her out. and we started dating. >> harvey: she is 23 years your junior. >> 24. >> harvey: 24? was that an issue? >> yeah, i worried that age would slow me down a great deal. but i find that i am still very active. i don't look my age, and i realize that. i have had a knee replacement, i have had 20 surgeries in my life. >> harvey: 20 surgeries? >> yeah, back, legs, feet, hands. >> harvey: are a lot of those sports-related? and work-related? >> not television work but manual labor around the house. >> harvey: i love the story about your wedding vows, how you said "i do." >> the answer is... "i do." got to laugh. >> harvey: [lau

susan, let me go to you with andrew ferguson's article in commentary magazine. by the way, if you get a chance while we're talking about andrews, look at andrew sullivan's, i thinktoday in the "new york times." look at his column on the in you religion and that goes exactly to what kristen was just talking about to how politics unfortunately has usurped faith and basic christian theology for so many conservative americans today. let's move on, susan, to andrew ferguson. he wrote for commentary magazine what he calls charles krauthammer's final point. in it he writes what does it mean in the long-term when the nation's conservative party becomes stamped with a style of governing that consists of casual liesed, exaggerations, childish and personal and public attacks on subordinates and on political opponents. hush money to old lovers, disregard for simple propriety and good manners? what does it cost when the lies and the other trademarks of trumpism are deployed in service of the traditional republican principles of small government and individual liberty? sooner or later, those ideals must lose their appeal in the minds of the voting public, owing to their assoc