they don't know what, but i interviewed tony lilly who talked to dolphins, quantum physics people. >> you mean john seely? that often die? >> his wife. >> the thing that was weird about -- i did most of the business part, the thing that was weird about the things that i did was that most of the people wanted to keep quiet because they did not want to get made fun of. there were like, only if you don't tell my research friends, only if you don't make it public because i don't want to get made fun of. i'm a researcher, but you can't tell anybody. you can quote me, but don't tell my name or i'll be made fun of in my other field. i thought, that's not fair. if there is something you're researching, the national enquirer should have the joke, but i want the real thing. >> the question. >> the question is do you think that there should have journalism happen -- albright, are there any stories that you think deserve to be treated seriously? >> of course. absolutely. >> what are the? >> people have to experiences that are anomalous, they can't explain it to my very sixth year , trying the

. >> lilly tomlin -- >> to see t-rex -- that's enough already. >> we'll throw in the tony emmy, mark, they will show it forever. >> yeah, i'll be on a radio show 20 years from now, and they will go can you do the t-rex. and i'll be like radio. >> radio, and i have two new hips. lilly tomlin i love you. >> congratulations. i love this new outlet. it's great. >> you are not accustomed to television, i know but love you lilly tomlin. there she goes. >> i'm talking to you! [ laughter ] >> thank you hal sparks, see you tomorrow on the "stephanie miller show." ♪