Pat, I don't, I have been so excited to talk to you because you have spanned so many

decades. You've seen it all, you've been there. You've worked with and been around legends, your

whole life. You're 22 years old. It's in the 1950s. You have your own ABC television show.

And I think it's ever to have his own musical variety. And that's when there were only three channels.

Yeah, we can. Right. And here you are in 1955 and your opening act is Elvis Presley. Yeah.

Nobody knew him. So it's not that he was already a big star, but he was on his way. But you had more

number one hits in the 50s. And he did. Yeah. One more. One more. One more. One more. One more. One more. One more. You are they

believe the most recorded voice of all time. That is in terms of the number of records songs. I mean, the

most, I mean, of course, you know, many have been played more times. That's the that's the catch in it

is that I have recorded more songs, so over 2000 songs in many genres, like six different genres

at least at least. Yeah, six. You've charted on charted. I actually made had chart records and jazz,

pop, rhythm and blues, rock and roll, movie themes, patriotic. How many movies were you in?

I've lost count, but about 15, 16, I haven't been counting them. So I don't know if I might miss one or

two. I'm always forgetting something that I did do. You're in one of my favorite childhood movies,

Journey to the Center. That was I loved that was so. And you are a man of deep, deep profound faith.

Yeah. Yeah. So I want to try to just kind of go over as much as I can. All that stuff didn't really

come together logically. Does it? It doesn't. It does. I think I think it's why you

spanned and lasted and are as whole as you are. I mean, before we went on, we were in the dressing room.

And you talked about kissing Shirley and your wife and you teared up and yeah, your love affair

with that one woman. You're just at our 65th wedding anniversary. We've begun our 66th.

And she was my high school sweetheart, same old story. We were holding hands at 16, married at 19.

When I graduated from Columbia University, Magnum Cum Laude, we had four kids already. At 23,

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