Yes. Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George Washington

Broadcast Center Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty I'm Strong and Getty

And now he is Armstrong and Getty.

Wight from Studio C. C, Senior. A dimly lit room deep with the bowels of the Armstrong

and getting communications compound. The powers, I tell you.

And today, midweek, Wednesday,

were under the tutelage of our general manager.

Was going to go with America's University Presidents.

We will absolutely be getting into that outrageous, horrifying hearing from Capitol Hill.

But I'm going to go with Norman Lear, where it has just come that the great TV innovator who

More or less was the king of TV in the 1970s has passed

Well as I often say, the problem with living really, really long is all the people who

were India are also old, many of them gone, so you don't get the credit.

He's 101. He got plenty of credit as a living person too though.

Great career. If he died at 40 or even 60.

Be a lot more outpouring of love and respect, but all your TV news anchors aren't born

when all his shows were on television.

So, well, I'm not sure I see your point.

So if you're having a great career, throw yourself off a cliff or something so you get more adulation?

Buddy Holly, Janice Chaplin, Jimmy, I mean, the little Kurt Cobain, the list goes on and on and you get way more

traction dying at the height of your fame than sixty years later

yeah i'll go with being alive thank you as opposed to post-mortem at least all about the

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