pilots today, interrupt the interview, walk over, tap me on the shoulder and hand this to me and we will stop what we're doing. because these fighter pilots will want me to turn the lights on, i think. they're ready to stop lying who they are. that's why they told us they wanted to be on this tv show to talk about this. so i said to poor julia at the interview shoot. secretly don't turn off my blackberry and interrupt me when something happens. she did not interrupt me because nothing happened. no word from the pentagon or from the white house about a response to the court-ordered injunction banning implementation of don't ask, don't tell today. rather, we are told to expect probably imminently that they will appeal to stay the injunction. robert gibbs the white house spokesman had this off-camera, but on-the-record explanation today. "the president strongly believes that this policy is unjust. that it is detrimental to our national security and discriminates against those willing to die for their country.