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About that episode? we thought would we get flack about this? it was a sensitive issue. nothing. there was no flack about it whatsoever because it is funny. >> yeah, no. hilarious and struck the right tone. how cathartic is it for you to yell and curse so much? >> yeah. it was the most fun thing. i show up at work and yell and scream and curse and tell everybody to you know what and give me money and i go home. >> how real are you in real life to that character? do you walk around cursing and yelling at everyone? >> no, no, no. no, no, no. i don't suffer fools gladly. same thing that susie gre...

That is still one of my favorites. because like you said, -- >> you know what's interesting about that episode. i remember when we did that episode. i remember that we were thinking we were going to get flagged about this. because it was a sensitive issue. there was a lot of political stuff in it. nothing. there was no flag about it whatsoever. because it's funny. >> yes, it was definitely funny. i think you struck the right tone. >> look, how is cathartic is it for you to play her? getting to her so much? it seems like it could be therapeutic. because there are times that i would love to do i...

And i was that's's pilot in russia. my 21 years service as an astronaut was extremely good background research for the apollo murders. it's alternative history/fiction. it's getting good reviews. the story is essentially a nasa crew apollo 18 but with a military component and a very interesting soviet space station at the time. a lot of reality in the book, to the moon and back with a tremendous am of intrigue. i'm just delighted it's already a bestseller in several chris. i think it's a fun story. >> what do you miss most about being in space? >> it's still with me every day, pamela. i don't ...

In the early summer, we took some friends on our curves. A couple of friends came with wine and beer, but our friend Ziva came up with a bag in her ha

>> it isn't the mindset. it's what did the words mean to the people who ratified the bill of rights or who ratified the constitution. >> as opposed to what people today think it means. >> as opposed to what people today would like. >> i see the constitution as striving for a more perfect union. who were we the people in 1787? you would not be among we the people, african-americans would not be among the people. >> she's this supposed famous liberal. he's this supposed famous conservative. she's jewish, he's catholic. she's retiring at times and he almost never is. and yet as with many great fr...