i had a major rager -- >> jimmy: you had a major rager. >> -- a major rager at my house. >> jimmy: you had to. >> i had a dance floor. >> jimmy: you did it up! >> lucy, my almost-three-year-old was dancing to till the wee hours of the morn. >> jimmy: really? >> doing a lot of spinning in her diaper. >> jimmy: yeah, that's the diaper move. that's a big move. >> that's a big move. >> jimmy: yeah -- does 40 feel any different than any other year? >> honestly, it does not. i feel great. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. >> no, i'm just kidding. >> jimmy: i feel great! >> i feel great! [ laughter ] no, i feel really good. the only thing -- and i swear to you. sorry, i had to eat a mint before i came, guys. that's what i'm doing, i'm eating a mint. >> jimmy: you're chewing on a mint. >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, you have very fresh breath. >> thank you. it was for your birthday. >> jimmy: thank you. [ laughter ] i'm getting a lot of presents tonight. >> yes, that was your second present. [ laughter ] and your last. >> jimmy: out of two, yeah. i got two presents. i got a nice mug -- >> and fresh breath. >> j

from a military man can miss e-mailed response, rager article in stars & stripes beard was the last time you visited iraq? a critique and 15 well-chosen words, so much more effective than the one angry e-mails i get. his point is interesting. at least it interested me. after less than wrote back in the senate 65 who had never been anywhere near him back in and and undoubtedly never would be. i have to assume that e-mailer had spent some time there possibly more than once and disagreed with my assessments. first-hand experiences not to be taken lightly. but after what do i know about iraq? only the reporting i've been able to read from thousands of miles away or analysis bounce in the blogs of experts like juan cole. on the other hand, even through thousands of miles away i was one of many who could see enough by early 2003 to go in the streets and demonstrate against a non-russian disaster of innovation, but a lot of people theoretically far more knowledgeable than any of us consider just the cat's meow, the cakewalk of the new century. it is true that i've never strolled down the street