syndicated columns and he would clip them out about westbrook pegler who was a savage writer. and he would wrote like hunter thompson did later on. and they were the two people he loved. him and shirley when they started getting "the washington post." it almost got on your nerves you had to read what they said. i was very impressed. this must be an interesting living what these people do. and so i had some trouble in school in georgetown in 1959. and i had been expelled as a matter of fact, you know? >> for being combative. >> guest: father salinger expelled me. and i went to work for my father. he was the one person who would hire me given my situation. and i was an accountant for a year. when i went back to school and i said i don't want to stay in school anymore. i didn't want to go to law school. i didn't want three for years in law school. i didn't know what i was going to do. and i had never worked on a paper or anything, or a school paper. you know, why don't i try -- get good grades and try to get into columbia journalism he and super saver at lower odds and were never in last plac