“I thought, if this was somebody else — if this was a member of your family or a next-door neighbor, a guy at work — you would immediately distance yourself from that person,” Letterman told the Times. “And that’s what I thought would happen. Because if you can do that in a national forum, that says to me that you are a damaged human being. If you can do that, and not apologize, you’re a person to be shunned.”So funny! For all these years I have been shunning David Letterman, imagine that!
I would like to see Letterman confined like Captain Christopher Pike, to an automated life-support wheelchair with a blinking light ,one flash for yes, two flashes for no.