Chet Waterhouse

Gary – because it was a brotherly relationship, when he felt like he had been violated, it was very personal to Gary and he sued him for $100 million.

And ultimately Brad had to pay him a lot of money in return –

the ownership – his percentage of the ownership of The Larry Sanders Show back to Gary.

But what's so tragic about it is Brad died of cancer this year.

Gary died two years ago and it's – it says a lot about show business and ego and what this town can do to friendships and how money becomes too important.

Gary felt like he was standing up for himself.

It was very important to him.

And he also was paranoid.

And he would say that he thought his phone was being bugged.

And we all looked at him like he was nuts.

I mean, people didn't take him very seriously.

They thought, wow, Gary's so neurotic.

And then he finds out seven years later they were bugging Kevin Nealon's phone.

They were bugging Linda's phone.

And everything that he feared was actually happening.

And what's so strange about it is that's what Harvey Weinstein was doing to all these women is he had these ex-Massad agents pretending to be journalists or other people who had been victimized.

And it is kind of the same playbook of –

It's kind of like Trump and Stormy Daniels.

There's a whole kind of world of PIs and how people are manipulated and abused.

That's fascinating.