Connie Chung

Number two, he compartmentalizes, which I envy.

Men have the capacity to compartmentalize.

Women worry about everything all the time.

They worry about work at home, and at home they worry about work.

So I admire the fact that he can compartmentalize, but I am so envious it makes me crazy.

I think the third thing is that he can do most sports that I can't, just by virtue of the fact that he's tall and strong.

If I were to play golf with him, I would want to try to beat him, and I know I can't.

Basketball is a little bit better, but he's taller.

And if he's guarding me, I have very little chance.

It's number one, golf.

Number two, golf.

Number three, golf.

And that's it.

Yes, it's true.

But you know what?

I admire him so much because he decided that when he stopped determining the paternity of every child in America—

that he would play golf, and he did that.

But he believed very strongly in use it or lose it.

So he didn't think he was exercising his brain as well as he was exercising his body.

And I think that's great because he can keep sharp by doing his podcasts, and he loves to do interviews, and he's really good at it.