He wasn’t trying to show how awesome he was, those of us who know him know he was just sharing a story of when he did work for George and after all, he did work for John Kennedy, Jr. and he thinks Bono is cool and thought the experience of interviewing him was cool.

If you will research confidentiality agreements, you will find that if they are to extend beyond death, that should be stipulated in the agreement. In John’s, it was not. He neither expected to die, nor would he have given a damn what anybody had to say after he died anyway. Especially not someone who wrote a book about how human and remarkable person John was. Requiring that employees respect John’s privacy at the time of his death and during a period of mourning, is only respectful, something the American media, including people like yourself, know nothing about.

You can file this under “moron Pressler” or “mean spirited Pressler” so you won’t forget where you put it.