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Do these men do it, how do we find such people? you know, the lead-in talked an awful lot about donald trump. but as i told you, i absolutely loved your last book. mika can attest to that. >> hes obsessed with that. >> i would wake her up and say "listen to this, listen to this." i want to read one part and have you expand a little bit on it. this book would have been relevant 200 years before donald trump, it will be relevant 200 years after donald trump. its more a character study. "we both wa...

Was starting to go through at that time but in a fantastic setting so that theres some divide between you and the show. >> they sent four people, a mother and father and two kids who looked just like humans, but they werent. >> "the twilight zone" had these little oh henry-like twists on it that aloud to have happy endings. >> they picked the most dangerous enemies they could find, and its themselves. >> now, six months a fugitive. this is richard kimball with a new identity and, for as long as ...

Humanize things as well and have the scenes emotional and make it a character study. but at the end of the day, i think its a compelling movie that has really kind of, you know, really hit a core with both sides of the aisle. >> martha: yeah. it feels very authentic in terms of the way you captured that period and the moment by moment telling of that story and ted kennedy himself said in his autobiography that it was something that he lived with, the responsibility for the rest of his life and p...

Realization that through a lens of fantasy or science fiction he could tell stories about racism, he could tell stories about fascism. >> tonight, i shall talk to you all about glorious conformity. >> it was a way to deal with a lot of the issues that america was starting to go through at that time but in a fantastic setting so that theres some divide between you and the show. >> they sent four people, a mother and a father and two kids who looked just like humans, but they werent. >> "the twili...

He could tell stories about fascism. >> tonight, i shall talk to you about glorious conformity. >> it was a way to deal with a lot of the issues that america was starting to go through at that time but in a fantastic setting so that theres some divide between you and the show. >> they sent four people, a mother and father and two kids who looked just like humans, but they werent. >> "the twilight zone" had these little o. henry-like twists on it was aloued to have unhappy endings. >> they picked...

Of business. and i think theres a lot of questions about quid pro quo. if youre russian, you invite him there because youre trying to influence him to do the number one thing they care about. whether youre a russian government official or whether youre the head of a russian oil company. you want the sanctions lifted. >> paul butler, it is important for folks to keep in mind. whatever carter pages character study is for people following russia. he also is doing all of this knowing that he was pre...

The 45th president of the united states offers a revealing character study of him." like what? what would we learn if we played a round of golf with him? >> for one thing, its exhausting. the guy never stops talking. he was a salesperson, he never stops selling. hes very proud of these monuments that hes built and he wants you to love it. as for his golf game, hes not as good as he says but thats common. he plays quickly, he talks trash and theres always a little money at stake. pretty much anyo...

Fascism. >> tonight, i shall talk to you about glorious conformity. >> it was a way to deal with a lot of the issues that america was starting to go through at that time but in a fantastic setting so that theres some divide between you and the show. >> they sent four people, a mother and father and two kids who looked just like humans, but they werent. >> "the twilight zone" had these little o. henry-like twists on it that aloud to have happy endings. >> they picked the most dangerous enemies th...

A >> it was kind of a somber character study. everyone wants to see what happens to the fugitive. >> the actual question is, how long is it going to go on? >> im about ready to give up. im tired. >> when it ended, it broke the viewership record set by the beatles on ed sullivan. it was one of the tv shows that actually went somewhere. >> you know, youngstown is not exactly on our course. >> in a lot of ways, television was showing slices of the world people they had never seen before. "route 66"...

Of fantasy or science fiction he could tell stories about racism, he could tell stories about fascism. >> tonight, i shall talk to you about glorious conformity. >> it was a way to deal with a lot of the issues that america was starting to go through at that time but in a fantastic setting so that theres some divide between you and the show. >> they sent four people, a mother and father and two kids who looked just like humans, but they werent. >> "the twilight zone" had these little o. henry-li...