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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. >> he's 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. it's more a character study. "we both wanted to be seals so badly, nothing in the water was going to stop us. if we had to fight off shark...

Was starting to go through at that time but in a fantastic setting so that there's 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 weren't. >> "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 it's themselves. >> now, six months a fugitive. this is richard kimball with a new identity and, for as long as it is safe, a new name. >> "the fugitive" was a character study. >> beware the eyes of strangers,...

Humanize things as well and have the scenes emotional and make it a character study. but at the end of the day, i think it's 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 people can judge for themselves as they watch it play out. mark, congratulations on the film. it's v...

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 there's 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 weren't. >> "the twilight zone" had these little o. henry-like twists on it and was allowed to have unhappy endings. >> ...

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 there's 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 weren't. >> "the twilight zone" had these little o. henry-like twists on it was aloued to have unhappy endings. >> they picked the most dangerous enemies they could find, and it's themselves. >> now, six months a fugitive. t...