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Marriage, their relationship, what happens to her all those years that he's in prison. and he kind of maintains his idealism and optimism and generosity of spirit and she turns very kind of bitter and angry. and showing that process, i think, gives it sort of a human dimension that's really -- that makes it, you know, something better than just sort of the conventional great man story, which is also is. >> powerful film for sure. biggest movie by far this season, "hunger games." it's worth a catch. let's take a little peek at that. >> we have to go before they kill us. they will kill us. >> wh...

Worked very hard and longed for many years for this moment. and so the human dimension was all on the side of the gay rights story. and i think that lent emotion and it lent power to the coverage, but did it come across as unbalanced? yes. 13 states approve of gay marriage. 37 do not and that got lost a little bit. >> this front page of "usa today" was typical. rainbow rulings and there's a picture of a couple kissing each other. by question there, terry, is often when these stories are reported, it would be followed by pictures of and interviews of happy couples who were getting married, want...

Bureaucracy where david axelrod as admitted it's too vast for opponent to control. if you look at the one case in the healthcare system, reason why there were these funky rules and they weren't that way for the children is because there was lat of statistics. a lat of statistics. put all this focus on statistics, but, to your point, the human element and i can't imagine any adult that would put themselves before a child. i mean, how callus would you have to be to jump in line over a little girl who is literally days away? >> just to leave the bureaucrats alone. people who make these decisions ...

Bureaucracy where david axelrod as admitted it's too vast for opponent to control. if you look at the one case in the healthcare system, reason why there were these funky rules and they weren't that way for the children is because there was lat of statistics. a lat of statistics. put all this focus on statistics, but, to your point, the human element and i can't imagine any adult that would put themselves before a child. i mean, how callus would you have to be to jump in line over a little girl who is literally days away? >> just to leave the bureaucrats alone. people who make these decisions ...

Planet. as they've come to understand it thus far in their life on the pages of this book. i want them to read something and say i know that experience, you know, i've had that. i know what he's talking about. and to be able to connect on that kind of a human level with my writing. but the fake noble answer, i'll give it anyway, would have been, i want people to understand afghanistan better. i happen to hope they do. but it's not the reason why i sit down to write. but i fully understand that fiction serves often a purpose and touches and reaches people in ways that the writer never really in...