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The vast majority of lawyers never do a single supreme court argument. i certainly never got near doing that. i imagine it's nerve racking. where would you rank the difficulty of your acting versus being before the actual supreme court. >> it was super hard to do this, and just intimidating, but on the other hand you get do overs, you have to do the thing repeatedly from every camera angle. if you mess up it's different. in this show, a, you can tell me to zip it, and b if i mess up, it's on live tv. the do overs was a really nice next thing, and it was a real privilege to do. >> yeah, it is d...

Your same team who benefit when you benefit. that's not what we're doing. if you were negotiating something with your opponent or someone who opposed your business and wanted to see it fail it would be a very different kind of negotiation. so i just want to be clear about what we heard in the democratic caucus meeting yesterday. there was, you know, near unanimity of everyone supporting the reconciliation package, of supporting the programs in it, in talking about how important those programs are and supporting the infrastructure package. it is ready to go, we are waiting on the senate to come...

And you're telling me everybody is incredibly collaborative and they all say... right. .."don�*t worry, it's all fine, "we'lljust do it again". well, no, there's a few expletives go around on those occasions, and it might be me that says one. you know, i mean, i, probably on the majority of 1917, i was operating remotely. so, you know, when an actor's going very fast, and you're panning the camera, using wheels, and trying to stay with it, and then, yeah, you get to the last minute of a seven—minute take or whatever, and you think, "he's going to go around that corner "really fast, so i've...

That says one. you know, i mean, i, probably on the majority of 1917, i was operating remotely. so, you know, when an actor's going very fast, and you're panning the camera, using wheels, and trying to stay with it, and then, yeah, you get to the last minute of a seven—minute take or whatever, and you think, "he's going to go around that corner "really fast, so i've got to whip the camera around", and all that, and it's like, yeah, it's kind of nerve—racking, but it's also exhilarating. and the number of times when we did, i don't know, six, ten, 12 takes, and then sam would say, "ok, we'v...

An actor forgets a line. yeah. and you're telling me everybody is incredibly collaborative and they all say... right. .."don�*t worry, it's all fine, "we'lljust do it again". well, no, there's a few expletives go around on those occasions, and it might be me that says one. you know, i mean, i, probably on the majority of 1917, i was operating remotely. so, you know, when an actor's going very fast, and you're panning the camera, using wheels, and trying to stay with it, and then, yeah, you get to the last minute of a seven—minute take or whatever, and you think, "he's going to go around th...