. >> host: next call for john lewis gaddis from james in college park, maryland. >> caller: looking forward to getting your book. i am a big fan of george f. kennan. could you elaborate on his insights and observations of psychological makeup when he was in russia during the second world war? >> he was in russia for the last two years of the war. he has been in russia before that. he had probably as much exposure to russia as any american did in that period. when he made observations about psychology was more often the psychology of the leadership and that was stalin in that period and the critical observations that he made was however amicable relationship with fallen was, the expedia and see, no basis for a lasting relationship because stalin's psychology was one of trusting no one around him and because stalin was an absolute dictator that distrust of everyone and everything was projected on to the behavior of the soviet union itself. that is why we could never have a normal relationship with the soviet union. >> host: "george f. kennan: an american life," pulitzer prize winner for 2012

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james martinson... >> stahl: the movie is about how lincoln gets the 13th amendment abolishing slavery passed by congress. it's a little-known story in the last four months of his life. daniel day lewiswis: abolishing slavery by constitutional provisions settles the fate for all coming time, not only of the millions now in bondage, but of unborn millions to come. >> stahl: there's not a lot of action. there's no spielberg special effects. >> steven spielberg: right. >> stahl: it's a movie about process and politics. have you ever done a movie even remotely... >> steven spielberg: never. like this? >> stahl: not even close. >> steven spielberg: never. no. i knew i could do the action in my sleep, at this point in my career. in my life, the action doesn't hold any... it doesn't attract me anymore. >> stahl: with only one brief battle scene, the movie's more like a stage play with lots of dialogue as lincoln cajoles and horse-trades for votes. >> day lewis: blood's been spilt to afford us this moment. now, now, now! >> stahl: spielberg decided to hold off releasing the movie until after the november election, because he didn't want the film to become a tug of war about party politics. >

. >> but as michael lewis pointed out, this president likes to practice in a stealth way. >> yes, it's true. i'm sure he's going to be prepared. >> james fallows, thank you so much. >> my pleasure. >>> american airlines is facing new trouble. the faa is investigating two incidents where a row of passenger seats came loose inned my flight. mark strassman is here with the story. good morning. >> reporter: american airlines has grounded eight of its jets as a precaution while they're inspected for a sign of more problems. for now, there's nothing that apparently suggests this problem was caused intentionally during a divisive labor dispute. it's one of the last things you would expect to go wrong in the flight. >> there are seats loose in a flight. >> reporter: twice in three days. an american 757 jet has been forced to land after a row of seats detached from the floor. flight 443 ran into the problem monday on its way to miami. less than an hour after taking off from new york's jfk airport. >> we're going to return to kennedy. >> reporter: the incident came just two days after a miami-bound plane from boston ran into the same issue. >> g

james and lachlan from the board. this according to the telegraph. they have not responded to request for comment. these two join a broad list of investors against the murdoch family control. proxy advisory service glass lewisopposition to his role as chir. christian brothers investment services gathered 18 investors with more than $1.6 trillion in assets under management and $13.4 million news corp. class a shares. they expressed support for an independent chairman. opposition to murdoch's control of the board has been growing since the phone hacking scandal in news of the world last summer though there was opposition to murdoch at last year's meeting. this is the first meeting to include resolutions against murdoch on the proxy voting form that allows investors to vote against murdoch without traveling to los angeles. but the murdoch family is unlikely to be ousted though they own about 12% of the company. they control 39% of the class b voting shares. a saudi prince holds about 7% of the class b shared and pledged his support to the family last year. they have freshened the board nominating elaine chao and a former president uri be. >> it's getting awfully spicy over there. thank you so much, julia. juli