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something that little bit like how holbrook is doing mark twain. you ought to work something up.of doing that. >> spike lee, comes on board, frank haas, great director, producer. >> i had a lot of angels. >> you did. here we are. there was a great moment in the finance committee conference room, which if you are watching the senate hearing on c-span, there is a door right behind the chairman and through that door is a very lovely what you would expect conference room for the senate finance committee. i was walking by in 1994 when you were doing an interview with the washington post about our legislative environment, which looked pretty grim at the time. you were given all the accurate answers and the reporter kind of said it looks pretty grim and you said, i heard you say this and i'm going to read it from the washington post. hingt something other than naive. what allows you to hang onto optimism in this environment that we are in now? >> i think we can learn a lot from what made our team successful many years ago. i take responsible for yourself. respect your fellow human being

i stood up and talked about each one of them and told stories like hal holbrook doing mark twain.at moment that i thought of doing it. >>. here we are. there was a great moment in the finance committee conference room which if you are watching the senate hearing on c-span, there is a door right by the chairman. through that door is a very big, lovely, what you would expect conference room. i was walking by in 1994 when you are doing an interview for the washington post about our legislative environment which looked pretty grim at the time. you are giving all the accurate answers and the reporter kind of said, it looks pretty grim. . and in this environment that we are in, that we are in now? >> i think that we can learn what made our team so successful. disagree with him openly, honestly, enjoy their humanity. then what my grandmother said, never look down on somebody you do not understand. it starts with a set of values of what you believe about what is possible. and you know, one reason that i did this film was to try to create some healing in the country. very divided. i was so

i met hal holbrook. they were in their own ways, different lincolns.amish is i remember when i was on set in savannah when we were filming some scenes and hamish and i had dinner for the first time and he said, i'm very nervous to meet watched you perm all day to day. you are abraham and he's abraham lincoln in the series, tobias is a fabulous secretary of war. sam, a very important thing is to show the relationship and friendship between lincoln and tobias captured this perfectly. tobias menzies. tobias menzies, yes. and so i felt i was watching the real abraham lincoln, the real secretary of war, stanton you know, can in any tv series have every fact in my book? of course not. but are the characters real? yes. so i'm very happy with it. a series that viewers can watch on apple tv. plus, let's go back to the scene of the crime, though, as it were, to ford's theater. how does john wilkes booth get within derringer distance of z/abraham lincoln and how does e do the deed in front of a thousand people in the theater and make it out of the theater to get