beenas it may have difficult to grapple with their own families. >> have you ever thought about doing a one-man show? >> i am going to do a one-man show, but not as myself. it is a show that henry fonda created: clarence darrow. i wanted to be up on stage this season at the old vic. i did not have the time because of the schedule for "house of cards." what i am doing is i'm starting may 28. i will do two weeks of performances as clarence there'll. -- clarence darrow. >> is something you would have to spend a lot of time preparing? >> i have played him twice before. i have done a television film. >> what is the appeal? >> i think he is an extraordinarily fascinating character. fatherople call him the of the legal profession in the united states. the scope trial. he was a tremendous fighter for labor. >> he is the man who won the eight hour day for workers in the united egg. states. they had it almost as bad as anyone in terms of the abuses. no sunlight and no doctors. he was a hugely influential man. he took on cases that no one else wanted. he was an advocate against capital punishmen

beenas he has said, he has quoted in the press -- he needs work. he needs something to do.here he is. if you have ever seen videos of him chanting at the microsoft conference. >> he gets pretty amped up. >> it will be entertaining to watch him do that courtside. >> why this team? is up for sale, it is fairly high profile. why is he paying so much for it? it is a big step up for previous, better known names that are being bought. and in l.a., y l.a.? >> the dodgers were sold last year for more than this, two .1 billion dollars. in the u.s. it has always been the u.s.,ankees -- in it has always been the new york yankees as the most valuable sports franchise. perhaps l.a. has been overlooked entertains have been undervalued? maybe the sale of the dodgers made people realize that tv revenue from l.a. on this stuff, and the revenue from the stadiums is much greater. it could be that he likes the west coast. opportunity here or is he going you know what, i like sitting courtside and sharing? >> sports teams for billionaires are a fantastic investment. this guy has $6 billion in c