people like you hubert. >> even dick russell licks you. >> really. >> yes. >> you know, i am under a lot of pressure to announce my running mate for the election. >> people tell me i should pick bobby kennedy but i am not sure of his loyalty. there was a time when him and the rest of his harvard blue blood would look down their nose hose to me like i was some kind of country bumpkin. >> rose: here you are on this stage where was your ambition after this? what is it that bryan cranston wants to do or needs to do. >> rest. i do. >> i need to rest. yeah. i go pretty hard at it and it is so much fun. i am having a great time. but i think when this is over, when i -- when i finally leave the stage for the last time i am going to collapse. you know, your body had a tendency to hold on, hold on, hold on. it is a very physically demanding thing. it is an emotionally demanding thing. i love putting it all out there, but i think i just want to relax for a while and just let it rest. and see what happens next. >> rose: thank you for doing this. >> i so appreciate it. >> thank you, charlie. >> r

people like you -- even dick russell likes you. >> really?i am under a lot of pressure to announce my running mate. people are telling me i have to pick bobby kennedy. there was a time when they look down on me like i was some sort of country bumpkin. >> where is your ambition? what is it that bryan cranston wants to do or needs to do? >> rest. i need to rest. i go pretty hard at it. it is so much fun. i'm having a great time. but i think, when this is over, when i finally leave the stage for the last time, i'm going to collapse. [laughter] your body has a tendency to hold on, hold on, hold on. it is physically and emotionally demanding. i love putting it all out there. i think i want to relax for a while and let it rest. see what happens next. >> thank you for doing this. >> i so appreciate it. >> they show up at school hungry because most have not had breakfast. but they were so on fire to learn. it made you feel good. but there would come a day when i would see the light in the eyes die, because i discovered the world hated them because of

russell you are good to go! alright, fellas. alright, russ. back to work! >>> the dick cavett show! at all. >> contracting arms and leg muscles. >> that is weird. >> we're getting tips from dick cavett who is here in our studio about what he would be doing at that moment when the music came up and his queue was given, the iconic "dick cavett show" changed the face of tv and made this man an american legend. it was during his show that americans watched the events of the 1960s change the course of history. you can see it chronicled in cnn's new original series called, conveniently enough "the sixties" premiering at 9:00 p.m. tonight. what a delight to have you. so great to hear what you were thinking backstage when the music would come up. you said you prepped by doing what? >> when you played that, i did this, it's the best way to shake that. and then tightening of muscles is good, too. you say change the face of the '60s. all i can think about is how i changed my face since the '60s. >> i love when you come out and say as pure and honest as newark, new jersey. >> yes. that was righ