leading the crew is actor gary sinise.do you think you've done? >> 400 something concerts, man. it's excessive. i mean, it's crazy, but it is good excessive, you know? i don't make a living doing this. this is what i do for -- to help. >> reporter: 400 concerts at more than 150 bases and outposts all over the world. the hours, the days, the miles, uncountable. sinise is most famous for his signature role in "forrest gump." >> thought i'd try out my sea legs. >> you ain't got no legs, lieutenant dan. >> reporter: his devotion to the military and america's vets first came when he got to know the vietnam vets in his wife's family. >> they really opened my eyes. i started to support vietnam veterans groups in various ways in the chicago area in the early '80s. >> reporter: my hometown. >> your hometown. >> reporter: years later, when america had a new war to fight, sinise knew he would not, he could not stand on the sidelines. >> my heart broke for our vietnam veterans. i didn't want that to happen again to people that were vo

kennedy: the only actor doing good york wor work for this cous gary sinise nchts an. >> and james woods. >> kennedy: we had a run-in in the '90s although he was lovely, he wanted me to wear a catholic cool uniform to a game. thank you for bringing that up. let's talk about the legal fees that it costs people who are constantly subpoenaed by congress and those who have to testify before the grand jury who are never charged. michael caputo, one of the former attorneys said if congress forces him to testify he's going to take the fifth because every time he goes to one of these things it costs him 30,000 dollars in legal fees. >> i wish i had michael caputo's attorney and it was only 30,000 dollars. kennedy: how much have you spent on legal fees. >> hundreds of thousands of dollars. i've testified in front of the house more 12 hours, in front of the sphrait fo senate for eight. it's hundreds of thousands of dollars. i did nothing wrong. all of my e-mail and messages were turned over. they knew i did nothing wrong. this is an investigation into this president to try to say that something ha

reilly, and an earlier production at the steppenwolf theater in chicagoic with john malkand gary siniseas filmed and shown on pbs, where a 14-year- old ethan hawke first saw it. >> and i had seen or heard nothing like this play, and it-r was hak concert, half... i didn't know whether it was malkovich i lo you know, steppenwolf, or sam shepherd, or was it the hank williams song in the beginning. what was it that was so good? >> brown: but it did something. did something to you. >> and then i went to library and i got seven plays, you and i just started chasing all this stuff. >> i didn't have the same relationship to it that that ethan did, but the more time i've read the play, including throughout our entire process, the more there was to be mined. and that's the most exciting thing for an actor. >> a lot of actors are drawn to this like catnip. a little bit like hemingway before him, sam has a reputation of toughness. and so, guys often try to macho that up. and if you do that, you actu lose. sam shepard is unbelievably funny, and he's a deeplyit spl man. and he's got a profound sensib