and it was actually the first pilot that i auditioned for i was doing a play at the geffen playhouse and i was concerned i was just thinking that i was going to move to new york and there was this or i didn't give you additional they my agents convinced me they were like look we think this show's going to be a huge hits they were right but they were like you know it just it's going to be good just audition go get seen by these people you're still you just graduated it's important for you to go out and get your sea legs and i went in and i read the script i thought it was interesting i knew the character because i was an overachiever in school and i thought i definitely know this girl but i thought they'll never cast me in a million years so i just went in and had fun in the end they gave me a callback and i was like really and then they gave me another one and another one and and then i got the part but i still sort of completely disbelief i was like you guys are totally wrong you don't want me this is wrong you still want to do theater absolutely who joins who in the woods. i was on

doctor geffen, a sarcoma in dogs, just that name, a, makes you think it is something scary and b, i don't want to think bit. what is it, because dogs and cats get it. >> it is a bad disease. it is a tumor of the blood organs and usually presents itself with tumors. the most of the time we see it because a large tumor ruptured inside the dog. >> you wouldn't even know if the dog had a tumor. >> you may not know it until the dog had symptoms f this tumor ruptures they bleed internally and they get weak, pass out and they look pale. interesting thing if you decided you could not get to the vet, within a day or two the dogs and cats can seem normal again but they have tumors. they spread throughout all of the organs and it is a bad within to have. >> does it come on fast and does your dog look bloated because of the blood loss internally. >> most of the time is it comes without warning. the it is not something that people would know about even on a examination unless you can feel a tumor inside growing even a vet may in the know until an episode happens. >> with a blood test preventive yearly

only maybe twenty years ago that the closest thing to a gay marriage was lies in minnelli and david geffen i mean when they were married that was a gay marriage i was invited. you didn't want to say. and yet they just they just insisted and of course the other thing i think that turned it around was television you know people don't really read the news they don't pay attention to the president. that much but they do watch television and once they saw gays on television shows wow they said look at this they were like oh ok you know when it's not that weird and then of course gay marriage in a couple of states and the world didn't fall apart and they kind of got it as recently as two thousand and four bush remember put karl rove put gay marriage on the ballot in key states and just because he knew it would get every redneck to come out and while they were in the booth that of course voted for bush and those are all people who were scared that gay marriage was going to screw up their life somehow i know you are critical of organized religion you made a great movie cloverlea just city rule you

. >> geffen these political -- given these political constraints, i think people are trying to do the best that can be done. >> i agree with that. i agree with that, certainly. >> and, therefore -- >> yeah. >> -- you think there is no feedback from whatever little is being done in development? an example is what milton friedman did in chile, and people vilified him, but he later went on record and said that improving economic freedom in chile did lead to political freedom. so you think there is no reverse feedback from whatever little development that we can do back into rights and in political freedom? >> yeah. i mean, this is a -- i'm glad you raised this chile example. be i think there is a view among some sort of free market-oriented economists that almost like the ideal situation is to have a free market autocrat like pinochet in chile who will sort of ram through the kind of free market reforms that you need, and then after that you can, you know, then after that democracy can happen once you've kind of guaranteed that the free market reforms will stick in chile. that may or may

and about 2,000 patients have been waiting 90 days or more to geffen get an appointment. -- even get an appointment. this is just unacceptable. mr. president, it's not just this big, fancy, new facility in las vegas which is ill equipped even though it has all these nice things in it. it's not equipped because we didn't get the money to furnish it the way it should have been. but it's not a problem in las vegas, it's all over the country. nationwide, systematic problem with these combat veterans that have been languishing on some nonexistent waiting list. so, mr. president, when i learned that bernie sanders from vermont and congressman miller had worked out something on this, i was stunned. i was so happy. i got a call from senator sanders on saturday telling him i think we've got it done. that's wonderful. that is truly remarkable, what they've done. i don't need to go through the bill and what it does, but it provides billions of dollars for emergency funding to hire new doctors and nurses, it will allow the, it will authorize 27 new medical facilities around the country, allowing