geraldine page, i discovered, the last show she did in new york was playing madam arcati.an you believe it? and she was one of our prime, great actresses before she passed on. we all want to have a crack at arcati. you tell me why. i'm not quite sure why. we all want to infuse her with something of our own. and i don't quite know why. it is a good question, and i really can't answer it. >> let me ask, what is the joy for you as one actor in playing the character? >> oh, the laughter of the audience. >> okay. >> let me tell you. [ laughter ] >> without any modesty, you love a good laugh, huh? you love a good laugh? >> oh, yes, of course. to make an audience feel uplifted and full of fun and -- and when they see what's going on, watching these people, you know, on stage with this woman who is just winding around her little finger in her own way. this is -- this is a moment in theater that you never forget as an otheris ist-- as an artist. you just don't. bringing humor and happiness and joy to an audience is a wonderful opportunity in life, believe me. >> i've talked to many

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geraldine hopkins is from atlantic city. >> it's beautiful, the train trip.t's lovely. >> reporter: everything on time, no delays? >> no, 25 minutes late but that's okay. >> reporter: you don't mind? >> no. >> reporter: not going to take the holiday spirit away. >> not at all. not at all. thankful to be here, thankful to be going there. i'm very blessed. >> reporter: most of the travelers we talked to said they actually prefer the rain over snow when they're trying to get around in this kind of weather. reporting live, christine madella, nbc 10 news. >>> and because of the rain, many drivers are proceeding with caution on this christmas eve. our live skycam network shows us the situation on interstate 95 in south philadelphia. we have hundreds of cameras throughout the area for you. >> let's get a first alert traffic update from nbc 10's keith jones. how's it looking? >> you saw skyforce 10 out there. rain on the wind shield, the windshield wipers going at a high rate of sppq". let's check out king of prussia mall for all you procrastinators out there. not to

where is your wife, geraldine, from? >> she's from hillsboro, texas. i was covering the hill for the "wall street journal." >> you say she hates politics. >> she really does. she is a saint. but she had to be a saint to live with me all these years. we were married in 1962. she really doesn't like politics at all. she started off as a democrat, and she's a registered republican now. >> you have two children. one -- at least you mentioned in the book -- worked for regnery publishing. >> alex. and the other one, zelda, worked for you at one point. who do you want to read this book? and what's the message here? because you paint a story of being very connected in washington for all these years. >> i would like to have people who are interested in politics, interested in government, who have watched me on television, maybe have read the column, to show what the real washington is like, what i'm like, what i really think, what moved me, how i moved from a, shall we say, a center-left position to a right-wing position. >> the people, i think, that are the ma