one of the great american theater directors, jack o'brien, from that generation. i was not in. i was really excited. charlie: meaning that they understood things that you have not come to appreciate. ethan: we are made to feel quite often that wisdom is placed low on the totem pole of things that are interesting, right? if you spend time with it and with people who value it, it becomes very exciting. i walked away from that experience really looking forward to the rest of my life as opposed to -- there is a danger, this is not news to you, you have actors on all the time. there is hyperbole in my profession and it is a wonderful thing to be young but it can create a feeling of, what am i doing? there is a great profile on tom brady. charlie: in "the new york times." ethan: someone is gearing up for oscar season and they make a big deal. they are asking him about the value of the super bowl and why not retire? you get this clear sense that a lot of us do not know what we are doing if we are not engaged in the game. what are we living for besides the superficial ele

the director is one of the great american theater directors jack o'brien who -- they're the same generationhat you hadn't experienced. >> yeah. >> charlie: or come to appreciate. >> were made to feel quite often that wisdom is placed pretty low on the totem pole of things that are interesting, right. and if you spend time with it and spend time with people who value it, it becomes very exciting. and i walked away from that experience, really looking forward to the rest of my life, as opposed to -- i mean there's a danger -- i'm sure there this is not news to you but you have ac have actors on this show a lot of time and there's a lot of hyperbole among young people in my profession and it is wonderful to be young and young people are very exciting but it can create a feeling of what am i doing? it's a little bit like being an athlete. there's a great profile in tom brady, but what was interesting to me as someone gearing up for oscar season, you watch the culture make a big deal about awards and they are wonderful it's a great thing, but they're asking him about the value of the super bowl

very quickly, conan o'brien spent this presidents' day's weekend in havana, cuba taping a special that will air march 4th. it's the first time a talk show will be taped in cuba since jackseful. >> really? >> yeah spreading -- >> i wasn't really asking. >> i'm sorry. >> that's it. "special report" is up next. >>> egypt strikes back after the beheading of 21 coptic christians and terrorism rears its ugly head in denmark posing yet another challenge to the president's embattled foreign policy. this is "special report." good evening. i'm ed henry in for bret baier. while the commander in chief spent presidents' day weekend playing golf far from home in southern california, terror forces in northern africa and northern europe staged new attacks and threatened to bring their violence to the doorsteps of the global christian community prompting an urgent plea from a key member of nato tonight. we have fox team coverage. it was a grisly weekend of terror.

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o'brien taking his show on the road to cuba. the last time a late night host visited cuba was in 1957 when jack parr of the tonight show interviewed. and that's the news. >> meanwhile, back to real life. new bombshells in the trial of the man accused of killing american sniper chris kyle and his friend. eddie ray routh told officers quote, i knew if i did not take his soul he was going to take mine. i had to kill a man today. it wasn't a want to. it was a need to." today the jury can hear routh's videotaped confession as the key witness who recorded it is expected to testify. his defense claims the former marine was a psychotic at the time. do these developments help or hurt his case? we're going to have a fair and balanced debate. we're not debating his guilt. we're debating whether he gets committed or he gets life in prison. first to you heather. is he hurt by those new revelations? >> you can spin it both ways. the fact that, for example he said they weren't speaking to me and that's why i shot him. that is going to go towards the prosecution's idea that he knew right from wrong. however he later said he's going to forgive me