. >> james dean has vowed to never return to jail and just moments away from his latest shot to make good on that promise. >> i am excited. i'm not going to jump with joy until they cut the band on and walk out the doors. then i'll be happy. long process, i'm ready to get out of here, man, this is killing me. >> the process of leaving jail is not a quick one. >> thank you. >> just as jail staff can take no risks when it comes to inmates joking about escape, they also can't risk releasing the wrong inmate. >> when it comes time for you to be released out of here, not only do we have ask questions to make sure we have the right person as far as dates of birth and socials, we do a retina scan also to make sure we have the right person that we're supposed to be releasing and should coincide with the paperwork we have. >> look in to the mirror. thank you for your cooperation. >> beautiful, sir, take all of your stuff and see that officer there. >> need your arm band, sir. >> man, that's a relief. >> there's your property, remain sealed until you get downstairs, okay? >> yes, sir. >> thank

albert einstein with his tongue out, one was a joker in a pack of cards, and the last was james dean, because he hasx appeal. >> jimmy: and do you feel like you got to know the manuel personally? >> i've met him a few times, and he's been so generous to us. but that first time i met him, i spent months and months with harry, reading and watching everything i could and i got to spend time with him. and he now uses his imeye muscl. and he has a screen and that goes agross the alphabet. i was filling air and calling him professor hawking this, trying to be -- and the first thing he said in his iconic voice, he said please call me steven. but because you can't choose the information or he can't alter the information i couldn't work out whether he was saying stop being such a i just sweated a lot. and by the end, i was hoping the glass was half full. >> jimmy: i have to say, it must be a strange thing for someone to play you in a movie while you're alive and most of the people that are portrayed in the movie are still alive, and for him to not hate you after that has got to be a great compliment. >> it's

dean of the fletcher school retired admiral james stabritis. very good to have you back on the show, sir. >> good to see you, mika. >> let's talk about on a more serious level what hasn europe over the past few weeks and where you think it's going to take us in terms of our understanding of the threat posed by ideological extremeism and how it may or may not converge the views in terms of how to combat it between the united states and europe. >> yeah i think we're seeing a reflection of what i observed in four years living in belgium which has become a bit of ground zero here. and you know the terrorists are in belgium the same reason nato has its headquarters there. it's centrally located. it's on the borders. and it affords access. and that's the european challenge, is dealing with the unlimited access throughout all of these countries. i think it will cause convergence between the u.s. approach, which has been one of leaning forward, try to play the away game use the drones use aggressive surveillance and the european approach which has been much more on the soft side. the good news is life isn't in on and off switch. you don't have to do just super aggressive or