>> i'm pleased to have julianna margulies back at this table. welcome. >> thank you so much. >> rose: so there she is we're going to finish episode-- final episode of series six. >> is may 119 right. three more to go. >> rose: so where is she? at this moment? >> well sadly she's a long way from there. it's been quite a journey with alecia this year. and it's been so interesting to play her. >> rose: she's now running for states attorney. >> she ran for states attorney. and she wins. >> rose: right. >> and then she gets thrown under the bus by the democratic committee because they-- there is an accusation of voter fraud which she had nothing to do with but it had to do with one of the senate seats. and they say just take one for the party. and they throw her under the bus and she has to conoco seed and she does. and frack then gets rightfully crowned. but it really had nothing to do with either of them or their runs for an office which she rightfully wonment but it was a very clever way that robert and michelle managed to, i think make politics f

. ♪ charlie: julianna margulies is here. she is an emmy award-winning actress. was nurse carol hathaway on "er." she now stars on "the good wife." one of the most ambitious morally -- complex dramas. >> how dare you. you have a personal life? do you know what it would be like to have your personal life spilled across the stage like this? broadcasted into the home of your friends? do you know what that would be like? it would one thing if my job had something to do with my husband's infidelity. i'm running for state's attorney. i'm running to be someone to put a dent in crime in this town. what does that have to do with my marriage life? charlie: there she is. the final episode of series six. where is she in this moment? julianna: a long way from there. it has been quite a journey this year. charlie: she is running for state's attorney. julianna: she ran for states attorney. she gets thrown under the bus by the democratic committee because there is an accusation of voter fraud, which she had nothing to do with. they say just take one for the party. they throw her

, but he is written about as a civil rights eater, and also kirsten gillibrand writes about julianna margulies about predicting -- protecting children from sexual assault. or he often it may have been something that made them rich or powerful, but it is what they have done with the wealth, the same, the power, the influence, in some field other than where they started. charlie: and then where do you choose who writes about them? for example, colin powell. steve jobs's widow writes about hillary clinton. hillary clinton writes about elizabeth warren. nancy gibbs having her right about elizabeth born may have been a little bit mischievous. charlie: oh, no, not you. nancy gibbs: sometimes we ask rivals to write about one another, partly because they are in the best position to appreciate them, so we asked antonin scalia to write about ruth bader ginsburg. they are friends. they are not ideological allies and yet he writes about the role she plays within that set of justices to sharpen everyone's opinions, everyone's thinking and that is the kind of influence i think is really fascinating to watch