my conversation with robert blake.u remember the night that she died well or is it now something you've blocked out of your head? >> no, i remember it quite well. >> you went and had dinner at this restaurant. >> where are you going? >> i'm interested in what happened. >> no, you're not interested. what are you doing? what the hell are you doing? >> let me help you. there's no one talking to me. okay? you haven't got a worry. there's nobody talking to me. these are my questions for you which are based in my view -- >> now you want to know what happened that night? >> i'm curious, yeah. >> no, you're not curious. >> i am. because you were acquitted. >> i thought you said you uttoo autou3 %pfe sted fil significant than a little boy with no parents, no friends, nothing, walking into mgm and three years later starring in his first film. you know how significant that is? no, because you've never lived my life. >> it's my fault. there's no one else to blame for it. i wouldn't even begin to start pointing the finger at anybod

my conversation with robert blake.o you remember the night that she died well or is it now something you've blocked out of your head? >> no, i remember it quite well. >> you went and had dinner at this restaurant. >> where are you going? >> i'm interested in what happened. >> no, you're not interested. what are you doing? what the hell are you doing? >> let me help you. there's no one talking to me. okay? you haven't got a worry. there's nobody talking to me. these are my questions for you which are based in my view -- >> now you want to know what happened that night? >> i'm curious, yeah. >> no, you're not curious. >> i am. because you were acquitted. >> i thought you said you researched all this, so you know what happened that night. >> i know the facts of the night. >> what? tell me about the facts of the night. >> you take your wife to dinner to a restaurant. >> go ahead. >> your wife goes to the car. you go back to retrieve, as you say, your gun, which is in the restaurant. and when you return, your wife has been

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. >> i'm not going to morph into robert blake on you. >> when you take those lyrics or this clip of youthe movie "panic room." >> that's not fair. that's an unfortunate clip. the character was really not all that bad. at that point he was pushed. >> here's my question. do you think that -- obviously some rap star lyrics are far more violent. do you believe that any musician or movie star or movie maker or music producer, do they have any responsibility in terms of rhetoric about guns or the portrayal of them in movies? >> it's an extension of -- >> there's an old bluegrass song called "knoxville girl." it was a great tradition of murder and mayhem and some of those. it was handed down into appalachian culture here and bluegrass music here. that's poetic license. there was no real person. that wasn't a chronicling. >> i'm not going to hold you responsible for gun violence in america. >> i won't yell what robert yelled that night. are you out of your -- >> let's turn to peaceful matters. it's a peaceful cover. very clean. very simple. these aren't exploding grenades, right? >> as far as i

i'm not going norv into robert blake on you. >> right.ke those lyrics or you take, say, this clip of you from the movie "the panic room" -- >> that's not fair. ♪ [ screaming ] >> i mean, that's -- that's an unfortunate clip. because you know, raul, that character, was really not all that bad. at that point he was pushed. >> right. here's my question. >> you know what i think? >> do you think that any lyrics -- obviously, some rap stars' lyrics are far more violent. i'm on picking that because that happened to be one of yours. but do you believe that any musician or movie star or movie maker or music producer, do they have any responsibility in terms of the rhetoric about guns or the portrayal of them in movies? >> in case of "buenas noches from a lonely room," that literally is an extension of the tradition of -- there was an old bluegrass song called "knoxville girl" where for no reason -- it's actually -- it goes back to irish, scottish, welsh folk songs. there was a great tradition of murder and mayhem in some of those. and it was hand

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. >> i will not about i will mention blake robert griffin ii- his knee was injured and we will forever leave the clock at that moment until the is back in action next year mitchell question, follows up on the issue of the procurement budget and what will happen it to. my understanding is that -- we all know there's prior year defendant budgets that continue to fund the industry and that guess news for the industry. as previous year's budget authority, working off so the uncertainty of this year's budget is mitigated. on the other hand it's hard to enter into contracts at all with the specter of sequestration, so how should be understand the hit the defense industry is taking right now in percentage terms? is there a 5%, 10%, 20% cut in the kinds of spending and jobs that might otherwise be taking place right now? >> it's so hard to define what our baseline is right now. of you go against the '13 budget, the continuing resolution, total dollars, are actually a little higher than the proposal in the '13 budget. we have been limited to the fiscal level. i will try to say this to helple. i

jack kennedy system being blake gentlemen, let's take a break and go for dinner and we can talk about it later. during the dinner committee goes down the hall with his brother, roberted sorensen to find another way of approaching khrushchev. so it's one of the great romantic moments. president kennedy did some things, which are quite remarkable as president. legislative record is a one of them, but you really see when you read these tapes are listened to the states on the cuban missile crisis, you are saying we are on the verge of nuclear war and these two brothers, i mean, there's one point were a russian ship breaks the blockade. it goes through the blockade and is heading towards cuba. again, we said we would attack. robert kennedy says something like that we wait one more day? and president kennedy system can make -- president kennedy says something like yes we can wait one more day. a nyro, it's a peace out more day. c-span: you talk about how important a source he was for you. what did ted sorensen think, in a word or two, about lyndon johnson? >> guest: and a word or two? 's c-span: we had another audiotape you may have heard, arthur sausage are interviewing