when i was working a lot at stratford years ago i used to walk down to holy trinity church late in the afternoon and sit in one of the front pews where i could see the tomb and i would say to this guy "help me out. please help me out. i don't know what i'm doing." >> rose: dear willie, dear willie. >> give me a sign! because, yes, there are these legendary actors who've given legendary performances in these great roles and ultimately they -- if you want to be a classical actor you have got to take off these roles because these are the roles that you'll be judged by. you know, if you believe -- if you hope that at some point you might have built up a reputation it can only be built on a certain number of roles exactly like an opera singer. there are certain roles you have to sing. >> rose: right. >> and if you don't, you're dodging the issue of the great challenge. if you can be brave enough and fear, you know, is -- plays a huge part in this, and it did for me for years, fear of failing. not fear of getting it right, but fear of failing. if you can dispense with that, it just opens up

stratford here enter a really crazy. i tried to be an all in one genius. that's the great things in whatever he did i wanted to be immortal eternal. i suppose you could say i was playing god. alexander savor off is six months old in this picture he was born completely healthy but when he was three years old he went gathering up poles with his parents and on that day his typical happy childhood came to an end. it was early in the morning. i remember a dark green leaves in the sun shining through. the ground was mottled with sunlight but i couldn't see anything. i couldn't see those little apples so i was fumbling feeling for them. my mother picked me up and began to cry. she will die i had problems with my vision. to see the good things that in six years the same happened with my hearing. this group that was august first one hundred sixty two. what i mean here is of course the bailout in the united states with eighty five percent of the population being strongly against it and i don't think even in a democratic institutions and the will of the people would

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samuel caps joins us and former state department diplomatic and vice president of intelligence stratfordare authors of this book under fire, the untold story of the attack in benghazi. congratulations. >> thank you. >> let's get to it. you highlight something that was undiscussed until your book, in the popular press at least the actions of five diplomatic security agents and the role they play and each played a pivotal role. why did it take so long to get this story out? >> the attack transpired during a presidential election when the fallout and fire storm over the narrative became more important than the story of her wisp. they were young and isolated in a city completely void of law and order. it was controlled by fundamentalest and they found themselves on a symbol i can night under fire and attack. >> you say the story of these agents that sam was talking about was lost in the aftermath of the election and the campaign, you say it's not a story of a failure or a coverup. how would you describe the story then? >> i think it's a story, lou of simple course and heroism and the ability