said, no, wece will not let you do it. you have to give us another two years.hat role was played by anthony hopkins. the next part he did after that was hannibal. that was a big one for him. >> that could have been me. something -- i have gone back since. i had to pay for it. book: the subtitle of this , what are you most grateful for? >> my family, my friends. my wife. and the fact that i am able to continue to do what i love to do. i keep exploring and finding new things in the world of music. and i'm veryessed grateful. tavis: how is it that you occupy your time when you're not on the screen? >> i play the keyboard and i compose. music, ifthing about you continue with music, you get that are added as you get older. -- you get better at it as you get older. as opposed to us linux. -- as opposed to athletics. 45 is a long time between takes. [laughter] with regard to the music, how would you describe what your compositions sound like? >> i play jazz and blues and classical. -- mood music, nostalgic kind of stuff. tavis: you are an old soul. do you still enjoy

bad today, and what we have we can say today really openly we in the beginning caused a , today what wece have with egypt and turkey and saudi arabia. part of this nuclear arms race. consequences -- it is even more serious than movies in hollywood. >> before i turned to the audience for your questions, i want to ask you one last question of my own. a moment ago you think it is important to turn down the -- if i understood you i- in the u.s.-israel negotiations. that made me think of a theme in the israeli press a lot -- >> you cannot blame me for the israeli press -- >> no, no. i get that. these wanted to ask you, reports that i keep reading about a new lieberman, whether they are true? askep reading -- let me you. you just said you want to turn down the rhetoric, turn down the heat. that willd we expect be different in the way you conduct yourself as foreign minister going forward from what we know from when you were foreign minister before? about -- to speak [laughter] really not try also to be politically correct, but to say every single time what i mean and what i understand. the deal