I'm Not A Breakfast Eater.

Well, It Was Interesting Because When I Was Going To Do It The First Time In My Head Was Leonardo Dicaprio [for Chris] And Marlon Brando Was Going To Play The Character That Hal Holbrook Eventually Played. But Then When It Wasn't To Be And There Was No Promise That It Ever Would Be I Think Some Part Of Me Didn't Want To Attach Specifics To It Anymore - Actors Or Anything Else - Because I Wanted To See It Made That Much More Badly.

I Had A House Burn Down Once, And Everything In Life Burned Except My Family, And It Was So Liberating. I Didn't Have A Bad Moment About It. It Sort Of Reinvigorated My Interest In A Lot Of Things. I Wonder If There Should Be Some Kind Of Anarchy.

Oh, I'm A Big-mouth. I Said A Lot Of Things.

When You Get Divorced, All The Truths That Come Out, You Sit There And Go, 'what The F**k Was I Doing? What Was I Doing Believing That This Person Was Invested In This Way?' Which Is A Fantastically Strong Humiliation In The Best Sense. It Can Make Somebody Very Bitter And Very Hard And Closed Off, But I Find It Does The Opposite To Me.

I Have A Regret That The Entire Discussion [with El Chapo]... Ignores Its Purpose, Which Was To Try To Contribute To This Discussion About The Policy In The War On Drugs.