What Is It With You

Right Now I Am Working On Something That's Pretty Important To Me. It Has To Do With My Own History In Politics. I'd Done All The President's Men, And The History Of How That Came About Is A Story Unto Itself. It Began With The Candidate. No One Knows About That Connection. I Was On A Train, And I Was Promoting The Candidate Going From Jacksonville, Florida, Down To Miami To Duplicate What Candidates In 1972 Did.

I Started As An Actor In The Theater Playing A Lot Of Character Parts, And Suddenly, I Found Myself In This Place Where It Felt Like I Was Getting Locked Into A Kind Of A Stereotype, And It Did Bother Me.

Sundance Started With Two Acres Back In 1963 That I Bought From A Sheepherder For $500. What Has Happened, I Could See Development Starting To Descend On The State Of Utah. I Thought I Had Better Acquire More Land To Protect It. I Thought That Would Probably Be My Legacy, To Protect Land.

Never Revisit The Past, That's Dangerous. You Know, Move On.

That's Another Thing That's Depressing: Certain Attitudes In Congress. They Assume That You're Dumb; They Can Take Advantage Of You Being Dumb. I Find That Offensive. It Insults Our Intelligence. They're Playing Us For Dumb And They're Being Dumb In Doing It. But I Believe That's Gonna Change. I Think Those People, The Mcconnells, Are Not Helping Us At All. They're Taking Us Backward In Time.