you re not going to hire me? none no one hired me for years. what are you going to do to me. couric: (laughs). and it s very freeing. and i said what are you going to do? rose: mamet and rivers coming up. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: david mamet is here. he s an award winning playwright, screen writer, director and author. his brand of dialogue is has entered the lexicon and mamet speak. he is best known for his pulitzer prize winning play glengary glen ross and movies such as wag the dog. here s his look at some of his work. are you the guy that broken? no. don t sweat it, george, you know why? no. you have nothing to hide. when i talk to the police i get nervous. you know who doesn t? who? thieves. why? they re ensured to it. you think so? yes. what should i tell them. the truth, george. always tell the truth, it s too t easiest thing to remember. i can
bankrupt? i ve been bankrupt. what? you re not going to hire me? none no one hired me for years. what are you going to do to me. couric: (laughs). and it s very freeing. and i said what are you going to do? rose: mamet and rivers coming up. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: david mamet is here. he s an award winning playwright, screen writer, director and author. his brand of dialogue is has entered the lexicon and mamet speak. he is best known for pulitzer prize winning play glengary glen ross and movies such as wag the dog. here s his look at some of his work. are you the guy that broken? no. don t sweat it, george, you know why? no. you have nothing to hide. when i talk to the police i get nervous. you know who doesn t? who? thieves. why? they re ensured to it. you think so? yes. what should i tell them. the truth, george. always tell the truth, it s too t eas
chris rock in one of his shows about reverend wright, he s saying a lot of white people say it s impossible a 75-year-old black man doesn t like white people. i m going to tell you a secret, he said, you re not going to find a 75-year-old black man that doesn t like white people and i said that s interesting. rose: we continue with joan rivers, a new documentary about her called joan rivers, a piece of work. i think i m better than ever. in the old days i was worried when i went on stage because you have too much at stake in a way. now days, i d say anything i want. what are you going to do, fire me? i ve been fired. bankrupt? i ve been bankrupt. what? you re not going to hire me? none no one hired me for years. what are you going to do to me. couric: (laughs). and it s very freeing. and i said what are you going to do? rose: mamet and rivers coming up. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: d