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On Sunday, Trump was again on everyone’s mind as Democratic lawmakers joined thousands of others for a march to commemorate the 60th anniversary of “Bloody Sunday,” when law enforcement brutalized voting rights activists in Selma, Ala., in 1965.

Perhaps that’s why, in an hour that finally aligns with everyone’s schedule, it feels genuinely miraculous to hear the two actors share stories of their craft.

He quips, “I just love lying to everyone.”

Film and TV are the framework these characters use to explain life, from the soap opera that assures its viewers that the show is a place “where everyone knows their lines” to a maniac who suggests Paul be clobbered again because she once saw a movie in which that fixed a broken brain.

The daily grind dehumanizes everyone.