Van Lathan

Just a little bit underwritten.

I understand what the character represents and what the motivations for the character are, but she's kind of thingified a little bit in the show.

I mean, it's hindsight, but still of a situation like this.

where I would view the president as the trustworthy guy.

You know, I mean, Clancy Brown, we've seen him in too much.

That's true.

We know too much.

I'm like, you're not going to give it to the fucking guy, the guard.

He's about to hit you.

He's about to fucking kill the cool guy for the Shawshank Redemption.

You're not going to give it to him.

He's going to do something bad.

I know him.

He plays the heavy all the time.

And so, but in this situation, when I was watching it, I was like, man, what timeline is giving that to the U.S.

government the right thing to do?

Like, which timeline?

I know that she is also, but like, one person that's kind of, but like, which timeline is sitting in there with the, even though you've done the right thing, it just seems fucking, that's not who you want to go with.

Getting it to the public, there would seem like there would be some doctor, some revolutionary, some group, some something.

But when you look at it, I think it was played.