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Q&A with 'All the Way' playwright Robert Schenkkan

In this web exclusive interview, NewsHour sits down with the Pulitzer prize-winning author Robert Schenkkan to learn more about how he condensed the details and drama of 1964 into one of the most critically-acclaimed plays on Broadway this season, "All the Way."