John Lithgow discusses how his new film Miss Sloane blows the lid on the lobbying industry and its highly secretive "war room" atmosphere. The actor then boldly states that there "aren't enough great roles for women," and explains how Miss Sloane completely bucks the tradition of male-dominated political thrillers. He goes on to compare Miss Sloane to films like All the President's Men and Michael Clayton, which he says "plunge [audiences] into worlds they've never been before."