susanne, let me start with you and just the lowest-hanging fruit. how tantalizing is it to think that cy vance may actually end up with his hands on the tax returns, and how likely do you think that is? >> well, i think it's interesting because today everybody -- it was interesting to hear that the investigation has now gone beyond, you know, the hush money payment that you talked about earlier. but it's hardly surprising. i mean i would imagine if cy vance gets these tax returns, he's going to be like a kid in a candy shop. he's going to look at everything. i think we got one example today of where he's interested in seeing tax information to prove something already out in the public record or to add to that, you know, tax returns and financial records. i think there's a good chance he's going to get it. the question is when, but i think he's got a good argument, and i think the supreme court has sent it on a course. you know, the president's going to continue to fight it, but i think it's a decent legal argument, you know, kind of straight down th

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susanne raymond, the sound person on american family, said, again to young people, she said -- everybody is excited about american family. it was a huge hit. there was this drama, drinking, and divorce. lance was gay. it was just, you know, great. but susan raymond said, you have to realize, when you make a film, you are showing somebody in that film to the rest of the world. and you better have that right. you are going to go on and make another film. they are going to live with that image you created of them. and you had better be careful about what you are doing. hi. what madeted to know you want to pursue documentary --mmaking over >> why didn't i do the real thing? it is the word that drove john hendrix, the founder of discovery channel. it is simple. it is a word that drives every documentary filmmaker. curiosity. i was curious. i wanted to find answers and share those answers. i wanted to share experiences i had. blank wanted to make connections with people i would not meet, would not see. and that kind of stuff. and although i love fiction films, and i did a whole series for turn

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