Back In The '80s And '90s, When

Television Has Its Own Award. It's Called The Emmy. It's A Good Award. I Like It. I Have One. But You Don't See Movies Like 'the King's Speech' Win Oscars And Then Go To Tv And Qualify For Emmys. In Documentaries, Some Networks Have Been Able To Game The System.

I Was Taught From A Very Early Age That It Was Probably The Most American Thing You Can Do Is To Question What's Going On And To Try To Fix Things That You See That Aren't Right. I Believed That As A Young Person, And I Believe That Today.

I Respect The Fact That People Have Worked Hard All Week And Want To Go To The Movies On The Weekend And Be Entertained.

You Can't Regulate Child Labor. You Can't Regulate Slavery. Some Things Are Just Wrong.

I Don't Want To Involve Myself In The Various Arguments About Why Israel Was Created . . . . . I Want To Deal With The Situation At Hand Which Is The Ongoing Killing On Both Sides. . . . . . . It's True That There's Also Much Oppression Of Palestinians In Arab Countries, Where Palestinians Aren't Allowed To Vote Or Own Property And Are Treated As Second Class Citizens And Pawns In The Fight Against Israel. But I'm Not Going To Spend My Time On This Since There Is Isn't A Whole Lot I Can Do About It.