a monologue, just talking, so you didn't get a feeling that this was a dialogue. none of me interrupting him in the belarusian state tv version, just a lot lukashenko talking. which is not an accurate representation of what happened and anyone who actually sees our version of the interview, that is the accurate version of what happened. so there are two versions out there. i wonder, when you were in the thick of this, jousting with president lukashenko — a man who is right at the centre of one of the most pressing humanitarian stories in the world, certainly over the last month — were you aware that what you were recording was unusual, was extraordinary, would generate the kind of impact that it has since it's come out? not during the interview. i was so focused on trying to make sure that things went well. you know, we had done preparation, we had a day and a half to prepare and i had a great team with me to help me prepare, you know, my producer will vernon and the cameraman matt goddard, and we tried as hard