Mark Beckman

what her life is like.

She opens the lens a little further.

She authors this incredible story about her career, her family, her philanthropy, and being first lady.

So there's a lot that we didn't include because the film is only, as you know, one hour and 44 minutes.

So now we could go deeper and unpack these stories for our audience.

And I just want to be clear, the docuseries is something that the First Lady is very, very proud of, equally, if not more proud of, than the film itself, because she's created a new way to tell the story, and it's an entirely new story, because we had so much footage from those 20 days that we couldn't fit into an hour and 44 minutes, as you mentioned.

north carolina reuniting children with their families is it going to tackle some of that or is it still those first 20 days break it down for me well look link you're not going to like this answer but okay you got to go see it you got to see i don't want to give too much it is like i said there is um a lot that has never most of it frankly has not been seen yet so there's a lot there but we just isolate the 20 days and you got to go see it if you want to get those stories

It is definitely, you know, arguably her most important and best work.

I'm grateful to be connected with her in this capacity.

There's no doubt about it.

Now, it's interesting to note, perhaps one can argue that the first lady of the United States of America has been the most impactful as it relates to creating substantive, tangible information

peace between these two war-torn nations in this war-torn region, Ukraine and Russia.

She's the only one that has actually had results to date.

We have a lot of meetings with NATO and world leaders and conversations with the United States government, the Russian government, the Ukrainian government.

But that's all talk.

We see missiles still flowing.

We see death and destruction.

And yet it's our first lady who's been the most effective in

at reuniting these individuals with their families on both sides, by the way.

It's Ukrainian children with their families and Russian children with their families.