Mark Bowden

Hey, you know, really, really funny, really funny question, releasing the tension around that.

Here's my answer to this.

I've got my answer ready.

No, the laughter has even more tension in it as she has to look away and construct the answer.

So lots of tension.

Yeah, yeah, it's a full release.

You release all the air in your lungs and you have to take in another breath if you want to laugh some more.

This one doesn't release fully.

It builds more tension.

So it's a contrived laugh in many ways.

Hmm.

Interesting.

So look, the hands go down.

She does a big suppressor gesture around this.

So she's trying to lay down the law on this somewhat or stop this line of questioning or take authority here.

So she wants to be in charge of this area.

And then she from the interviewer, she quickly takes it out.

to the audience or to the crew or whoever else is out there, wherever she thinks she can contact the public better and move this message more out to the public rather than through the avatar of the interviewer.

So she wants this message to be controlled and she wants this one to go directly out to the public in some way and not have any intermediary of the media between her message and the viewer.

That's what I'd take from that.