When I set out to make Walk the Line, I wanted to answer 1 question: what's fundamentally changed in China that tens of thousands would put their lives on the line to leave?

In the process, I discovered so much more -

I met hundreds of migrants on the border and on the migration trail, each with own reason to leave. They don't always have a strong asylum claim, but all share a desire for a better life and a deep disappointment of how last few years in China turned out.

3 homebuyers who paid for homes they can’t get tell their stories of hope and despair. I believe it’d be the first time you heard personal stories from China’s #mortgageboycott on TV.

The Great Fall Of China's Housing Market: Who Will Pay The Price? I’m grateful to the interviewees who overcame fears of “foreign influence” and defied pressure from family, peers, govts and unknown thugs. It’s been the hardest in my career getting people to talk. This happening in the country I grew up was to me incredible.

Steve Bannon, speaking in HK at Chinese-owned broker event, delivers not so anti-China speech. Tweet storm coming. Bannon: I was leading the effort within WH to turn @Google and @facebook into public utilities.