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Hi, everyone. Happy friday. Were monitoring the ongoing criminal trial of donald trump. Were on day iegt eight of of this election Interference Hush Money Trial. Today brought the introduction of websites number two and three for the prosecution. Right this moment, the prosecution is questioning gary farro. He was Michael Cohens banker at First Republic bank. He set up the Home Equity Line Of Credit through which Michael Cohen paid stormy and was reimbursed by donald trump. Its the financial transaction thats at the heart of all of this. The second witness was a woman by the name of rona graph...

What was that like? >> we spent three or four months before we started shooting just learning the language. we'd meet with a couple people, and they would tell me what to say. it's such a beautiful language because it's borrowing ideas from a lot of different languages. so you can't point to it and say it sounds just like this thing or just like that. >> larry: you invented a language? >> we did for the film. paul firmer, the head of the linguistics department at usc, actually created the language for us. it's actually a grammatically correct language. >> a lot of this is interesting because p...

Earlier, it's a lot like going back to blackbox theater. going back to the root of acting. you don't have to worry about lights and camera angles and if you're blocking someone else. you can get back to two people and acting. i think that's good. >> larry: learning and speaking the na'vi, the language of the people, was another challenge for you obviously. what was that like? >> we spent three or four months before we started shooting just learning the language. we'd meet with a couple people, and they would tell me what to say. it's such a beautiful language because it's borrowing ideas from ...

Joining us now is joel david moore. you had to work with a performance capture helmet. explain that. what was it like? >> you know, like sig said earlier, it's going back to the roots of acting. you don't have to worry about lights and camera angles and if you're blocking someone else. you can get back to two people and acting. i think that's good. >> larry: learning and speaking the language of the people was another challenge for you obviously. what was that like? >> we spent three or four months before we started shooting just learning the language. we would meet with a couple people and th...