On To the Point, we try to make sense of the policy debates and the political sideshows on the campaign trail.

You have this kind of asymmetrical warfare coming from a guy who's graded at a soundbite, lousy at an answer.

Are you looking for your own billionaire?

Nope. No, I don't want my own billionaire. I'm going to raise the vast majority of the money.

Arace yourself America for what?

King Trump.

I'm Warren Alney. To the point Point has you covered for the 2016 campaign. Find the To-The Point podcast on KCRW's iTunes page.

From KCRW and KCRW.com, I'm Kim Masters, and this is the business. You know, having to defend your work often makes your work better. So I don't think that here's a lot of money, go make your thing, is necessarily the best way.

As creator of the series Fargo, Noah Hawley has sometimes had to justify his creative decisions to his network FX.

But for him, that process makes sense.

Ollie tells us why he's not convinced the Netflix strategy is the best for making TV shows

and hints at what's in store for Season 3 of Fargo.

But first on the news banter, Emmy nominations.

Stick around. It's the business from KCRW.

I am joined by my associate in banter, Michael Schneider of Indie Wire and Variety.

Hello, Michael.

Hello, Kim.

So you were closely watching the Emmy race and the nominations came out.

Really, people were pleased.

The critics that I read, they are all very pleased in feeling that the so-called rubber stamp nominations,

while still present, still some shows that a lot of people love like Modern Family in there,

but, you know, have been in there and in there and in there.

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