 Complete the following phrase:  Smith followed up with a pioneering PBS four-hour documentary series Inside Gorbachevs USSR, exploiting his knowledge of Russia history and his ability to conduct TV interviews in Russian to get American televisions first broad inside look at Gorbachevs perestroika reform campaign That series won the prestigious Columbia- Dupont Gold Baton, or grand prize, for the best public affairs program on U.S. television in 1991. Smith has won all of televisions major awards with other PBS programs. He earned national Emmys for The Wall Street Fix 2003 and Can You Afford to Retire? 2006 which he created for PBS Frontline. Two more of his programs won Emmy nominations - Critical Condition 2000, a three-hour examination of the U.S. health care system, and Tax Me If You Can 2004, a one-hour investigation of the tax dodges of corporations and the wealthy. In 2002, Smith shared the prestigious duPont-Columbia Gold Baton for Inside the Terror Network, his in-depth account of the al Qaeda bombers organizing, training and preparing for 