Billy Evans will make his first television interview about You Can See Everything on the Nov. 15 episode of CBS Sunday Morning. The conversation puts Elizabeth Holmes' partner on camera for the first time in this setting, with CBS News chief correspondent Matt Gutman conducting it.
The full interview airs at 6 a.m. PT and 9 a.m. ET on CBS, which gives the segment a fixed broadcast slot rather than a rolling digital rollout. That matters for viewers who want the first broadcast window, especially because the discussion centers on a documentary already shaping attention around Evans and his connection to Elizabeth Holmes.
CBS Sunday Morning at 6 a.m. PT
CBS Sunday Morning will also stream live through DirecTV, Fubo, and Hulu + Live TV. For viewers who want to catch the segment without the live broadcast, Paramount+ Premium carries the episode live and on demand, while Paramount+ Essential makes it available on demand after the broadcast.
Those options turn one interview into several viewing paths, and that is the practical takeaway here: the story is not just that Evans spoke, but that CBS has packaged the interview across linear TV and streaming tiers. Billy Evans and the documentary questions now have a scheduled broadcast audience instead of living only in headlines.
Matt Gutman Leads the Discussion
Matt Gutman leads the conversation, which places the interview in the hands of a CBS News chief correspondent rather than a promotional sit-down. The setup suggests a straightforward TV-news format built around Evans' first public discussion of You Can See Everything, not a loose companion clip or a social media teaser.
The key wrinkle is that the source identifies this as Evans' first-ever TV interview, but does not lay out the full substance of what he says. For viewers, that means the value is in the air date and access points as much as in the subject itself: the broadcast is the moment when Evans speaks directly, and the rest will depend on how much he chooses to say on camera.
Nov. 15 Broadcast Window
The Nov. 15 airing gives viewers one clear date to watch, and the streaming paths widen that window after the broadcast. If you want the live version, CBS, DirecTV, Fubo, and Hulu + Live TV are the routes; if you want on-demand access, Paramount+ handles that through Premium live and on demand, then Essential on demand after the episode airs.
For a first television interview, that is the story: a controlled debut, a named interviewer, and a distribution plan that reaches both live TV and streaming viewers. The remaining question is the one the segment itself will answer when it runs — what Billy Evans chooses to say about You Can See Everything.
