05-05-2021, 09:34 PM
XIII post_id=10861 time=1620240680 user_id=894 Wrote:EJnutz post_id=10845 time=1620237728 user_id=1324 Wrote:The problem with getting Boris on to do an interview is that they wouldn't want to ask him about policies, plans, they would just go for the jugular and hope to get the story of getting Boris to resign. The Monday - Wednesday presenters are normally quite aggressive and rude and won't give up on anything. They just have one set of questions which they ask everyone everyday. If they knew the presenters were to be less aggressive and talk about anything than their agenda then I think he might take part. Out of interest when was his last TV interview on any channel and show?
I think he was on Andrew Marr a few months back and I think This Morning sometime last year.
Come to think of it, I don't recall any PM doing a live interview on any of the Breakfast shows in recent times, they're usually prerecorded. Compare to in Australia and New Zealand and it's not usual to see either PMs pop up to do a live interview,
Does January 2020 not qualify as 'recent times'? That's when Boris Johnson was interviewed live from Downing Street on BBC Breakfast:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBV1lMfvLBc