interviewer
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"The whole country was just doing some, really, really good stuff," he told popular interviewer Nardwuar.
From BBC
“I think from what I hear, the facts were wrong, and it was a very misguided interviewer — purposely misguided.”
From Los Angeles Times
“When I die,” Rob Reiner once joked to an interviewer, “I want my tombstone to read, ‘Now I’m in this place!’”
From Los Angeles Times
When I log on, my interviewer, whose name I didn't catch, looks relaxed and friendly.
From BBC
"Each time I'm in this leaky boat I go through this ridiculous exercise of trying to remember how I got hold of the last play. And I never do remember," he told one interviewer.
From BBC
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