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How To Interview A Prime Minister
Jan 6, 2024
Guest Michael Cockerell, a political journalist and documentary maker, joins Laura and Paddy to discuss the challenges of interviewing Prime Ministers. They delve into Rishi Sunak's doubts over the Rwanda scheme and the importance of a Prime Minister's character fitting the moment. The podcast concludes with teasers for future episodes and reminders to subscribe.
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Quick takeaways
- The televised interview with Rishi Sunak is a crucial political moment that will determine the public's perception of his leadership abilities and his government's performance in an election year.
- The series of resignations within the Conservative Party, including Chris Skidmore, highlight internal disarray and raise doubts about the stability and effectiveness of the SUNAK project.
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Rishi Sunak's televised interview and the art of political questioning
As the election year begins, the Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, is facing his first televised interview. The interview is seen as a political moment of importance, allowing the nation to see its leader in the context of an election year. Previous Prime Ministers have handled interviews with varying degrees of success, with some displaying humor and avoidance tactics. Sunak's performance will be closely watched, as he faces questions about his ability to fulfill the role and the current challenges facing his government.
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