

Responding to Netanyahu Interview Critics
141 snips Aug 29, 2025
The hosts dive into the backlash from their interview with Benjamin Netanyahu, exploring how media perceptions create controversy. They critique the emotional responses surrounding civilian casualties, emphasizing the need for diverse viewpoints. The discussion navigates the impact of graphic imagery on public perceptions of conflict. They also tackle the complexities of historical narratives in conflicts like Israel-Palestine while critiquing journalistic integrity. The moral responsibilities of leadership during crises and the high stakes of free speech add layers to this engaging discourse.
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New Media Vs Legacy Interviewing
- New media often platforms guests because hosts agree with them, unlike legacy media which feigns adversarial interviews.
- Kisin and Foster aim to host opposing perspectives and challenge guests to reveal how they think.
Challenging vs. Haranguing Guests
- Critics demanded a hostile, performative interview rather than genuine journalistic probing.
- Kisin argues their questioning to Netanyahu was the toughest substantive challenge since the war began.
Maximize Limited Interview Time
- Use your allotted time to expose who a guest really is and how they think rather than score performative points.
- Let audiences draw conclusions after rigorous, focused questioning.