Showing posts with label interview. Show all posts
Showing posts with label interview. Show all posts
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Bill Maher: Interviews from Mississippi
Every so often, when I actually have hope for the future of the human race, videos like this destroy it for me. Watch and see interviews from the Bill Maher show with people from Mississippi.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Completely Honest Job Interview
Ever wondered what it would be like to be completely honest in a job interview? Well, watch this next video and find out!
Yeah, that's about how Corporate America works sometimes.
Best line of the video, "I need the money because I've got a bit of a cocaine problem."
Yeah, that's about how Corporate America works sometimes.
Best line of the video, "I need the money because I've got a bit of a cocaine problem."
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
News Anchor Mocks Kardashians
Check out this awesome video that I found on Youtube where a news anchor mocks the Kardashians after an interview for a local news station.
I thought that the anchor's description of Kim was right on the money.
I thought that the anchor's description of Kim was right on the money.
Monday, October 10, 2011
Heroic Crowd Lift Burning Car Off Man
This is a video from 2011 that shows a heroic crowd lifting a car off a trapped man in Utah. The back story here is that the man was trapped under the car after a crash between his motorcycle and the car in the video. The actions of the crowd probably saved the man's life, and he was immensely grateful.
Heroic Crowd Lifts Burning Wreckage Off Biker - Watch more Funny Videos
Heroic Crowd Lifts Burning Wreckage Off Biker - Watch more Funny Videos
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Analysis: President Obama - Bill O'Reilly Interview: Super Bowl Sunday 2010
Here is my analysis of an interested interview between Bill O'Reilly and President Barack Obama from February 2010 during the pregame show for the Superbowl. My comments are below the video.
Overall, I was impressed with the interview. Bill was a bit softer on Obama than he might have otherwise been (especially compared with this interview from 2008) but I thought that he asked just enough tough questions at the first to make the interview interesting. The one question that I wish he would have asked Obama but didn't was about the move by the Obama administration during the first two years of office away from the Bush era policy of challenging dictatorships and promoting democracy around the world. I felt that O'Reilly could have made the point that the U.S. could have been much more active in promoting change in Egypt and other places before 2010 than they ultimately ended up being.
The second part of the interview was refreshingly light. Too often, interviews with the president focus on the difficult political questions faced every day as a part of the job description and on not much else. While I'm not advocating throwing "soft ball" questions to politicians as a matter of course, sometimes it's nice to see the media call back the attack dogs a bit when dealing with these issues. I like that Bill gave Obama a chance to explain how hard the decisions are that he makes on a daily basis. As Obama notes, people have to have a thick skin to survive the election process and become president.
What do you think? Please leave your comments below.
Overall, I was impressed with the interview. Bill was a bit softer on Obama than he might have otherwise been (especially compared with this interview from 2008) but I thought that he asked just enough tough questions at the first to make the interview interesting. The one question that I wish he would have asked Obama but didn't was about the move by the Obama administration during the first two years of office away from the Bush era policy of challenging dictatorships and promoting democracy around the world. I felt that O'Reilly could have made the point that the U.S. could have been much more active in promoting change in Egypt and other places before 2010 than they ultimately ended up being.
The second part of the interview was refreshingly light. Too often, interviews with the president focus on the difficult political questions faced every day as a part of the job description and on not much else. While I'm not advocating throwing "soft ball" questions to politicians as a matter of course, sometimes it's nice to see the media call back the attack dogs a bit when dealing with these issues. I like that Bill gave Obama a chance to explain how hard the decisions are that he makes on a daily basis. As Obama notes, people have to have a thick skin to survive the election process and become president.
What do you think? Please leave your comments below.
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Everything is Amazing and Nobody is Happy
I found this video the other day when I was cruising the internet, and I thought that I just had to share it because it's one of the funniest interviews I've seen in a while. It's from late night with Conan O'Brien, although I don't know who the interviewee is. My thanks to http://walkstar.blogspot.com/, where I originally found the video. The writer also has some interesting commentary before this video, so you should check it out, if interested.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Video Proof: President Obama is a Muslim!
I have finally found video evidence of the fact that President Obama is a muslim. Just look at this interview he did during his presidential campaign.
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