Less screaming and more listening, please.
The host tends to cut off interviewees in the middle of their responses. Instead of letting them speak and listening to their perspectives, he imposes his own opinions. He often displays a condescending manner, especially when he disagrees with them. It's important to understand others, even in disagreement. The host seems certain that he is more knowledgeable and smarter than the interviewees, but his perspective is one-sided, mainly rooted in Western views. His shouting is the most problematic behavior, creating an uncomfortable, combative atmosphere. It often feels like he enjoys their discomfort. I am sure he can speak intelligently without shouting or threatening. The interviewees are invited guests and deserve respectful treatment.Read full review »
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