Interview Turning to Legal and Procedural Components

Watch a 60 Minutes or Meet the Press or 20/20, or some news show that is primarily about an interview. You can find individual interviews on YouTube, the Internet, etc. The interview needs to be conducted by a veteran news personality and needs to be at least 20 minutes.

Tell us what you watched, and if possible, post a link. Then, tell us what you noticed about the interview? What were the three best questions the interviewer asked, and why were they good? Did the interviewer approach the person with any biases? If so, how could you tell and how did this impact the overall tone of the interviewer? If the interviewee is someone who is accused of something, but not yet found guilty, did the interviewer approach the interviewee in that way? God is a God of justice- this means that He is a God who requires punishment for sins (as believers in Christ, Christ took on the punishment we deserve) and He also calls slander and bearing false witness as sin. Were these both held well by the interviewer? If so, how did they do this? and if not, how did they not do this?