He doesn’t like to watch TV
12 06 20091. The interview addresses the threat that by discussing situations where people are likely want TV’s turned off in public places and also when it is appropriate to do so.
2. It is obvious that the interviewer doesn’t like the device. Her questions are posed towards the negative aspect of it. She also seems to have a skeptical view of it when she says “How do you see this working?”
3. The interviewer is skeptical and unsure of the idea. When the questions have a skeptical tone, the interviewee comes off as unsure as well, giving his argumetn a negative bias.
4.The the last two questions are focused around democracy and Americans and other world affairs, such as al-Qaida.
