[G Larry]

HA!

I learned this over 35 years ago.

The USAF Commander for our multi-Billion $$ contract was interviewed by NBC.
They edited the crap out of it and made him look pretty bad.

The result was a change in DOD policy that ALL interviews be taped by DOD also.

[for-q-clinton]

I prefer the way Alex Jones did it though. Secretly tape it is much better because then you expose the huxsters in the fake news media.

[OldSmaj]

I learned a very valuable lesson...a painful lesson...several years ago when I did an interview with a local urinalist for the local rag.

It was all local politics dealing with revenue enforcement, benign boring crap, truth be told, but she edited the interview to make it appear that I was calling in the Internal Revenue Service, the ATF and the DEA, relating to commercial vendors in the Worlds Longest Yard Sale.

Little did the bitch know that I also recorded the interview...it protected my job, but I didn't have the audience to get the truth out like she had to get the lies out...so even though I won, she won more since I was never able to publicly rebuke what she published.

I said then that I would never do another interview and despite several requests and one official directive to do so, I flat refused and never did do another one.

Screw the press...period.