He also claims this is his last ever TV interview.
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She made the rounds on the German TV interview circuit.
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His only national TV interview since then was on CNBC.
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Still, Jessica's life felt pretty normal, until her last TV interview.
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Following Dylan's TV interview, Allen again denied the alleged sexual abuse.
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REAGAN: THIS IS IN FACT MARVIN ELLISON'S VERY FIRST TV INTERVIEW.
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The company declined to comment on the TV interview with Left.
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TV interview while discussing the crowded field of Democratic presidential candidates.
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"It clearly was a mistake," Carter said in a TV interview.
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This is her first TV interview since leaving the White House.
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"I'd like my life back," Hayward said in a TV interview.
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Thunberg joins us for her first live U.S. TV interview. pic.twitter.
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A spaced-out Britney Spears appears to disassociate during a TV interview.
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His TV interview show, "Larry King Live," premiered on CNN in 1985.
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The episode also features Lorena's first TV interview, with ABC in 1993.
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Go deeper: R. Kelly denies sexual abuse charges in new TV interview
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Her first TV interview, given to ABC's Diane Sawyer, aired Friday night.
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Cohen said Daniels made defamatory statements about him in the TV interview.
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TV interview with Giuliani, that Cohen asked him "directly" for a pardon.
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The former FBI director's first TV interview since leaving office airs Sunday.
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"It is not my fault," Sisi said in a recent TV interview.
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The very first TV interview with the new FAA administrator Steve Dickson.
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"It was the perfect marriage," Mr McIver said in a jailhouse TV interview.
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As soon as the photographs are done, he's off for a TV interview.
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In a TV interview on Sunday, Vale CEO Fabio Schvartsman seemed to agree.
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That's what Mark Zuckerberg said in a rare TV interview on Wednesday night.
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"Gotta get a win," Westbrook said in a TV interview after the game.
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Here he is giving a relatively serious TV interview wearing massive, colorful wings.
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Trump's top economic adviser exacerbated those fears in a TV interview last month.
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We spoke to them for their first TV interview in the U.S. pic.twitter.
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Go deeper: Boris Johnson accused of hiding in refrigerator to avoid TV interview
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In other Trump investigation news: Rudy Giuliani had another, um, freewheeling TV interview.
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McConnell plans to make his position known during a Sunday morning TV interview.
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Roseanne Barr canceled a planned TV interview she was set to do this week.
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" In a subsequent TV interview, Carruth told WBTV, "I should be raising my son.
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"We have exhausted our efforts ... with al-Kabir," he said in a TV interview.
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Then Diana gave a bombshell TV interview — and the marriage finally collapsed for good.
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"We did not play defense at all," Capel said in a halftime TV interview.
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For that reason -- and despite Kavanaugh's TV interview -- we need to hear both sides.
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These stories, frustratingly, were in the TV interview but are not in this book.
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"We're not defending well," Miami coach Jim Larranaga said in a halftime TV interview.
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FED'S BULLARD SAYS WE HAVE TO REACT TO DOWNDRAFT IN GLOBAL YIELDS -BLOOMBERG TV INTERVIEW
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But this is different -- this is Cohen's first sit-down TV interview about his crimes.
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At least on TV interview shows or at news conferences, reporters challenge the politician's narrative.
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"We took him and he picked it out," Mr. D'Amico said in the TV interview.
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Stormy Daniels is heading to "The View" next week for her first live TV interview.
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Last night, President Trump offered his first TV interview since assuming office, and things got...interesting.
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Brown initially requested anonymity but eventually came forward in a TV interview with the Today show.
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President Obama's final TV interview will air on CBS' 60 Minutes on Sunday at 7 p.m.
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This is a "life-threatening situation," sheriff's office spokeswoman Lori Steele said in a TV interview.
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"I think I would puke," he says, if ever forced to do a live TV -interview.
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TV interview last month, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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In a TV interview, Bolsonaro said Moro will have broad license to pick his own staff.
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Last week his outlet of choice for a TV interview was the Murdoch-owned Fox News.
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TV interview, Rodgers also emphasized that Fox News quickly distanced itself from DeSantis after the comments.
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Morgan interviewed Trump in late January, marking Trump's first international TV interview since he assumed office.
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Smollett's first TV interview "Good Morning America" aired its interview with Smollett talking to Robin Roberts.
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Meghan Markle's father, Thomas Markle, was reportedly paid for his first TV interview according to Piers Morgan.
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During his first TV interview, Thomas said he apologized to both Harry and Meghan for his actions.
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Illeana Douglas has given her first TV interview about her allegations against former CBS CEO Les Moonves.
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New York State gubernatorial candidate Cynthia Nixon recently gave her exclusive first national TV interview to Williams.
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"I think you can tell my confidence is high," she said in an on-court TV interview.
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"I think you can tell my confidence is high," Wozniacki said in an on-court TV interview.
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Morgan interviewed Trump in late January, marking the president's first international TV interview since he assumed office.
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During that Ukrainian TV interview, he said he'd talked to Trump before sitting down with Ukraine's president.
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But they were far from the only ridiculous assertions Trump made during his latest live TV interview.
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The President's eldest son admitted it's hard to steer clear of politics in a local TV interview.
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"The very police officer blamed me," the victim said in the TV interview broadcast on Sunday night.
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Earlier this year, she was subject to verbal abuse by pro-Brexit protestors during a live TV interview.
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In a TV interview Mr Trump claimed to have "done more than any other first-term president ever".
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Allen has also defended himself, speaking out from behind bars in a TV interview published earlier this week.
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"I think that the Pope is a very political person," Trump said in a TV interview last week.
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These two definitely don't talk anymore... which Hudgens was awkwardly forced to discuss in a new TV interview.
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In promotion of her new book, the former presidential candidate is expected to give her first TV interview.
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In a TV interview Mr Corbyn repeatedly failed to apologise for his failure to deal with the problem.
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"This is a miracle that neither scientists nor anybody can explain," she said in a March TV interview.
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He also liked what he heard a couple years ago from CEO Blake Irving in a TV interview.
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Web designer Ryan Bell discovered Pioneer on YouTube, through a Bloomberg TV interview of Gross in August 2018.
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They seemingly smoothed things over in a 2012 TV interview, but with Fiddy ... any beef can be renewed.
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"Don't park near a white van," Baltimore Mayor Bernard "Jack" Young said in a TV interview on Monday.
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TV interview about the impact on the labor movement which has historically struggled to unionize tech industry workers.
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The cleric, Shahab Moradi, made the comment in a live TV interview on Iran&aposs IRIB Ofogh channel.
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During a TV interview to publicise the book, she was asked about her plans for motherhood and 'settling down'.
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Teresa Giudice fled a live TV interview on Thursday after being asked to discuss her husband Joe's possible deportation.
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Here I am having a wonderful time talking about these dumb photos in my very first tv interview ever.
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He admitted in a TV interview that his own kids have told him he needs to act more presidential.
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"Somebody's trying to stir up trouble," she told Sean Hannity in her first TV interview for over a week.
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"This was a very badly mismanaged island for a very long time," he said in a morning TV interview.
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The newly solo singer was forced to cancel his first solo TV interview, apparently because of his busy schedule.
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In 1988, he said during a TV interview, "I think that if rape is inevitable, relax and enjoy it."
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"This was an unguarded moment trying to compose myself before a TV interview," Coupe told ITV in a statement.
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Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon appears on 60 Minutes Sunday night in his first-ever TV interview.
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"We called it Trumpchi in 2010," GAC Motor President Yu Jun told CNBC in his first international TV interview.
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When Jimmy Kimmel asked Hillary Clinton in a late-night TV interview about U.F.O.s, she quickly corrected his terminology.
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In response, Trump has hit out on Twitter, in impromptu comments to reporters and in a Sunday TV interview.
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TV interview where Sanders told "Rising" host Krystal Ball that a federal jobs guarantee is preferable to guaranteeing income.
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"Once we overcome these barriers, we can take advantage of AI," Bénichou later told CNBC in a TV interview.
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He's been forced to answer questions about it in nearly every big national TV interview he's done of late.
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Mr. Trump undercut Mr. Bannon, above, in a TV interview and played down his role in winning the election.
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His first major TV interview, with George Stephanopoulos of ABC News, was watched by 9.8 million people on Sunday.
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"We last year sold 1 million shoes made out of ocean plastic," Rorsted told CNBC in a TV interview.
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Obama's sit-down with host Ellen DeGeneres marks her first TV interview since leaving the White House last year.
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Worse for Molly, the youngsters inadvertently keep her from getting high, which means she has a disastrous TV interview.
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Days after his fierce denial, Nicole Eggert has detailed her sexual abuse allegations against Scott Baio in a TV interview.
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In the TV interview, Bolsonaro slammed Haddad for being a "puppet" of jailed former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
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In her first post-election extended TV interview, Clinton put to rest any rumors that she'll seek public office again.
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But this week, she spoke out again with a TV interview that was broadcasted in Tarabasov's home country of Russia.
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In a recent TV interview, Albuquerque said the government could raise 18 billion reais ($4.68 billion) in such a deal.
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" She said on Twitter she would film an interview with herself after canceling a TV interview calling the media "distrustful.
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AND JOINING US NOW, I THINK FOR HIS FIRST TV INTERVIEW, THE FOUNDER AND CEO OF GAWKER MEDIA, NICK DENTON.
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But Kevin says he learned a short time later that Worthy trashed him about the move during a TV interview.
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Turkish Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag repeated the accusations in a TV interview, claiming the coup plotters were tied to Gülen.
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In February 2018, Rapp sat down with the cohosts of The Talk for his first TV interview about the allegation.
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"I'm not saying this will happen tomorrow ... but this is the strategic intent," Bouthaina Shaaban said in a TV interview.
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Judge Merrick Garland, whose nomination was stymied by Republicans until President Barack Obama left office, never granted a TV interview.
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"It certainly doesn't have to be a crime," he said in a 1998 TV interview during the Clinton impeachment saga.
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Unsworth said in a TV interview at the time that it wouldn't help, which led to Musk's multiple online rants.
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The video was titled "David Hogg Can't Remember His Lines In TV Interview," but is no longer viewable on YouTube.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in a TV interview on Sunday as he argued for Mr. Trump's proposed border wall.
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Ralph Northam called the deal a "win-win for all of Virginia" in a TV interview on CNBC after the announcement.
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Hillary Clinton didn't have a firm answer to the first question she answered in a new TV interview: How are you?
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Republicans won't be surprised if Ford holds a press conference or gives a TV interview, which would raise the stakes considerably.
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In his first TV interview since his arrest, Kelly screamed and sobbed to CBS This Morning's Gayle King earlier this week.
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FRIDAY: THE TODAY SHOW On Friday, Jack and Caroline made a visit to the Today show — Jack's first live TV interview.
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The special also features the first-ever TV interview with famed gymnastics coaches Bela and Martha Karolyi about the Nassar scandal.
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In a TV interview that aired Wednesday, Putin said the relationship with the United States has deteriorated since Trump took office.
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Ohio Rep Brad Wenstrup, on his way to do a TV interview with CNN, gave a bear hug to Georgia Rep.
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Why it matters: Talking to PBS NewsHour, especially on her last day in office, was a rare TV interview for Yellen.
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Still, Instagram head Adam Mosseri was asked about it in a rare TV interview on CBS This Morning, which aired Tuesday.
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Martin O'Malley said he won't endorse in the Democratic primary, in his first TV interview since dropping his own presidential bid.
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He made the remarks to the GloboNews 24-hour cable network in his first TV interview since taking office June 1.
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"So far, we've seen gestures, damage control and maneuvers to protect the Church's reputation," Salinas said in a Reuters TV interview.
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"This is a tsunami that's coming," Jain told CNBC in a TV interview from the Slush technology conference in Helsinki, Finland.
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"AIBA cheats," Conlan said in an expletive-laden TV interview after the match, referring to the governing body for amateur boxing.
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" When she gave a TV interview about the accusations, another writer tweeted that Argento was "trying to justify high-class prostitution.
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The last time Mr. Trump sat for a TV interview outside his comfort zone was in May, with NBC's Lester Holt.
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According to The Washington Post, Grisham has done only two off-camera "gaggles" and a single TV interview in that time.
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Asked about such focus in a TV interview to mark their engagement last November, Markle said such coverage had been "disheartening".
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On Sunday, the actress announced she was set to do a TV interview "this week" and would share further details on Monday.
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Joining with another "wireless player" would help T-Mobile "get scale and bring competition even greater," he said in the TV interview.
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"In the short term it is more a question of the immediate impact on markets," Tarullo said in a Bloomberg TV interview.
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TV interview, adding that she had concerns it would be used by people to dismiss all complaints over bigotry or other concerns.
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Today, Cynthia Nixon had her first TV interview since announcing her run for governor of New York on The Wendy Williams Show.
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Speaking in a TV interview with CNBC, Krawcheck said the company's suite appeals to a range of women at different financial stages.
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"I was just trying to put it in play and was fortunate that it got out," Bregman said in a TV interview.
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Chelsea Manning will speak to ABC News next month in her first TV interview since being released from prison after seven years.
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In a Fresh TV interview, the Hawaiian actor said his bold ink is actually a nod to ʻaumakua, or his family god.
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White House counselor Kellyanne Conway apologized to President Trump for promoting Ivanka Trump's clothing line during a TV interview, CNN reported Friday.
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"We do not have a fight to pick with Saudi Arabia," Javad Zarif told CNN's Christiane Amanpour in an exclusive TV interview.
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Now, in her first TV interview since leaving the White House, Obama has revealed the secret to her strong push-up game.
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He praised his son for doing "a good job" in a TV interview with Sean Hannity of Fox News on Tuesday night.
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Paul quickly touted the news on Twitter, during a TV interview and with a small gaggle of reporters back at the Capitol.
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"I never said they're gonna pay from the start," Trump told ABC's David Muir in his first major TV interview as president.
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In a recent TV interview, the son of a slain Indian soldier was asked whether he wanted revenge for his dad's death.
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However, in a TV interview aired in October, both had made it clear how they were struggling with the intense media scrutiny.
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BOSTON, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Fidelity Investments does not need an IPO, Chairman Abigail Johnson said in a Bloomberg TV interview on Wednesday.
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"She said: 'you're going to win this in the future," the 23-year-old Spaniard recalled last month during a TV interview.
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" He later quipped in a TV interview that he looked forward to working with the next American president, "whoever she may be.
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In a TV interview this month alongside Okta co-founder Frederic Kerrest, Gerstner told CNBC that the big bet has paid off.
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Judge Tammy Kemp doubled over in disappointment after learning Dallas County District Attorney John Creuzot gave a TV interview the previous night.
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The video, titled "David Hogg Can't Remember His Lines In TV Interview," was removed for violating the YouTube policies on bullying and harassment.
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Usually with an online video followed by a first TV interview — often times in the morning to dominate a news cycle or two.
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The most recen example comes after White House Counsel Kellyanne Conway told Americans in a live TV interview to buy Ivanka Trump's clothes.
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The president said in a late Wednesday TV interview that he had ordered a police investigation into whether the party misused campaign funds.
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Instead, a company publicist pointed to comments by CEO Tim Cook during an Indian TV interview asserting his interest in the Indian market.
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"It was three days after her surgery that tickets went on sale," best friend Alexandra explained during a local TV interview with Fox29.
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Instead, President Trump should try to revisit the success he enjoyed after he did his first post-election TV interview on 60 Minutes.
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Well, this is the first TV interview that she did since that firing from ABC and here is what she had to say.
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The response: Gunnlaugsson said there is "nothing new" in the reports, but he walked out of a TV interview when confronted about them.
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If you've been booked for a TV interview, you know that the producer wants you to have a very clear perspective and argument.
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Buckingham's first TV interview comes nearly two months after he leveled a lawsuit against his former Fleetwood Mac bandmates following his sudden dismissal.
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"We wanted to get it in Miles' hands but not for a shot that he made," Izzo said in the postgame TV interview.
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"We have decided the TAV needs to be reviewed," Luigi Di Maio, who serves also as industry minister, said in a TV interview.
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Later, in a TV interview, they talked about the proposal, with Markle saying she barely let the prince finish proposing before saying yes.
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Josh, 32, who thought about giving a TV interview about his differences with his brother but changed his mind, was spotted with her.
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"I do think it's time to pass the torch to a new generation," said Representative Linda Sánchez, 49, in a recent TV interview.
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But a network-TV interview while you're facing criminal charges is not the same as performing a tribute ballad at Whitney Houston's funeral.
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Our sources say Orlando was in town this week to do a TV interview in the area, which his manager had set up.
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Next, it was time for yours truly to step up to the plate and have a crack at an Arsenal Fan TV interview.
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"We're not going to pay attention to Minister Paulo Guedes and his recent aggressions against the parliament," Maia said in a TV interview.
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To date Bloomberg has eschewed most TV interview requests and has sidestepped the debate process since he hasn't qualified for any of them.
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"We are also working on doing a lot of research on AI on chips," Wang said in a TV interview that aired Monday.
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During a live TV interview with Canadian broadcaster CBC News, Fehrenbacher realized that authorities had stopped updating passengers on the boat's case count.
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Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, made the claim a day after her widely watched TV interview on "60 Minutes" on CBS.
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In August 2015, a leading French jihadist recruiter, Omar Omsen, faked his own death before resurfacing 10 months later in a TV interview.
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In a 2012 Israeli TV interview, Mr. Abbas renounced the unlimited return of Palestinian refugees and their descendants, himself included, to Israel proper.
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"What I told him was not to tear up the deal," Macron said in a live TV interview on Sunday, according to Politico.
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During a national TV interview, Donald Trump Jr. cited the fact Republicans complain about alleged bias more as evidence it's a real thing.
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After doing a TV interview, he got down on one knee and asked girlfriend Daniella Rodriguez, a former Miss Texas USA, to marry him.
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TV interview, arguing that the former New York City mayor "may have all the money," but Sanders has "all the people" behind his campaign.
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She said in a TV interview prior to her death that she had put down over 700 dogs over the course of two years.
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The controversial Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is back in the spotlight — this time for her first TV interview since being appointed to the role.
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The Facebook CEO's comments were largely missed by the media, in part because the TV interview was heavily dubbed into French with no transcript.
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As far as the TV interview goes, Hays agreed to do it because the interviewer told him she has information about the Purcell case.
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"We don't believe that we can actually get a fair trial in the United States," Rothken told CNBC in a TV interview on Monday.
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The swimmer sat down with NBC's Matt Lauer in his first sit-down TV interview since authorities accused him of fabricating his robbery story.
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Author Susan Braudy is speaking out in her first TV interview about the sexual harassment she said she suffered while working with Michael Douglas.
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New ICE acting director defends agency from critics Ronald Vitiello speaks out on 'Fox & Friends' in his first TV interview since taking the job.
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Ben Carson cut off a TV interview with CNN's Jeremy Diamond about his ideas for urban renewal to search for his lost luggage. 1335.
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"That's football," Barbosa said in a TV interview after some fans in the 69,000 crowd had booed the team as they left the field.
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"We primarily focus on existing markets…we're beginning to work our way into other markets," Barra told CNBC in a TV interview on Wednesday.
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In a TV interview late last month, Queiroz said the money in his account was from a side-business of buying and selling cars.
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On Tuesday night, Fox News's Sean Hannity announced Barr would sit down for her first TV interview about the controversy on his Thursday show.
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" Rodgers said in a TV interview with "CBS This Morning" on Tuesday that Kelly "has this type of, like, intimidation right off the bat.
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" In a TV interview with Fox 5, Laura Sewell, the executive director of the East Village Community Coalition, called the gesture "really pretty tasteless.
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"If I get corona, I get corona," one 22-year-old said in a TV interview while partying on the beach (he later apologized).
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Brad Pitt denied that he has a Tinder profile during an Extra TV interview on Thursday at the 2020 Santa Barbara International Film Festival.
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"I just thought this was another day, another opportunity, another match, but this was so much more," she said in a postmatch TV interview.
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" Barrack said Trump's support of Manafort ended following an August 3003 TV interview, in which Manafort "took individual credit for turning around the campaign.
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"We have to be a lot more aggressive in the second half," FSU coach Leonard Hamilton said in a TV interview at the break.
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On a popular TV interview show called "Pravasa Lokam," or "Migrant Universe," weeping families describe loved ones who have gone missing in the Gulf.
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In his first TV interview since he was charged with sexual abuse last month, the singer ranted and cried, saying he is being persecuted.
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Top White House advisor Kellyanne Conway is looking to define "alternative facts," an infamous phrase she took heat for creating during a TV interview.
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"I didn't want a punch up that made things worse for the church and for them," Pell said in a News Corp TV interview.
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In a TV interview last month, London mayor Sadiq Khan, who is a Muslim, said most institutions in Britain had "problems with institutional racism".
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Hadidi asked him during the TV interview if anyone in his family thought the personal funds going into a campaign destined to fail were wasteful.
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By November, though, before his TV interview, Mr. Sheen's ex-fiancée and The National Enquirer each seemed on the verge of making his condition public.
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"Hopefully we'll start a family in the near future," Harry had said in a TV interview when they announced their engagement in November last year.
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Celebrity socialite Paris Hilton said in an Australian TV interview this week that she also voted for Trump, describing him as an old family friend.
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Kelly later told The Wall Street Journal that he forgot to lock the door to his office when he sat down for the TV interview.
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Jay Sekulow, a new member of the president's personal legal team, refused to rule out Mueller's firing by Trump in a TV interview on Sunday.
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In a TV interview in 1995, Diana suggested Charles did not want to be king and was not cut out for such a "suffocating" role.
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Far too often, I come across windy rants paired with irrelevant clips, iMovie title sequences, and celebrity commentary lifted from a DVD or TV interview.
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The report also included the first TV interview with McKayla Maroney, the gold medal gymnast who said she was abused hundreds of times by Nassar.
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Pressed in a recent TV interview on who else could fill that role if Guedes left his administration, Bolsonaro compared their relationship to a marriage.
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"AIBA cheats," Conlan said in an expletive-laden TV interview after the fight, referring to the International Boxing Association, the governing body for amateur boxing.
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"Hopefully we'll start a family in the near future," Harry had said in a TV interview when they announced their engagement in November last year.
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But Shanann's husband, Chris Watts, did little to stoke public sympathy when he appeared in his first live TV interview shortly after his family vanished.
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Warren quietly announced her support for the deal in a local TV interview in Boston over the holidays, ensuring her support wouldn't create much news.
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EDT: Marco Rubio sits down with Jake Tapper on CNN's "The Lead" for his first national TV interview since dropping out of the presidential race.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said in a TV interview that a political transition in Syria with President Bashar al-Assad was not possible however.
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Albayrak, in a TV interview late on Thursday, said a reform framework may be announced in the week of April 8 if the plan is ready.
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Italy's former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi will present an alternative plan for Alitalia by May 15, he said on Friday in a TV interview on Tg5.
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In a TV interview with GloboNews broadcast just before midnight on Wednesday, Campos Neto said several times that the exchange rate is a floating exchange rate.
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Right-wing talk show host Alex Jones published several videos on his InfoWars YouTube channel also accusing Hogg of forgetting his lines during a TV interview.
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The Irish UFC star, nicknamed "The Notorious," shared the news on Twitter — just hours after saying he was "eager to fight" again in a TV interview.
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Never normally lost for words, Mr Trump stopped short of denouncing Mr Duke in a TV interview, prompting another volley of criticisms from Republicans and Democrats.
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Another bogus suggestion by Trump during the TV interview was that the competitiveness of the United States is suffering because it alone is tackling climate change.
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On Saturday, Lochte will appear in his first sit-down TV interview for a special with Matt Lauer that will air during NBC's primetime Olympics coverage.
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Russia has accounted for oil at $40 a barrel in its budget, the country's finance minister Anton Siluanov told CNBC in a TV interview on Friday.
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"It was a wonderful time when you could walk in the streets with safety, and your family was respected," Mr. Bolsonaro said in a TV interview.
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Burhan told journalists in the state TV interview that the protests in El-Obeid had deviated from their course and that protesters attacked markets and banks.
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Maroney questions the Karolyis' ignorance In her first TV interview, McKayla Maroney questioned how the Karolyis could not know that was happening in their own facility.
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The government's ethics watchdog on Thursday hammered the White House's decision not to discipline counselor Kellyanne Conway for promoting Ivanka Trump's merchandise in a TV interview.
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Wilson then in a TV interview said some of the issues could be blamed on women who didn't have the right bodies to fit the pants.
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And Buttigieg later seemed to backtrack, noting the lack of official results in a TV interview and saying he considered any result in Iowa a victory.
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TV interview whether Texas was in play in the general election, Rocha said "I truly do," pointing to Sanders's success with Latino voters in Nevada's caucuses.
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"It's tough, gave it all I had," Truex, who recorded his sixth top-five in the last seven races, said in a post-race TV interview.
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An emotionally gut-wrenching TV interview followed as the Smithtown, New York resident struggled to hold back tears and wished aloud for just "one more run".
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In an extraordinary BBC TV interview recorded on Thursday, the Queen of England's second-born son attempted to defend his relationship with the convicted sex abuser.
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Dozier, Grossman, Colon power Twins past Rangers MINNEAPOLIS — The fans waited and gave him another standing ovation as he went out for a postgame TV interview.
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TV interview referenced a recent poll from his organization that found that immigration was the single biggest issue among 2020 voters of all democratic groups nationwide.
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A French tennis player has been banned from the French Open after a cringeworthy live TV interview in which he repeatedly tried to kiss a female reporter.
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The U.S. Office of Government Ethics has called on the White House to investigate Kellyanne Conway for promoting Ivanka Trump's products in a TV interview last week.
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Louise's sister Elizabeth Flores claimed in a TV interview on March 12 that she appeared "almost at peace" and "in a daze" during an earlier jail visit.
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Kellyanne Conway is still in President Trump's good graces after she was "counseled" for urging Americans to purchase his daughter Ivanka's clothing line during a TV interview.
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"It's tough, gave it all I had," Truex, who recorded his sixth top-five result in the past seven races, said in a post-race TV interview.
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In a TV interview early in the campaign, he refused four times to give a clear answer to the question of whether being gay is a sin.
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Aside from traditional means of spreading the word about the company like ad campaigns and TV interview, Boxed has also driven its popularity with some strategic activism.
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Now, in this recent TV interview she has said that she does have ties to the Kremlin and that she is actively communicating with the Russian government.
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In a TV interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper last week, Driscoll said the messages the government has between Torshin and Butina have been taken out of context.
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The mayor joked about it in a 2012 TV interview: "The Olympics pretext is awesome; I need to use it as an excuse for everything," he said.
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"People have the wrong impression about my father," Todd said in a TV interview while still at USC, according to a People magazine article from that era.
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While Huawei is cheaper and sophisticated compared with other alternatives, its close relationship to the Chinese government is troubling, Lind told BNN Bloomberg in a TV interview.
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Finucane in the Bloomberg TV interview said that Bank of America was in discussions with its gun-manufacturing clients following the change, but did not give details.
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Later, ITV chose to release a snippet from Markle's interview on the same day as Kate Middleton gave her first ever TV interview since becoming a royal.
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Take Tyson, who bit off part of an opponent's ear during a bout and once called a journalist a "piece of sh*t" during a TV interview.
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In a recent local TV interview, he said that he left the city when the Islamic State took over and returned only once it was safe again.
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Joe Manchin derailed them with one move: blurting out his support for the controversial pick in a TV interview, effectively clinching her confirmation for President Donald Trump.
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Royal backtrack: Prince Andrew said he would step back from public duties after a widely criticized TV interview about his friendship with the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
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In a TV interview earlier this month, James Carville, the former aide to President Clinton, compared Sanders with Jeremy Corbyn, the left-wing British Labour Party leader.
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The entertainer toured as recently as 2015 and said in a TV interview before his 2017 mistrial that he would like to eventually return to doing comedy.
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Also smile-inspiring: the two children who interrupted their father during a TV interview, and the 5-year-old girl headed for the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
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TV interview stating that he regrets not running "every day," and then by softly criticizing Hillary Clinton for not leading on the anti-2900 percent front. 220006.
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Asked whether it was acceptable for Saudi Arabia to become a nuclear power, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was unequivocal in a TV interview on Friday.
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As exemplified by this amazing Australian TV interview from 1977, Poly was rather soft spoken and not at all eager to put on a front for journalists.
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Also Monday, ABC News said Ashley Judd will talk to anchor Diane Sawyer for Judd's first TV interview since the actress-activist went public with allegations against Weinstein.
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"They asked to speak with us and I accepted so we could get to know each other," Lopez Obrador said in a local TV interview later on Monday.
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Zaev indicated in a TV interview late Tuesday that he will go one step further and try to use parliament&aposs power to remove the president from office.
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Russia has reduced its output by 200,000 bpd in March in accordance with the agreement, the ministry quoted Energy Minister Alexander Novak as saying in a TV interview.
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Chaffetz received some positive reaction when he called top White House counselor Kellyanne Conway "wrong, wrong, wrong" for promoting Ivanka Trump's business interests in a TV interview Thursday.
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Speaking during his first in-depth TV interview on Sunday, French president Emmanuel Macron said his government would be working to clarify the legal definitions of sexual violence.
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Thomas Markle called on Queen Elizabeth to help heal the rift with his daughter Meghan Markle, as he appeared in yet another TV interview to make his case.
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In his first TV interview since becoming Trump's campaign manager, Parscale said on Fox & Friends that he receives thousands of messages from people saying they have been censored.
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And he made headlines after being caught on a hot mic before a TV interview bragging about sexually assaulting women -- and then dismissing it as locker room talk.
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"What I learned over eight years is that home is where we make it," Obama told Ellen DeGeneres in her first TV interview since her husband left office.
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Earlier this year, the OGE asked the White House to investigate Conway, the president's counselor, after she urged viewers to, "Go buy Ivanka's stuff" in a TV interview.
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"This is kind of one of those things where he had a big swing, and I'm looking to hit a ball hard," Springer said in a TV interview.
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Russia has reduced its output by 0003,000 bpd in March in accordance with the agreement, the ministry quoted Energy Minister Alexander Novak as saying in a TV interview.
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In a separate TV interview with CNBC on Monday, Lansdorp compared the content that Mars One will produce as being as successful as major films like Disney's "Frozen".
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We're told Kelly believes the only reason Van Allen made those claims in the Vlad TV interview is to further smear his name and grab headlines for herself.
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Moore talked to Larry King in an Ora TV interview about the show, and she told him the cause of Jack's death will be revealed in season 2.
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In his TV interview, he wore a t-shirt representing his hardcore band, Judiciary, mirroring a popular trend of hijacking a Twitter thread to promote a SoundCloud page.
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" He ends the TV interview "a little indignant, all I had done was write a novel, you would have thought I had killed someone, judging by his questions.
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Salehi earlier in the same state TV interview said that Tehran is now operating 60 IR-6 advanced centrifuges in violation of its atomic deal with world powers.
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Wikileaks Editor-in-Chief Julian Assange seemed to suggest during a Dutch TV interview on Tuesday that Rich was the source of the leak of DNC officials' emails.
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First, California rapper Lil Xan—whose music is in line with the regularly-reviled mumble rap generation—said that Pac made "boring music" in a Revolt TV interview.
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The TV interview offered Widers 40 minutes of airtime to expand on some of his most controversial policies – such as the banning of the sale of the Quran.
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Environment Minister Ricardo Salles said in a TV interview on Monday that Brazil should create new regulation for mining dams, replacing wet tailings dams with dry mining methods.
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During his TV interview Tuesday, Hawkins, wearing a long-sleeve T-shirt and camouflage pants and clasping a can of cola, declined to give details about the killing.
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Frustratingly for many Labour supporters, Mr. Corbyn has resisted making flat-out apologies, refusing four opportunities in one TV interview before doing so, somewhat reluctantly, in a second.
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A young Fidelito appeared alongside his father in Havana in a TV interview with CBS newsman Edward R. Murrow, speaking fluent English and showing off a new puppy.
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In a local cable-TV interview Monday evening, Walker said he chose not to primary a fellow Republican or run for lieutenant governor because of his 2022 ambitions.
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Bain fought back tears during his postgame TV interview -- talking about how much the victory at Cameron Indoor meant to him ... especially after the disaster in the Bahamas.
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The strange turn of events led to a first-of-its-kind TV interview for a Supreme Court nominee on Monday night, when Kavanaugh appeared on Fox News.
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The two women play off each other well, whether Trish is providing a distraction so Jessica can steal police files, or coaching her misanthropic sister for a TV interview.
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After a series of evasive statements since Monday, Cameron's admission on Thursday during a TV interview that he had sold shares worth £230,4.63 ($24.6,21) in company Blairmore Holdings Inc.
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After a series of evasive statements since Monday, Cameron's admission on Thursday during a TV interview that he had sold shares worth £30,13 ($42,000) in company Blairmore Holdings Inc.
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He's also determined to carry on with the TV interview, even when the interviewer surprises him with some holes in the original investigation that get him all riled up.
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"What Donald Trump wants is fair trade, fair trade versus free trade now," Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem said in a TV interview at the World Government Summit in Dubai.
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The coveted "first TV interview" Some, like Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren, have gravitated toward "The View" or Stephen Colbert's couch or Rachel Maddow's studio for their first interview.
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Bradley Cooper sang his heart out in his new film A Star Is Born — and he gave one reporter the chance to do the same during a TV interview.
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"At some point a retired person will knock on the government's door and there won't be money to pay their pension," he said in a TV interview on Wednesday.
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Low volatility in 2017 impacted investment bank results, but Oudea said in a TV interview that volatility could gain momentum as central banks start to exit accommodative monetary policies.
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An official told CNN that The White House counsel's office talked to Conway shortly after her Thursday morning TV interview and told her that her remarks violated ethical guidelines.
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"We live in the neighborhood, down the street from the White House," Michelle tells Ellen DeGeneres in the former first lady's first TV interview since her husband left office.
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"I think the signal was he kind of knows that this isn't real privatization," Christopher Granville, managing director at Trusted Sources, told CNBC in a TV interview on Thursday.
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Then, in July, she tweeted about an upcoming TV interview, but that plan was immediately canned in favor of just filming her own interview and releasing it on YouTube.
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He battled with White House officials on everything from Kellyanne Conway plugging Ivanka Trump products during a live TV interview to President Trump's refusal to sell his business interests.
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In a TV interview on Sunday, his first public comments since quitting, Hariri said he is free to leave and would return home soon to formally submit his resignation.
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Bolsonaro himself, who nearly died from a stab wound during last year's election campaign, said in a TV interview that his health had impaired his work leading the government.
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When asked in a follow-up TV interview with CNBC whether many of the scandals and issues Uber has faced will affect the start-up's valuation, she said "no".
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Joe Maddon name-checked Schwarber during a TV interview after the Cubs beat the Dodgers, and Theo Epstein watched his last Arizona at-bats from Progressive Field on Monday.
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Jenner announced her new identity in an April 2015 TV interview and announced her change of name from Bruce to Caitlyn in a July 2015 Vanity Fair cover shoot.
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"My daughter could have waited patiently for my death instead of doing all she can to precipitate it," Bettencourt said in a TV interview recorded in her later years.
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Meanwhile, the American actor Jimmy Bennett sat for a TV interview in Italy about his allegations that he was raped by the actress and former #MeToo figure Asia Argento.
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And, speaking of checkered ... it's a big show of support for her son, who's smack in the middle of the Jeffrey Epstein pedophile scandal after that disastrous TV interview.
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The second-term GOP lawmaker, who represents a district expected to be targeted by Democrats in 2018, had defended Trump Jr. earlier in the day in a TV interview.
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"Who knows how he was feeling when he walked off the bus or what he needed to do in the relationship?" she said in a TV interview on Thursday.
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The party also edited a TV interview with Labour's top spokesperson on Brexit to make it seem as though he was unable to answer a question about his brief.
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Appearing on his most-tweeted-about show in his first TV interview in six weeks, the president took some swipes at the man who's investigating him for obstruction of justice.
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An important detail: The AFP said that during the TV interview, the Syrian government wouldn't let them use their own cameras — only cameras belonging to the Syrian government were allowed.
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The Biden campaign was informed of Hunter Biden's Sunday statement and new TV interview, but the decisions about when and how to speak have been Hunter Biden's, not the campaign's.
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In a recent TV interview on Meet the Press, however, Lewandowski argued that Trump might not have a chief of staff in the future if he and Kelly part ways.
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In mid-January, Vice President Mike Pence said in a TV interview that post-election communications that Flynn had with Kislyak hadn't involved any discussion of US sanctions against Russia.
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WAITING in a studio for a TV interview on April 30th, Mike Coupe, the boss of Sainsbury's supermarket, was caught on camera quietly singing "We're in the money" to himself.
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"I feel like I've let my team down for a while now," said Stanton, who got the pie-in-the-face treatment from his teammates while doing a TV interview.
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Now sacked as head of the FBI and with a book to promote, Mr Comey pilloried Mr Trump in a TV interview, saying he was "morally unfit" to be president.
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"This is really about new markets in software and services," James Gautrey, a global sector specialist for technology and telecoms at Schroders, told CNBC in a TV interview on Tuesday.
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The U.S. government's official ethics watchdog has blasted the White House for not taking disciplinary action against senior counselor Kellyanne Conway for promoting Ivanka Trump's products during a TV interview.
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But Hollande, who was more pugnacious and confident than in a TV interview earlier this year which had unanimously been judged as poor by commentators, said his reforms were working.
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Press secretary Sean Spicer said top aide Kellyanne Conway was "counseled" after she promoted Ivanka Trump's clothing line from the White House briefing room in a TV interview Thursday morning.
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In his first live TV interview, aired on Megyn Kelly Today, 18-year-old Moore said that he believes suing the convicted child molester is the "right thing" to do.
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"It's a very pure product that must not be consumed in this form because there is a very high risk of overdose," he said in a France 2 TV interview.
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TV interview that GOP candidates could tout low unemployment numbers nationally under the Trump administration, with the unemployment rate hitting a 28503-year low at 22019 percent earlier this month.
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"Everyone is realizing that the soonest we can reach a settlement it is going to be much more fair for everyone," Anastasiades told CNBC in a TV interview at Davos.
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Gianforte's campaign initially suggested Jacobs instigated the incident by barging into the candidate's office and shoving a recording device in his face as he was preparing for a TV interview.
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His move followed a disastrous TV interview aired on Saturday in which he gave a rambling explanation of his actions and showed an apparent lack of compassion for Epstein's victims.
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Senator Jeff Flake said in a TV interview that he had been in one of the front cars and helped carry an injured man from the truck to an ambulance.
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Patrick Kennedy, a cousin of Saorise's mother Courtney Kennedy Hill, saluted Saoirse on social media and in a TV interview Friday for addressing her mental health struggles publicly in 2016.
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Epstein was also friends with people like Britain's Prince Andrew, who retreated from public life in November after a disastrous TV interview where he appeared unsympathetic to the financier's victims.
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In a TV interview late on Monday, he said he would hold a recall referendum after three years to ask the public whether it still had faith in his presidency.
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Duchess Meghan gave an unusually unguarded TV interview while on her trip to Africa with Harry in which she acknowledged being a new mother in the spotlight has been tough.
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Ivanka Trump, Trump's daughter and senior adviser, who gave a rare TV interview this week, acknowledged that impeachment has angered her father, but said it also has given him focus.
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TV interview, Lutsenko made two significant claims: that he had opened a probe into alleged attempts by Ukrainians to interfere in the 85003 U.S. presidential election, and that then-U.
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The Washington Post initially reported the Kushner double registration discovery after Trump reiterated what he said in a tweet Wednesday about voter fraud in a TV interview with ABC's David Muir.
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"I interrupted her career," Moreau said many years later in a French TV interview where she also joked about her father, a cafe owner in the Montmartre area of northern Paris.
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O.J. Simpson says he's not looking to lock up a multi-million dollar deal for his first major TV interview ... insisting he just wants to lay low and avoid the media.
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"We've seen already 12 quarters of 4 to 5 percent growth so pretty stable picture," Jacques van den Broek, chief executive of Randstad, told CNBC in a TV interview on Tuesday.
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Details are still being kept under wraps, but a spokesperson for the show said it was hoping to "use the magic of vinyl record culture to revolutionize the TV interview format."
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"We're very European-focused we are in totally different markets compared to Square...we are quite a different company," CEO Jacob de Geer told CNBC in a TV interview last year.
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"We primarily focus on existing markets…we're beginning to work our way into other markets," Hugo Barra, vice president of international at Xiaomi, told CNBC in a TV interview on Wednesday.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Francois Hollande will decide at the end of the year if he will seek a new mandate next year, he said in a TV interview on Thursday.
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"If by September, I couldn't find a way to get there, then I need to seriously consider being a software company only," Chen said in a CNBC TV interview last September.
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Gianforte's campaign initially suggested Jacobs instigated the altercation by barging into the candidate's office and shoving a recording device in the politician's face as he was preparing for a TV interview.
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TV interview also referenced reporting from The Hill's John Solomon who reported in early May that Ukrainian officials are reviewing internal corruption allegations against the energy company that employed Hunter Biden.
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The project also explores the significant toll that "In Cold Blood," and the celebrity that came with it, exacted upon its author, who is shown appearing drunk during a TV interview.
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In his first TV interview about his involvement, Sanchez said that Bezos came to him for help managing the press because he didn't think Amazon's PR team was "equipped" to deal.
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Michael Sanchez was on Fox News on Sunday in his first TV interview since he was accused of leaking his sister Lauren Sanchez's affair with Jeff Bezos to the National Enquirer.
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Michael Sanchez, a key player in the Jeff Bezos sex-text saga, on Sunday gave his first TV interview about his involvement in the leaking of Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's affair.
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"I just like it because the lyrics are clean, so I can listen to it in front of my kids and not worry about it," Rubio said in the TV interview.
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Former President Bill Clinton defended himself on Monday night, saying he got "hot under the collar" when he claimed he didn't owe Monica Lewinsky any apology in an earlier TV interview .
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Apple has not revealed the total price tag, but former project managers estimate it at about $5 billion - a figure CEO Tim Cook did not dispute in a 20153 TV interview.
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Speaking in a Bloomberg TV interview in Regina, Saskatchewan, Trudeau said there was an "eminently achievable win-win-win" result available, and that NAFTA has been good for all three countries.
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The interview on "The View" marks Daniels' first live TV interview about her alleged affair with Trump; her interview on "60 Minutes" with Anderson Cooper last month had been pre-taped.
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"I think that he will be a very good president because he has to prove that he will bring about some change and... structural reforms," Rimsevics said during a TV interview.
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A former top official under President Obama is accusing White House adviser Kellyanne Conway of breaking the law by telling people to buy Ivanka Trump's clothing line in a TV interview.
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The sex trafficking victim of Jeffrey Epstein who claims she was forced into sex with Prince Andrew when she was a teenager responded to the royal's denial in a TV interview.
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Ten days after his TV interview, a masked man wearing a costume associated with paramilitaries fighting British control in Northern Ireland issued a new letter threatening Quinn Industrial's owners and management.
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In the Record TV interview, he said data from his bank accounts was "illegally" leaked after being accessed without a court order, but he did not say who he held responsible.
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Go deeper: Why Trump cares about this week's U.K. elections U.K. election: Key poll shows shrinking lead for Boris Johnson Boris Johnson accused of hiding in refrigerator to avoid TV interview
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Most notably, he pressed to strip his younger brother Prince Andrew of his public duties after Andrew gave a disastrous TV interview about his friendship with the convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
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His longstanding and, to many of supporters, unfathomable refusal to tackle forcefully anti-Semitism in the party or, in a TV interview, to apologize, dogged his campaign and poisoned his image.
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Dudley, in the TV interview, said "a couple more hikes this year would seem reasonable," and that the Fed could do a little more or less depending on the economic data.
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Tom Ford is speaking out after social media users went viral this week incorrectly claiming he called the first lady, Melania Trump, a "glorified escort" in a TV interview several years ago.
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WATCH: Tonya Harding Almost Ends TV Interview After Host Says Nancy Kerrigan Was the Real Victim In response, the Captain America: The First Avenger star, 37, fired back at the TV host.
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"Wouldn't that be something, see who gets their head shaved," Triple H told CNBC in a TV interview when asked if Trump would return to the WWE for a match against McMahon.
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He has argued for months -- and pushed again in a national TV interview Sunday -- that if Clinton wins the White House, Garland should be confirmed in the post-election lame duck session.
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"Of course we apologize to whoever was hurt by this," said Asher Tishler, who is listed as a member of Black Cube's advisory board, during a TV interview on Israel's The News.
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But then Deneuve pivots to criticism of fellow signers of the letter, in particular, actress Brigitte Lahaie who said in a TV interview that women can have an orgasm while being raped.
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ABC News used a mocked up pic of Donald Trump in the Oval Office to promote its first TV interview with the prez, and the image was ripped from The New Yorker!
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"Generally, since 2007, there have been significant advances in forensic testing ... the clearest way to do this is with scientific testing," Zellner said in her first TV interview since taking the case.
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"We tried for years to find a vehicle and a circumstance where this would work and initially we'd get a 'not on my spacecraft' reaction," Urban said during a NASA TV interview.
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"I think that he (Trump) will be a very good president because he has to prove that he will bring about some change and... structural reforms," Rimsevics said in a TV interview.
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Separately, Zanganeh said in the state TV interview that Iran's daily gas production at South Pars, the world's largest gas field, has increased by 83 million cubic meters in the past year.
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The potential acquisition would affect the time frame of Aramco's planned IPO set for later this year, the state oil giant's chief executive, Amin Nasser, said in a TV interview on Friday.
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Similarly repetitive is a scene in which the father of David Madson, the Minneapolis architect whom Cunanan forced to flee home before he killed him, communicates his anguish in a TV interview.
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Corey Lewandowski, Mr. Trump's former campaign manager, posed for selfies and shook hands with supporters, days after reacting to stories of separated families with a blustering "womp womp" during a TV interview.
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"What a government should do is facilitate entrepreneurship," Mr. Lasso said in a TV interview during the campaign, adding that he thought Mr. Correa generated too much employment through public-sector jobs.
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Jaime Andrade has been trying to fight the issue of pigeon droppings at a Chicago transit station, and his recent TV interview proved that he truly knows about the problem first hand.
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I think I was actually going into a TV interview, and it meant so much to me that you did that, because it is hard even when you have right on your side.
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To my wonderful fans who I treasure and love-who have carried me these past weeks when I was 2 weak 2 carry myself: I will be doing a TV interview this week.
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During his one and only TV interview on Wednesday, the small forward had a FaceTime call with Late Late Show host James Corden, and was seemingly hungover from all the post-game celebrations.
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Often, you'll see celebrities, politicians and other high-profile figures being asked very detailed, extremely well-informed or surprising questions, the likes of which you'll never see on, say, a live TV interview.
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In a recent and rare TV interview, Mohammed bin Salman -- Saudi Arabia's defense minister, deputy crown prince and shaper-in-chief of the country's future -- revealed just how bad tensions are with Iran.
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"Being the only Tamil in Western media I have a really great opportunity to bring forward what's going on in Sri Lanka," she explains in a clip of an old American TV interview.
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Comedian Kevin Hart on Friday ruled out the possibility of re-accepting an invitation to host the Academy Awards next month after appearing to be open to the prospect in a TV interview.
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Gaza (CNN)A senior member of Hamas' political bureau said during a TV interview on Wednesday that 50 people killed by Israeli soldiers during clashes in Gaza on Monday were members of Hamas.
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A number of other legal experts said that Schwartz's comments Wednesday night in a TV interview may have both damaged Trump's case and put Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen at risk of ethical sanctions.
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In the middle of a live TV interview from a Vienna train station during the initial rush of migrants in September, a man came up from behind him and shouted in his ear.
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Asked the same question in a post-debate TV interview on Tuesday, Mr. Buttigieg argued that it was he, as the candidate with the second most delegates, whom other moderates should rally behind.
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"I rule out that the atmosphere is one of war, it is one of a response to an attack," Hezbollah deputy leader Sheikh Naim Qassem said in a TV interview on Tuesday night.
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In a TV interview with CBSN Los Angeles, Sean Rios, a spokesman for the Los Angeles County Fire Department, emphasized that homeowners should always clear the areas around their houses to protect them.
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"France can always say no," Hollande said last week during a lengthy TV interview in which he attempted to tackle some of the issues that have sunk his approval ratings to record lows.
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) on Thursday had recommended that the Office of Government Ethics take disciplinary action against White House counselor Kellyanne Conway for promoting Ivanka Trump's apparel brand during a TV interview.
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The problems facing the queen's family this year included Prince Andrew's retreat from public duties because of a disastrous TV interview in which he defended his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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"I don't think that Mr. Manafort would have been on trial had not the Special Counsel been looking for information on Russian collusion in the last election," Duncan said in the TV interview.
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In her first TV interview since leaving the White House, Obama was asked by a "frightened" DeGeneres for advice on how to cope in what she sees as a "very scary" world right now.
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"If, for example, the Democrats get control of the House, I believe this will be bad for the U.S. market, " Mark Mobius, co-founder of Mobius Capital Partners, said in a Bloomberg TV interview.
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The Biden campaign was informed of Hunter Biden's Sunday statement and new TV interview, but the decisions about when and how to speak have been Hunter Biden's, not the campaign's, CNN's Jake Tapper reported.
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"Maybe we should tackle Europe first because there there is heightened volatility and indeed our quarter growth and revenue growth was not as strong," van Houten told CNBC in a TV interview on Monday.
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An Iranian-American fashion blogger was told she didn't "sound American," and was asked about nuclear weapons during a TV interview about style — and the video of her well-informed response has gone viral.
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The interview was such a departure from standard TV interview fare—which strives to be "fair" in the face of nonstop falsehoods—that On the Media devoted an entire segment to deconstructing Tapper's technique.
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But during a TV interview with Reuters, he swerved the conversation back to the film about slave preacher Nat Turner, who led a rebellion in Virginia in 1831, and his role in American history.
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R. Kelly was tearfully lamenting his inability to pay his ex-wife child support in a TV interview that aired just after he was taken into custody following a child support hearing in Chicago.
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In her first TV interview since leaving the White House, the former first lady, 54, opens up about the gift exchange to host Ellen DeGeneres, finally revealing what was inside the Tiffany & Co. box.
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Hedges' wife, Daniela Tejada, told CNN in her first TV interview on Thursday that she wished British officials had listened sooner but had been reassured by Hunt in a meeting earlier in the day.
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"It's one of the worst things, one of the worst lessons to learn," Robert Nkemdiche, a college teammate of Tunsil's, said in a TV interview after he was drafted 29th by the Arizona Cardinals.
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Even if (and it's a big if) Putin didn't sanction Veselnitskya's outreach to the Trump campaign or her recent TV interview with NBC News, he's undoubtedly benefiting from the confusion and chaos she's creating.
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"In China, there are 340 million people (who) daily commute with e-scooters, but there is a strong demand for them to upgrade to something," Shen told CNBC in a TV interview on Friday.
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Corsi, who is 72 years old, acknowledged in a TV interview on Wednesday that he misled Congress about his actions during the 2016 election and that he may die in prison as a result.
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The sketch imagines a TV interview with legendary Welsh musicians Dame Shirley Bassey and Tom Jones; "she doesn't have the range" is Bassey's condescendingly brutal dismissal of every singer who's mentioned during the conversation.
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"I think that the prospects of executing an IPO remain extremely good," Alasdair Warren, head of the corporate and investment bank for EMEA at Deutsche Bank, told CNBC in a TV interview on Wednesday.
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"We see the demand being very robust for products that can lower emissions and increase efficiency," Paul McElhinney, chief executive of GE's $15 billion power services business, said in a TV interview with Reuters.
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In a recent client note and TV interview, he said he sees risk of a late-2019 correction, which is technically defined as a drawdown of 10% or more in the S&P 500.
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If WTO rules are worthless, Britain will have even less negotiating leverage against trading partners like the U.S. and the EU. Go deeper: Boris Johnson accused of hiding in refrigerator to avoid TV interview
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While acknowledging she had no proof, Phinney's sister, Molly Phinney Baskette, told Reuters in a TV interview that she feared that a culture of "widespread extrajudicial killing" was a contributing factor in his death.
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"It's not fair to you and we all get that, but this is so much bigger than any one person," she said in a TV interview in January, later arguing that her words were misrepresented.
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Donald Trump is now claiming that his infamous May 2017 TV interview, seen by millions, in which he freely admits to firing former FBI Director James Comey because of the Russia probe is somehow fake.
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"We launch from atop the truck, and efficiencies are not as good as if you could just launch from 30 miles way, but they are staggering," Burns told CNBC in a TV interview on Thursday.
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Starbucks executives Howard Schultz and Kevin Johnson sat down with CNBC for their first TV interview since the coffee giant announced Schultz would be handing over the reins of the company to Johnson in April.
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Hollande condemned Russia's "unacceptable" support for Syrian air strikes in excerpts from a TV interview released on Sunday and said he was asking himself whether to see Putin when he visits Paris on Oct. 19.
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"Sony is committed to making sure we innovate on both fronts - traditional products and also really new ideas, sometimes wacky ideas, but ideas that really wow our customers," Hirai told CNBC in a TV interview.
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"However, the savings that will be generated going forward in the next year should tilt us back again in positive territory," BNP Paribas' Chief Financial Officer Lars Machenil said on Tuesday in a TV interview.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Aramco's potential acquisition of a stake in petrochemicals maker SABIC would affect the timeframe of its own planned initial public offering, the firm's chief executive, Amin Nasser, said in a TV interview.
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Gina, loath to be forever remembered as "the girl who got choked by BoJack Horseman," does a joint TV interview with BoJack that suggests the video of him choking her was just really good acting.
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Australia: The country's first Chinese-born member of Parliament, Gladys Liu, fumbled several answers about her relationship with China in a TV interview last week, sparking a debate about ties between Chinese-Australians and Beijing.
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The former first lady spoke about her new memoir What Happened, which details her own mistakes and factors that she believes costs her the presidency, in her first live TV interview since the election on Today.
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In one episode, when a Steve Bannon-esque figure is ready to give his first TV interview, Murphy's new boss thinks he should go on Murphy in the Morning, which is something that would never happen.
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Hurst, 30, first gained national attention after his girlfriend Alison Parker, a reporter at Roanoke TV station WDBJ7, was shot and killed, along with her cameraman Adam Ward, during a live TV interview in September 2015.
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The same production company that made the documentary, which airs on HBO on October 1, did secure the royal mom's first major TV interview when she spoke for the documentary, Our Queen at 90 in 2016.
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"We know from the data we have from pre-orders that the interest we have is significant," Ryan said in a TV interview, adding that at launch, sales will be in the "many hundreds of thousands".
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"This is a phone that really emphasizes the camera…as opposed to a phone that happens to have a camera with it," Jeff Clarke, chief executive of Kodak, told CNBC in a TV interview on Thursday.
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Former First Lady Michelle Obama sat down with Ellen DeGeneres in her first TV interview since leaving the White House, where she admitted that her husband has a few issues with their post-presidential home. Mrs.
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More than three months after accusing Kevin Spacey of making inappropriate sexual advances toward him when he was an underage, up-and-coming actor, Anthony Rapp sat down for his first TV interview about the allegation.
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"It's the only immediate path we Venezuelans have to overcome violence, hatred and intolerance," Rodriguez, the former foreign minister who is running for a seat in the constituent body, said on Sunday in a TV interview.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Moscow and Ankara have been discussing the construction of two lines of the TurkStream natural gas pipeline from Russia to Turkey, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said in a TV interview aired on Friday.
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"The U.K. is really interesting in that we see a lot of card usage through tap … Which is perfect for our new card reader," Dorsey told CNBC in a TV interview recorded ahead of the launch.
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In a TV interview, Ellsberg suggests that making an equivalence between information that's damaging to a particular administration and treason is "very close to saying, 'I am the State,'" quoting Louis XIV's declaration of absolute power.
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This tension has sometimes spilled into public view, with JP Morgan chief executive Jamie Dimon calling Camden Fine, who retired from his longtime role as ICBA chief this month, a "jerk" during a 2016 TV interview.
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Lopez Obrador, a onetime NAFTA skeptic who moderated his views in his third run at the presidency, said in a Mexican TV interview on Monday that he wanted a NAFTA deal that was good for Mexico.
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"@MichaelAvenatti may now have an ethical obligation to withdraw Swetnick's affidavit, since she contradicted material portions of it in a tv interview," Dershowitz, who is also an opinion contributor for The Hill, said in a tweet. .
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"Most importantly, when I think about most of the cryptocurrencies, it just identifies how much money laundering is being done in the world," Fink, founder, chairman and CEO of BlackRock, said in a Bloomberg TV interview.
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But that rationale was pretty much immediately contradicted by Trump in a TV interview, and Attorney General Jeff Sessions declined to provide any clarity on the decision-making process when he was subsequently grilled by Congress.
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This tension has sometimes spilled into public view, with JP Morgan Chief Executive Jamie Dimon calling Camden Fine, who retired from his longtime role as ICBA chief this month, a "jerk" during a 2016 TV interview.
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In a TV interview with state-owned Anadolu news agency, Albayrak also said he does not believe a 100 billion-lira economic support package to blunt the effects of coronavirus risks affecting the 2020 budget performance.
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In a TV interview at the time, Ms. Tokarczuk said that Poland liked to think of itself as an "open, tolerant country" but would not acknowledge its poor historical treatment of Jews and other minority groups.
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Donald Trump aide Kellyanne Conway entered the history books and became late-night comedy fodder when she tried to rebrand falsehoods, untruths and outright lies as simply "alternative facts" during a nationally televised TV interview Sunday.
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In a TV interview on Monday, Mr. Johnson was caught in a gaffe, refusing to look at a picture of a sick 4-year old lying on a hospital floor because of a lack of beds.
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He has also taken presidential aide Kellyanne Conway to task for plugging Ivanka Trump products in a live TV interview, and he raised doubts about ethics waivers that the White House granted to its own employees.
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Poniewozik joined me on Sunday for his first TV interview about the book... He pointed out that Trump has always been an "avid consumer" of media, and through the election, he became both consumer and star.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The head of Russian oil major Lukoil said on Wednesday that he sees oil prices rising above $50 per barrel by the end of the year, RIA news agency reported, citing his TV interview.
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"We had a number of positive read-outs over the last 12 months and as a consequence … growth prospects have improved significantly and that's why I sleep better at night," Schwan told CNBC in a TV interview.
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PIERS MORGAN SAYS THAT MEGHAN MARKLE'S FATHER WAS PAID FOR FIRST TV INTERVIEW Vertical Entertainment, the distributor of "Billionaire Boys Club," told The Wrap the film would have a limited release in theaters starting on Aug. 17.
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"To come over here, my first full-field event of the 2016 season, this is a great way to start," Fowler said in a TV interview, adding the potent line-up had made his win extra special.
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In his first TV interview since the succession move was announced, Zhang revealed how he met up with Ma to come up with new ideas for the firm and times when he clashed with the outgoing chair.
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"She's been living in the apartment across the hall for the last 35 years, and that's probably the longest place that she's kind of called her home," Salvatore told Australia's The Project in a Tuesday TV interview.
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"You also got this sort of Bannon-bart influence in there, which I think is a snag on the president," Scaramucci said in his first TV interview since being fired from his short-lived White House post.
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Washington (CNN)The incredible saga of the controversial nuclear waste depository in Yucca Mountain, Nevada, roughly 90 miles outside of Las Vegas, was rekindled Wednesday when Donald Trump twice ducked the issue during a local TV interview.
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"At this point, it's meaningless to say yes or no" over potential specific revisions to the constitution, Abe said in a TV interview as results were being counted from an election for the upper house of parliament.
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But, in her first TV interview with NBC News, the typically press shy Clooney admitted that she has found her newfound celebrity to be a good thing — when it comes to helping the causes she cares about.
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Ahead of the town hall, Blum got up and walked away from a TV interview after being asked by a reporter if it was fair to screen constituents, and if he would accept money from outside groups.
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But Trump in a TV interview later said he holds Putin personally responsible for Russia's meddling in the 2016 election, while the White House has also sought to clarify Trump's earlier comments on Russia posing a threat.
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In a TV interview, Shabana Azmi, one of India's most celebrated actresses and a former member of Parliament, described how she and her equally famous screenwriter husband couldn't buy the flat they wanted because they were Muslim.
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He has reminded advisers that he joined an effort to enforce financial penalties against Ms. Clifford, whose TV interview on Sunday night was hyped throughout the weekend on the cable news channels that Mr. Trump watches obsessively.
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"If ever I get to file my certificate of candidacy for President, I am telling the Filipino people not to vote for me, because it will be bloody," he said in a TV interview in August, 2015.
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" Her non-profit "Linking the World" had never used the image and when an interviewer referred to it in a TV interview, Chang said she was surprised as "the piece was used without prior permission or approval.
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In a preview of her first TV interview on her forthcoming book "What Happened," Clinton told CBS News' Jane Pauley about a moment in a presidential debate where she says President Trump made her uncomfortable on stage.
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And Netanyahu himself, in a TV interview over the weekend, said that he intended to extend Israeli sovereignty across all Israeli settlements in the West Bank if he won re-election, suggesting sweeping annexation across the territory.
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That includes prodding Selina to release her birth certificate, alleging that she's lying about her age, while his aide Amy (Anna Chlumsky) seems to be channeling the combative tactics of Trump representative Kellyanne Conway during a TV interview.
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"We could continue to cut healthcare and services ... or we could do a little bit of investment in deficit and, by investing, spur growth and repay our debt," Di Maio said during the recording of a TV interview.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former White House aide and reality television participant Omarosa Manigault Newman played a recording in a TV interview on Sunday of her dismissal and indicated she had other recordings from her time in the Trump administration.
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"When you look at the iPhone cycle, we don't think people have factored in just how strong of an iPhone cycle this is going to be," JPMorgan analyst Rod Hall told CNBC in a TV interview last month.
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They were part of a payment for an apartment he sold, Flavio Bolsonaro said in a TV interview, but he did not clarify why the deposit had been made in such a way as to hide the origin.
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Why it matters: The video in question, titled "David Hogg Can't Remember His Lines In TV Interview," alleges Hogg and his classmates are "crisis actors" who have been paid to appear on television by the anti-gun lobby.
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"AI is only going to go into applications that we allow it to go into ... it's in its infancy," Krzanich told CNBC in a TV interview from the sidelines of the Web Summit technology conference in Lisbon, Portugal.
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Here's what he sent us: Brett M. Kavanaugh's interview on Fox News was, we're told, a landmark for the Supreme Court: the first time, at least in long memory, that a nominee sat down for a TV interview.
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"Instead of trying to get three minutes in the debate, I get to talk for 40 minutes with the first voters who will decide this," Mr. Bullock said at the beginning of his Iowa TV interview on Wednesday.
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" Giuliani in a TV interview on Thursday wondered what would have happened if Daniels' claim of an affair had come up in a debate between Trump and his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, adding, "Cohen made it go away.
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In a TV interview the head of Italy's prison administration Francesco Basentini said three inmates had died inside a jail in the northern town of Modena, and three others had died after being transferred away from the prison.
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Meghan Markle's Dad Thomas Apologizes, Talks Missing the Royal Wedding in First TV Interview "He&aposs made some bad mistakes, my god, he&aposs been punished for it," said Morgan, who described Markle as a "very decent, regular" guy.
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"I was silent for a full year and the press beat me up every day saying I was a hermit hiding in Mexico, so I gave my story," Thomas Markle said to TMZ, referring to his first TV interview.
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On Monday's episode of the late-night show, host Stephen Colbert took it upon himself to parody the swimmer's interview with Today's Matt Lauer – Lochte's first sit-down TV interview after authorities accused him of fabricating his robbery story.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump chastised his acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney for coughing during the taping of a TV interview, ordering the aide out of the Oval Office while he was in the middle of an answer.
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In a TV interview Thursday evening, President Francois Hollande confirmed he wanted the share of nuclear to fall to 50 percent by 2025 but also said that no reactors would be closed during his mandate, which ends May 2017.
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He has been motivated by more serious moments, from being left off the "notable scores" section of TV coverage at tournaments and even last week, when he was not summoned for a TV interview to preview the PGA Championship.
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Trump, during a Fox News TV interview aired on Sunday, defended cutting aid to Islamabad and also suggested Pakistani authorities knew Osama bin Laden's location prior to his killing by U.S. troops in a raid inside Pakistan in 2011.
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In a TV interview with Italy's SKY TG24 on Saturday, Berlusconi said SES had assured him it had the money to buy the club, but the approvals the investors needed from the Chinese government could further delay the closing.
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"Consumers need to hold their (Facebook's) feet to the fire and say, 'you really need to take a look at this stuff because I don't want to be tricked by fake information'," Wales told CNBC in a TV interview.
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"We have to continue to find those pieces of silicon, those chipsets that have to be developed to bring sensors to life, to connect people with each other and with their products," Panay told CNBC in a TV interview.
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"Those who have networks in the system, those who understand the ground realities of this country, also know how to push those realities towards the change," Kumar said in a 2017 TV interview after taking over at Niti Aayog.
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It was Martha, however, who had been Comaneci's coach for the beam, the event the gymnast is arguably most remembered for; it was Martha whom Retton made a special point of thanking in a TV interview after winning gold.
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New rules are keeping reporters penned outside the Senate chamber, so they can't easily question senators, even as the TV interview station in the Capitol's basement has grown so popular that lawmakers are literally lining up for TV hits.
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Yet, in the already released excerpts of the TV interview with George Stephanopoulos Sunday night, Comey intends to repeat the same knowing falsehood that he was "obligated" to send his letter to Congress because he promised to do so.
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"He is a father who like my father, I wanted to show him everything I achieved, that he would be proud of me," the 22-year-old Gonzalez said in a TV interview this weekend after Castro's death late Friday.
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But he made up a more dramatic story about how it happened, saying the prediction took place one day before the vote at his Scotland property when it was really months earlier in a TV interview from a Florida studio.
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Corbyn, in a testy TV interview, said he was honoring others killed in an Israeli airstrike, whose graves were some distance from the Black September graves before which he was standing, and that there were many people holding many wreaths.
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" Benjamin Kallo, an analyst at Robert W. Baird, said in a TV interview that Tesla investors who want to own a car company are being forced to "deal with the solar industry and a lot of the intricacies it contains.
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When the process for running for president comprises speaking at a microphone at one canned rally after another, doing an occasional TV interview, and tweeting, the only thing you can do to move the needle is to say something memorable.
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Trump has spent precious time in states like Mississippi and Washington, where he is unlikely to affect the vote in November, and a campaign press aide recently sent key supporters an email asking them to cease accepting TV interview requests.
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"The budget will not include all planned measures immediately, but there will be the first steps towards a flat tax and a radical overhaul of the pensions system," Salvini, who leads the right-wing League, said in a TV interview.
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"Over that 31 years, we've gone from £1 million capitalization to £21 billion… I make no apologies for the success of that business…over that period of time I've not sold any shares," Sorrell said in a CNBC TV interview.
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Thompson emphasizes that Diana could be kind, loyal and protective (and like her other sisters, a very good writer), but watching a Thames TV interview with her at the end of her life I felt an evil undercurrent to her hauteur.
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"I won't talk about the exact numbers but the demand is super high, we are very, very excited about Xbox One X right now," Panos Panay, corporate vice president of devices at Microsoft, told CNBC in a TV interview Tuesday.
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As Kate Middleton spoke to CNN in her first ever TV interview since becoming a royal, clips from Markle's own interview with ITV were released, showing her talking about her struggle to cope with the media attention as a new mom.
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At a Dubuque youth center, he ripped off his microphone and stormed out of a local TV interview after a reporter asked why he was pre-screening nonconstituents for his town hall if he's willing to take donations from those people.
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Later, ignoring traditional codes of the presidency at a time of trial, the President lashed out in a TV interview at Democratic governors channeling appeals from overwhelmed health care workers in their home states as Covid-1.53 exacts an increasing toll.
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Not comfortable bragging, but since you asked, because of this trip, I got on NPR four times, public radio in Quebec and Ireland, got a feature story on CNN and in Foreign Policy magazine and a TV interview in Nashville.
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And your daily dose of virtual currency skepticism, courtesy of Bloomberg: Investors "should be prepared to lose all their money" in Bitcoin, said Steven Maijoor, chairman of the European Securities and Markets Authority, in a Bloomberg TV interview in Hong Kong.
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Habibullah Ahmadzai, a former senior adviser to the president, during a TV interview last week, come as Taliban insurgents ramp up attacks across the country and as the United States tries to negotiate a peace deal with the militant group.
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BRITAIN-ROYALS/ Britain's Prince William worried about Harry after TV interview-BBC LONDON - Britain's Prince William is worried about his brother after Prince Harry and wife Meghan spoke out about their struggle to live under a global spotlight, the BBC reported.
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The duchess recorded her first TV interview last month in Pakistan after becoming a royal eight years ago, her only other appearance was in a documentary for the Queen's 90th birthday that aired in 2016, which was not screened on ABC.
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In his first TV interview since being fired in April, O'Reilly, whose pugnacious "The O'Reilly Factor" was the most-watched cable news show, said he was brought down by sponsor boycotts and wider business decisions at Twenty-First Century Fox Inc.
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" The day before he put out the statement, Wyatt said in an infuriating TV interview with NBC Newsthat Cosby told him his time in the maximum-security prison, where he's currently serving three to ten years, has been "an amazing experience.
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Trump said in a TV interview aired on Sunday his priority was to remove up to 3 million immigrants who have criminal records or are gang members or drug dealers, and would decide on the others after the U.S. border is secured.
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Trump's Facebook Live broadcast came after two days of sharp criticism of the Republican nominee by many in his own party after The Washington Post discovered 11-year-old lewd and sexually aggressive comments captured behind the scenes of a TV interview.
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Last week, the holiday season was a bit more sweet thanks to Soulja's Vlad TV interview in which his Flocka ad lib-assisted recounting of how he handled home invaders in an alleged 2009 incident where he supposedly killed somebody went viral.
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BERD'HUIS, France (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron will stick to his plans for sweeping reforms despite strikes and street protests, he said on Thursday in his first TV interview in months, adding that he is not one to govern based on opinion polls.
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Mary Kay Letourneau, the elementary school teacher who was convicted in 20043 of raping her sixth-grade student before ultimately marrying him years later, became combative in a recent TV interview, saying that it "doesn't matter" how she and her husband met.
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Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire took Leclerc to task in a TV interview at France's annual farm show, where politicians often go to show that they are supporting food producers, notably to get a fair price for supplies to powerful retail groups.
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Trump insisted during his first major TV interview after the election — on CBS's "85033 Minutes" last weekend — that he would indeed build the wall, softening only in suggesting that some stretches of the border could be secured by fencing instead of concrete.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 23 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Tuesday: The European Central Bank is ready to use additional monetary policy measures if needed, council member Erkki Liikanen said in a TV interview on Monday.
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Here are four things you can do if you want to raise a mentally strong daughter who could become the next Bill Gates: In a TV interview with BBC, Gates said his parents took him to see a psychologist at age 12.
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By 2020, the year Volkswagen plans on releasing the I.D., "we will have finished the hard work" of putting the scandal to rest, VW's head of brand management Herbert Diess said Thursday in a Bloomberg TV interview at the Paris auto show.
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Trump said in a 85033 TV interview that he thought "Harriet Tubman is fantastic," but suggested putting her in a $2 bill or some other denomination, calling the move to put Tubman in the $20 billion "pure political correctness," according to Business Insider.
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After she said in a TV interview a week ago that post-Brexit Britain would not be able to keep "bits" of its EU membership, the pound fell sharply as the comment was interpreted as signaling a clean break from the single market.
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That's especially true given that Trump told the public in a TV interview with Lester Holt that "this Russia thing with Trump and Russia is a made-up story" and that he had been thinking of that when he decided to fire Comey.
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Aides to Sanders argue, for instance, that it was Clinton who started the "unqualified" flap by dodging the question of whether she thought Sanders was qualified to be president during a TV interview the morning after he beat her in the Wisconsin primary.
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" After the TV interview was over and the backlash had begun, Trump tried to back off his comment, saying in a statement, "The doctor or any other person performing this illegal act upon a woman would be held legally responsible, not the woman.
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Journalist Mike Wallace pioneered an interrogative form of interviewing famous subjects — politicians, artists, and other public figures — in an era when doing a TV interview still mostly meant lobbing a few softballs near a softly roaring fire to entertain the audience at home.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Thursday called James Comey, the FBI chief he fired, a "showboat" and "grandstander" and said in a NBC-TV interview he would have dismissed him even if officials at the Justice Department had not recommended it.
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In a rare TV interview, Powell told NBC's "Today" show that the Fed will "aggressively" use its emergency lending authority to keep credit flowing through the economy and maintain zero-percent interest rates to help the U.S. rebound when the pandemic subsides.
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Bruce Rauner of Illinois, who is facing re-election next year, drew attention this month for a local TV interview in which he declined to mouth Mr. Trump's name and ignored five successive questions about whether he had even voted for the president.
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White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said in a TV interview Wednesday night that Mexico and Canada would be exempt from the tariffs, reinforcing the possible exemption that press secretary Sarah Sanders had mentioned at the White House briefing in the afternoon.
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Journalist Mike Wallace pioneered an interrogative form of interviewing famous subjects — politicians, artists, and other public figures — in an era when doing a TV interview mostly meant lobbing a few softballs near a gently roaring fire to entertain the audience at home.
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In a TV interview given nine years later, Johansson himself admitted that he was aware of these rumours; apparently, a hit squad was sent to whack him in Vienna but had to call it off because a clear shot failed to materialise.
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PARIS, April 14 (Reuters) - A poll showing two thirds of left-leaning voters believe he should not seek a second term next year greeted Socialist President Francois Hollande on Thursday, as he prepared for a TV interview billed as crucial to his re-election chances.
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Related: Childhood and War Crimes: Colombia Guerrilla Leader Gives Rare TV Interview As part of ongoing peace talks, the FARC announced on Sunday, in a joint statement with the government, that it would soon be releasing all children aged 215 and under from its ranks.
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"I am reaching out to all women in Europe and especially to women in Austria who voluntarily wear the burqa, I will always be there and pay the fines," Nekkaz was quoted as saying in a Servus TV interview, which will be aired Thursday evening.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico is in talks with the United States on whether to allow U.S. federal air marshals to travel with Taser stun guns on cross-border flights with U.S. airlines, National Security Commissioner Renato Sales said in a TV interview on Tuesday.
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"So investment in digital continues … but you're right, there are these issues like brand safety, like measurability, we've had Facebook admitting on three or four occasions recently that the statistics that they give for their audiences were inaccurate, " Sorrell told CNBC in a TV interview.
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The former New Mexico governor delivered his speech Friday at the University of Chicago to address concerns about his grasp of foreign policy after blanking during a separate TV interview last month when asked about Aleppo, a focal point for the conflict in Syria.
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"We hope that in three years our market share can be top two and in five years our market share can be top one," Richard Yu, chief executive of Huawei's consumer business group, told CNBC in a TV interview at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
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The 2019 election campaign was marked by scandals and mudslinging; Netanyahu's Likud party, in one example, edited a TV interview of Gantz to frame him as mentally unstable, while Gantz has painted Netanyahu as a corrupt traitor who sold his country out for money.
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"We can do the motion input for virtual reality, usually people use a camera but in our case we don't need a camera," Ichiro Amimori, CEO of Xenoma, told CNBC in a TV interview on Wednesday at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) Asia, in Shanghai.
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"My policies are producing results and will produce even more," Hollande said in a TV interview hours after opinion polls showed an overwhelming majority of French citizens have a poor opinion of him and do not want him to seek a second mandate next year.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 25 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is still far from its inflation target and will keep an accommodative policy even after the recent uptick in bond yields and inflation, ECB rate setter Yannis Stournaras said in a Bloomberg TV interview on Friday.
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In a torrent of angry tweets, a TV interview with former GOP presidential candidate Mike Huckabee and a back-and-forth with reporters, Trump poked and jabbed, in another mind-scrambling chapter of a reality-show presidency that is threatening to exhaust the nation.
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TV interview | Hints at immigration action | Kavanaugh accuser wants FBI investigation before testifying | GOP wants to move forward with hearing | Trump wants accuser to testify | Trump tours NC hurricane damage | 'Marg,' 'guac,' TL;DR' added to the dictionary LATEST WITH THE KAVANAUGH CONTROVERSY This a.m.
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Context: Although Mr. Johnson's Conservative Party leads the Labour Party in the polls, the prime minister was hit by the resignation of one of his cabinet ministers in a legal scandal and accusations that his party doctored a TV interview with a Labour leader.
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Trump appeared to take note, days later reminding Americans in a TV interview, "some people might call him the King of China" clarifying himself soon after "but he is called President," apparently acknowledging Xi as a big leader, potentially with more power than he has.
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Saudi Gulf Affairs Minister Thamer al-Sabhan said Monday the Lebanese government would "be dealt with as a government declaring war on Saudi Arabia" and made a thinly-veiled threat of further action, Reuters reported, citing comments from an Al-Arabiya TV interview with Sabhan.
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"Absolutely... If you look at the way what we provide, which is services to business, and those services are around contract, anything that speeds up archaic land law, and contract law, and leasing law, etcetera, will be welcomed," Noel told CNBC in a TV interview.
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Two security officials in Salah ad Din, a province north of Baghdad, said in a recent TV interview that the Islamic State was returning to areas liberated since December 2014, recruiting new members and organizing hit-and-run and suicide attacks in populated areas.
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Saudi Gulf Affairs Minister Thamer al-Sabhan said the Lebanese government would "be dealt with as a government declaring war on Saudi Arabia" and made a thinly-veiled threat of further action, Reuters reported, citing comments from an Al-Arabiya TV interview with Sabhan.
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"Microsoft since the early days had a standing offer to our VCs (venture capitalists), saying look, if you want to sell the company talk to us, so it's not a surprise that Microsoft ended up doing the deal," Guericke told CNBC in a TV interview.
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EVAN, THANK YOU FOR JOINING US HERE TODAY WE REALLY APPRECIATE IT. YOUR FIRST TV INTERVIEW SINCE YOUR IPO OVER A YEAR AGO HERE YOU ARE AT CANNES THE BIG QUESTION IS, ARE YOU WINNING AD BUSINESS FROM THE LIKES OF FACEBOOK THIS YEAR?
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This week Jacob Rees-Mogg, a Catholic and a Tory member of Parliament, faced a torrent of abuse in the media — he was called a "bigot" and a "reactionary" — for explaining his anti-abortion views and opposition to same-sex marriage in a TV interview.
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"It will be partly and gradually taken over as and when these reforms get carried out," Macron said in a TV interview, during which he pledged not to give in to rolling strikes against the shake-up that have caused transport chaos in France.
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MEXICO CITY, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Mexico is in talks with the United States on whether to allow U.S. federal air marshals to travel with Taser stun guns on cross-border flights with U.S. airlines, National Security Commissioner Renato Sales said in a TV interview on Tuesday.
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"We think there's no doubt that this is bad news but we think that it's totally over-represented inside everything else that Samsung at the moment is getting right," Neil Dwayne, chief investment officer for European equities at Allianz Global Investors, told CNBC in a TV interview.
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After a week in which he has been forced into making daily public statements, British Prime Minister David Cameron finally admitted in a TV interview on Thursday that he once had a stake in his late father's offshore trust, which was named in the Panama Papers.
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A fair number of clever one-liners and character beats, such as an African-American prisoner referring to Lifetime as "the white-lady channel," a TV interview with a parolee that naturally goes off the rails and Uzo Aduba's crazier-than-usual antics as Crazy Eyes.
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In his first TV interview ever, Ford — whose private equity firm has $19.6 billion under management — told "Squawk Alley" that if Snap continues to grow its user base at its current rate the company will soon be on the same playing field as Google and Facebook.
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TV interview, Prince explained that internet security companies like Cloudflare don't function in the same way as tech giants, saying that platforms like Facebook are more editorial in nature when it comes to deciding whether or not a certain piece of content should be on their platform.
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"There's certainly some irrational exuberance in the space, it's such a profoundly powerful technology that people are excited about it and I think that that's what's driving this rush into the ecosystem," Lubin said in a TV interview at the Web Summit technology conference in Lisbon, Portugal.
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"Roku's position in this ecosystem is being the platform that ties together the customers, the advertisers, the user, and we've been competing with big companies for a long time very successfully… we do it by winning customer reviews," Wood told CNBC in a TV interview Thursday.
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In a first for a family that has always maintained a united public front, Hamza Shehbaz admitted in a recent TV interview to political differences with Ms. Sharif and expressed hope that he would be able to bring Nawaz Sharif around to his point of view.
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The Iowan's referral of Avenatti and Swetnick cites failed attempts to obtain corroborating evidence from both, as well as statements Swetnick made during a TV interview that appear to contradict her original story, in citing potential conspiracy and obstruction of Congress in addition to false statements.
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I haven't been reading much lately, but a couple of years ago, I watched a TV interview with the former secretary of the Nobel Committee, Horace Engdahl, he talked about being in a deep crisis, all darkness, and that one book helped him out if it.
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In a cute and quickly viral moment recalling when the children of a professor wandered into the background of his BBC TV interview two years ago, NBC News correspondent Courtney Kube's son couldn't help but pop into her own TV segment on MSNBC on Wednesday morning.
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"There was a period during these negotiations when he was still spending money like a drunken sailor," Berzin said, recalling the uproar among the bankers when, in a TV interview in the summer of 1991, Trump displayed a large diamond engagement ring he had given Maples.
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"We know that there's hundreds of billions of tons of water ice on the surface of the moon," Bridenstine said in a Reuters TV interview in Washington on Tuesday, a day after NASA unveiled its analysis of data collected from lunar orbit by a spacecraft from India.
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"I knew it was for political consulting but beyond that no idea," he told Anderson Cooper in a TV interview broadcast on March 21, claiming also that he did not know that CA was working for Trump or whether they even used the data his app had gathered.
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After May said in a TV interview last week that post-Brexit Britain would not be able to keep "bits" of its EU membership, the pound fell sharply as the comment was interpreted as signalling a clean break from the EU's single market - the biggest destination for British exports.
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On Wednesday, the speaker of the senate said during a TV interview that he believed the Holocaust history bill would not be enforced until the Constitutional Court finishes reviewing its constitutionality, though there is nothing in Polish legal procedure that would prevent its enforcement before the Court rules.
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In his first morning TV interview since becoming president, Donald Trump sat down with FOX News to talk about the Oscars, blame Obama for the current wave of leaks and town hall protests, and explain his decision to opt out of attending the annual White House Correspondents' Dinner.
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In the space of a week, Trump fired FBI Director James Comey, lied about why he did it, then admitted in a TV interview that, actually, he prematurely terminated Comey's 10-year term because he was annoyed with the FBI's ongoing investigation into his campaign's ties to Russian officials.
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"One has to be realistic and I think the important thing that we've got to do is to beat ISIS, make sure they don't control any territory in the world and I think that's the most important thing we can do," Branson told CNBC in a TV interview.
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" Lavar Ball/UCLA basketball players The president took aim at Lavar Ball, father of one of the three UCLA basketball players detained in China on shoplifting charges late last year, after Ball minimized Trump's role in obtaining the players' release from Chinese custody during a TV interview. "Who?
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" The surprise stemmed in part from comments last year from the head of the Justice Department's antitrust division, Makan Delrahim, who said in a TV interview shortly after the deal was announced that he did not view AT&T's plan to buy Time Warner as "a major antitrust problem.
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The latest: Mark Esper, the secretary of defense, said in a TV interview on Sunday that he never saw any specific evidence that Iran was planning an attack on four American embassies, as President Trump had claimed last week as justification for the strike on the Iranian general.
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BRASILIA, July 7 (Reuters) - Brazil's political crisis seems to be having a neutral impact on inflation, central bank chief Ilan Goldfajn said in an TV interview late on Thursday, suggesting uncertainty over President Michel Temer's grip on power may not prompt the bank to change its monetary policy.
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In a TV interview given after their engagement was announced last November, Harry said Markle and his mother would have been best friends and as "thick as thieves", disclosing that the ring he gave his fiancee and which he designed contained diamonds from jewelry once owned by Diana.
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NEWS: Roseanne Barr Thanks &aposWonderful Fans&apos After &aposRoseanne&apos Cancellation, Teases New TV Interview The news came as she thanked fans for their support following the controversy that has surrounded her since a racist tweet led to her firing and the cancellation of ABC&aposs "Roseanne" reboot in May.
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Some stories are funny, like the one about the transport official, Francis Tolentino, who missed a live TV interview because he was stuck on EDSA, or the one about the archbishop who was so fed up with one jam that he got out of his car and started directing traffic.
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"I think what they've done brilliantly in this ad funded world (is) they've mastered the art of click bait, they've mastered the art of hyped up headlines, they've also mastered the art of, I'm sad to say, of running stories that simply aren't true," Wales told CNBC in a TV interview.
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In just 24 hours they were hit with the sudden resignation of one of Mr. Johnson's cabinet ministers in a legal scandal, an apology from another following widely condemned comments about the Grenfell Tower fire and accusations that the party had doctored a TV interview with a prominent Labour politician.
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"I am happy to report to you that we have stopped the Nkandla corruption," Malema said to roaring cheers, just days after police said they were investigating him for "inflammatory speech" after he said the EFF was willing to take power by "the barrel of a gun" in a TV interview.
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In an interview Wednesday on CNN's "New Day," the Democrat credited the community he once reported on for its support in the aftermath of the August 2015 tragedy when his girlfriend, Alison Parker, a reporter, and cameraman Adam Ward were shot and killed during a live TV interview for WDBJ.
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After a few seconds of straining, I was able make out the source of all the fuss: Senator Cory Booker, a New Jersey Democrat who announced he was running for president that morning and had wrapped an appearance on the show 30 minutes earlier, his first TV interview since declaring.
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Here's what you need to know: • Theresa May: 'The next seven days are critical' The British prime minister, after days of political turmoil, said in a TV interview that she would head back to Brussels this week and European leaders are scheduled to discuss a draft Brexit agreement on Sunday.
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In one of the more chilling murder cases from 2018, Chris Watts pleaded in a TV interview for his pregnant wife and two young daughters to come home following their mysterious disappearance, before later admitting to killing them and dumping their bodies at the oil site where he worked in Colorado.
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But Mr. Johnson's refusal to submit to a TV interview with a famously forensic BBC interviewer, Andrew Neil, has blown up as an issue in the final days of his campaign, illustrating not just the similarities but also the differences between Britain and other democracies where the press is under strain.
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The former vice president's youngest son entered the fray with a network TV interview to answer questions for the first time on camera about his foreign deals — primarily his consulting contract with a Ukrainian gas company, which has dogged the elder Biden as a candidate and as vice president in 2015.
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"I think it's hard to say if this will end with one case or the second or the third, because what we see is a quite common pattern between them, quite different Google cases, that they seem to pursue a strategy of remaining dominant in search," Vestager told CNBC in a TV interview.
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"Because when you bring a firm that is such a great user of technology into your city, it's not just about the success story of Amazon, it's about the fact that you now have a tech magnet that creates an entire ecosystem of success stories around it," he said on the TV interview.
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TV interview conducted early this month, addressed the topic of presumption of innocence amid allegations of sexual misconduct leveled against then-Supreme Court nominee Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Cook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' Sen.
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" Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), who huddled with Trump at the White House Monday, echoed those remarks during a TV interview, calling the billionaire business mogul "a great closer.
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" Details: In his first TV interview since he was fired Sunday for his handling of Gallagher's case, Spencer told CBS journalist David Martin that Trump shouldn't have tried to stop the Pentagon review of the Navy SEAL's case and that he doesn't think he "really understands the full definition of a war fighter.
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"The growth rates for cloud in the U.K. should be around 25 percent … up to 163, so it is a significant opportunity, specifically if you consider the European cloud market is about $100 billion in size … and the U.K. is approximately a third of that," Krause told CNBC in a TV interview on Tuesday.
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The TV interview The next night, Macron gave an arrogant television interview saying he won't compromise at all to win over voters who backed either the third-place finisher, center-right former Prime Minister Francois Fillon, or far-left candidate Jean-Luc Melanchon -- for millions of young French voters, the Bernie Sanders of the race.
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A key objective of the FN's strategy is to soften Le Pen's image and boost her appeal beyond grassroots supporters of the FN. Since launching her campaign, she has spoken in a TV interview about her love of gardening, her cooking speciality - a traditional Brittany cake with caramelized apples - and her childhood, for example.
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On November 5th, days before the election, in a TV interview with one of his fiercest defenders, he declared, "We can say that the Russian government is not the source" of the election e-mails—a denial that did nothing to quell a growing suspicion, even among close supporters, that he was not being honest.
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"I expect that Mr Zuckerberg will take this invitation because I believe that face-to-face communication and being available for such communication will be a good sign that Mr Zuckerberg understands the European market ... is serving to people who are very, very sensitive to their privacy," Jourova told CNBC in a TV interview.
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"We are certainly in a much better position than this time last year because we have a little bit more certainty particularly in regards to the capital position of many different banks around Europe," Maximilian Kunkel, ultra-high-net-worth investment strategist at UBS Wealth Management, told CNBC in a TV interview on Tuesday.
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In Northam's first TV interview since the controversy erupted 10 days ago, CBS' Gayle King asks him what he has learned since dealing with the fallout from the revelation that his 1984 medical school yearbook page contained a racist photo and his own admission that he once dressed in blackface on a separate occasion.
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Mr. Trump's criticism of Mr. Obama for his handling of the Russian hacking, both in his recent tweets and in a TV interview over the weekend, seemed to be a tacit admission, for the first time, that Russia did attempt to undermine Hillary Clinton through hacking and the dissemination of fake news on social media.
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"We cannot divide heritage, it belongs to all of humanity and heritage belongs to all of the Syrian people, so it's a challenge, challenge indeed to on one side to protect it … but on the other side to stop illicit excavations and trafficking, important for the future," Irina Bokova, director-general of UNESCO, told CNBC in a TV interview.
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"The way to get our friends and partners to understand how serious we are is finally, I'm afraid, to abandon the defeatism and negativity that has enfolded us in a great cloud for so long and to prepare confidently and seriously for a WTO or no-deal outcome," he said in the BBC TV interview on Monday evening.
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"I would love to see them in a partnership or an acquisition position with a company, just so they would get a little more product vision, maybe freedom to experiment and take some risk, because we just haven't seen that out of this team," Sacca told CNBC in a TV interview at the Slush technology conference in Helsinki.
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ET: Brian Kilmeade&aposs exclusive interview with President Trump ; a Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal team shows what it&aposs like to diffuse a bomb on the battlefield; Judge Andrew Napolitano breaks down a judge&aposs ruling that Trump can&apost block people on Twitter; Brad Parscale gives his first TV interview after being named Trump&aposs 2020 campaign manager.
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"I told the founders of Airbnb on one of their first pitch days that it would be dangerous, that somebody would be renting a room in somebody else's house and get murdered and the blood would be on their hands and that probably cost me a couple billion dollars," Sacca told CNBC in a TV interview on Thursday.
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"We already have built about 30 flagship offline stores, these are experience-based stores that you'll find in large urban environments…but we are even already experimenting with opening these experiential flagship stores in third and fourth tier Chinese cities," Hugo Barra, vice president of international at Xiaomi, told CNBC in a TV interview on Friday.
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"That's a function of how ambitious you are as an entrepreneur and I've always been excited about picking very large markets to begin with, even before starting a company, because that allows you to build a lasting company and find problems that are really really hard to solve," Singh told CNBC in a TV interview on Thursday.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) in a late-night TV interview said Democrats need to focus on President Trump's actions instead of his tweets.
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In contrast to claims being made for his technology in the 0003 contract, Kogan himself claimed in a TV interview earlier this month (after the scandal broke) that his predictive modeling was not very accurate at an individual level — suggesting it would only be useful in aggregate to, for example, "understand the personality of New Yorkers".
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Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE is marking Ellen DeGeneres's birthday with her first TV interview since leaving the White House.
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"There's one thing that will always be around, London is the place in the world, the safe haven of the world, and we have seen it how the Chinese investors are coming in … and they will continue to do so, so we will see hopefully that rebound," Ulbrich told CNBC in a TV interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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"Even if anyone had a political goal or had feelings or a passion about companies, well our test is with the courts eventually and the court will hear nothing about feeling and politics, they want the facts of the case…and therefore we cannot interfere politically…because otherwise we risk to lose it," Vestager told CNBC in a TV interview on Thursday.
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"Most of our captains, they come from relatively humble backgrounds and many of them particularly in the Gulf, have come from outside of the Gulf, here to work … and in many cases they haven't got the training or the education how to do their job in the best of ways," Magnus Olsson, co-founder of Careem, told CNBC in a TV interview.
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"It's a year of expectation and some new expectation for U.S. and Russia relations … Many things I wish may happen but I think what is really interesting that today we see a huge inflow investment in Russia, in (the) Russian stock market, in (the) rouble market," Guryev told CNBC in a TV interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE will be interviewed this week on CBS's "85033 Minutes," his first TV interview since winning Tuesday's election.
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"The first thing I'd tell him (Dorsey) to do is probably ignore his short-term stock price because at the end of the day what they have to do is worry about the product innovation and they have to worry about the ease of use and marketing, those are two things I've been consistent about," Ballmer said in a TV interview.
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"We believe that it's important to make sure that we have a profitable business, and therefore, instead of going after market share, we really want to first of all play in the premium segment of the market and make sure that we have great phones that really appeal to that segment," Sony CEO Kazuo Hirai, told CNBC in a TV interview on Monday.
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While Mr. Johnson's Conservative Party leads the opposition Labour Party in the polls, the prime minister was hit by the resignation of one of his cabinet ministers in a legal scandal, accusations that his party doctored a TV interview with a Labour leader and questions about why his government was delaying a report on Russian influence in British politics until after the Dec.
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" In 2015, "Star Wars" patriarch George Lucas appeared to criticize Disney's aggressive expansion in a TV interview, before he quickly sought to clarify those comments, stating that the studio is doing "an incredible job" of managing his creation, adding that he is "thrilled that Disney has the franchise and is moving it in such exciting directions in film, television and the parks.
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FRONT PAGE An article on July 2212 about Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, the Tunisian man who drove a 2556-ton truck into a crowd of Bastille Day celebrants in Nice, France, killing more than 27652 people, quoted from a French TV interview with a lawyer, Corentin Delobel, who said he had represented Mr. Lahouaiej Bouhlel in an assault case involving a motorist.
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In the first month of the new administration, White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayIllinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Trump health chief: Officials actively 'working on' ObamaCare replacement plan Campaign aide: Trump asking questions shared by 'millions of Americans' with Epstein conspiracy theory MORE got in hot water after promoting the clothing line during a TV interview.
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Read MoreJune rate hike would give Fed option for 3 increases this year: Kovacevich Earlier, Fed Board Governor Daniel Tarullo said Britain's possible exit from the European Union will be a factor in the Fed's decision on rates later this month, "In the short term it is more a question of the immediate impact on markets," Tarullo said in a Bloomberg TV interview, Reuters reported.
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"The idea with payments generally is that we don't want to be in the business of payments, but what we want to do is to create a really frictionless experience so that if you need to buy something on Messenger or even on Facebook, you remove the friction from that especially on mobile," David Marcus, Facebook's head of Messenger, told CNBC in a TV interview.
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"Look if you are in 200 countries and people are starting to use their mobile phones and mobile phone money transfer by Western Union is huge, our digital business is about $300 million and the next competitors are far away from that business, and growing 25 percent, very strong growth," Ersek told CNBC in a TV interview at the Money 2020 conference on Wednesday.
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"Internationally we need a big of a sense of perspective which is, underlying all this volatility are some transformations and transitions which are fundamentally good for the world – China becoming a more consumption based economy, energy being cheaper…in the European Union and the euro zone, the European Central Bank ready to…step in and support the euro zone," Osborne told CNBC in a TV interview.
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"I think what we're doing and some of the other challengers are doing is trying to appeal to a different segment of the population, the kind of people who live their lives on their smartphones and who expect everything to be doable in a second or two in a single touch," Tom Blomfield, chief executive of Mondo, told CNBC in a TV interview on Monday.
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Just last month, Trump tweeted a hint that he was considering moving on from FBI Director Christopher Wray because Wray did a TV interview about the FBI's handling of the Russia investigation that didn't indulge Trump's absurd conspiracy theories about the bureau —namely, that the FBI is biased against him and is wrong about Russia (not Ukraine) being the main culprit of election interference in 2016.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE will be interviewed by British commentator Piers Morgan in his first international TV interview since he assumed office, the Daily Mail reported.
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Building a brand-new Internet This story began when I was giving a TV interview about a recent incident where police in the U.S. obtained a search warrant for an Amazon Echo owned by a murder suspect in the hopes that it would help convict him — or at least shed light on the case (the case is not relevant to our story, but here's an article about it, anyway).
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"It is a violation of federal ethics regulations prohibiting use of public office for private gain for any government employee in an official speech, an official capacity TV interview or any similar communication to promote the products or services of a particular private business belonging to the employee's own family, the President's family, a friend, a campaign contributor or anyone else," Painter said in an email to The Hill.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, the Republican presidential nominee, has again made himself the object of derision around the world by making laughable claims about climate change during a TV interview.
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Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said in a recent TV interview Tehran's foreign policy will face serious crises with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE coming to the White House.
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TV interview that comparing President TrumpDonald John TrumpOvernight Defense: Ex-Navy secretary slams Trump in new op-ed | Impeachment tests Pompeo's ties with Trump | Mexican president rules out US 'intervention' against cartels EXCLUSIVE: 2020 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Giuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' MORE's dealings with Ukraine to Hunter Biden's business activities in the country is not an apples-to-apples comparison.
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It's a "big get," Donie O'Sullivan notes, but it's "Zuckerberg's second TV interview this week..." He also spoke with the Irish public broadcaster RTÉon his visit to Dublin on Tuesday... Snap holding a Summit on Thursday Kaya Yurieff emails: Snap is hosting its first-ever Snap Partner Summit on Thursday in L.A. According to Cheddar, the company is expected to launch a gaming platform for developers and more original shows.
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Supreme Court Justice Neil GorsuchNeil GorsuchJustice Gorsuch is wrong — 'originalist' judges make stuff up too Supreme Court comes to Trump's aid on immigration Gorsuch: 'We're not nine robots, we're nine judges' MORE will appear for his first major television interview since his confirmation more than two years ago when he speaks with Fox News anchor Shannon BreamShannon BreamNeil Gorsuch to appear in first TV interview with Fox's Shannon Bream Was Mueller a fumbling fool or stoic hero?
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Siraj Khaliq, an ex-Googler and current partner at London-based venture capital fund Atomico, said European companies are taking a lead in so-called "deep technology" - which includes AI. "Never underestimate the value of innovation … we will see some interesting companies coming out of Europe and the ambition level now exists to take those to those almost Google-scale outcomes, whereas perhaps there was more of a temptation to be acquired in the past," Khaliq told CNBC in a TV interview.
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The emails cited by Mic include a female engineer recounting being told to smile by her male boss, other women saying they were passed over for promotion in favor of less-qualified men, as well as the story of Danielle (a pseudonym), an engineer who said she complained to Apple CEO Tim Cook after co-workers started discussing Bed Intruder Song, a popular internet meme that set to music a TV interview with a man describing the attempted sexual assault of his sister.
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This is a problem as many feel left out of the technology revolution, he added, so venture capitalists need to invest in companies in other parts of the U.S. "We are seeing in this third wave of the internet entrepreneurship both regionalized and globalized... So Silicon Valley is great and will continue to be great, but I think we've probably hit peak Silicon Valley and we need to figure out ways to have a more diverse, inclusive innovation economy," Case told CNBC in a TV interview.
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NBA Hall of Famer Dennis Rodman gave an emotional, bizarre TV interview on Tuesday reacting to the highly anticipated summit between President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Wearing a red "Make America Great Again" hat and sunglasses, Rodman, who has visited North Korea multiple times, spoke for roughly 20 minutes about his relationship with Kim and his expectations for the historic meeting between the two leaders as it got underway in Singapore.
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ABC News: Comey thinks Donald Trump is unfit to be president CNN: Comey's intensely personal Trump attack NBC: Trump 'morally unfit to be president,' Comey says in TV interview MSNBC: Comey says Trump 'morally unfit' in new interview The New York Times: Comey, in Interview, Calls Trump 'Morally Unfit' and 'Stain' on All Around Him The Washington Post: Fired FBI director Comey says Trump is 'morally unfit' and may be vulnerable to Russian blackmail Fox News: Comey rips Obama for comments on Clinton case: He 'jeopardized' DOJ Daily Caller: Comey Thinks Rosenstein 'Acted Dishonorably' Breitbart: Comey on Trump's Win: 'Was Thinking, Oh My God — Did We Have Some Role in This?
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ET An emotional Dennis Rodman praises Trump's meeting with Kim in a TV interview and blasts former President Obama for not taking the North Korean leader seriously Tuesday's primaries will focus on gubernatorial races in three states - Maine, Nevada and South Carolina Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley and the Justice Department are battling over Grassley's request to speak to the FBI agent who was key the indictment against former Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn in the Russia investigation THE LEAD STORY - HISTORY MADE IN SINGAPORE: President Trump and Kim Jong Un signed a "comprehensive document" where the North Korean leader committed to complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula during their historic summit in Singapore.. .
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