Shapiro then asked: “Are you an objective journalist or are you an opinion journalist?” He added, “(The) BBC purports to be an objective, down-the-middle network. Shapiro was angered when Neil asked whether such legislation in Georgia takes the United States back to “the dark ages.” The law, which would generally would ban abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected – sometimes as early as six weeks into a pregnancy – has prompted some companies to say they will boycott the state. Shapiro, if you only knew how ridiculous that statement is, you wouldn’t have said it,” Neil replied. Shapiro asked Neil – who once was a researcher for Britain’s Conservative Party and now chairs the group that operates conservative magazine The Spectator – why he would not “just say that you’re on the left.”
these are extreme hard policies"īen Shapiro: "Are you an objective journalist, or are you an opinion journalist?" and US conservative commentator clash on abortionįull #politicslive int: /uQzqM2kX2a- BBC Politics May 10, 2019 The commentator took part in the interview to promote a new book, but the conversation turned tense when Neil quizzed Shapiro on his support of a controversial new abortion law in the state of Georgia.Īndrew Neil: "Georgia's new abortion laws. “I’m not inclined to continue an interview with a person as badly motivated as you,” he said, cutting the interview short despite earlier telling Neil he had “reached out to so many people across the aisle to have conversations with them.” “This is a giant waste of time, in the sense that the entire interview is designed for you to shout slogans or old things that I’ve said at me,” he told Neil. Shapiro complained repeatedly throughout the interview, on the BBC’s “Politics Live” program, as the longtime broadcaster and former newspaper editor pressed him on some of his previous comments.
BEN SHAPIRO DEAR LIBERAS TV
American conservative commentator Ben Shapiro has admitted he was “destroyed” in a TV interview this week with British journalist Andrew Neil after being widely mocked for storming out of the debate and telling Neil: “I’m popular, and no one has ever heard of you.”
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