Jessy: You have interviewed Chuwit Kamolwisit and Yingluck Shinawatra. How was that experience for you?
Ben: It was interesting. With Yingluck, it was very controlled; she has her people around her and they guide everything that is being said, and everything that is being done. You can’t really go off script. If you do, they tell you to stop. It was fascinating to see how the media machine works. Notes got passed to my boss, saying “Stop the interview now” and “Don’t ask that question.”
On the other hand, Chuwit is very much his own man. He says what he thinks. He’s terrifying [laughs]. I had to ask him if he was still involved in corruption. The whole time before that, he had been sitting there smiling, and I said “So, are you still corrupt?” and he frowned. I thought he was going to hit me, because he had beaten up a journalist once before on live Thai television. So he’s obviously not really worried about that kind of thing.
They were both interesting, but interviewing politicians is the same for any politician. I would say that that is not the most exciting part of the job.
จาก: http://www.bangkokpost.com/learning/learning-together/241607/arglit-boonyai-changing-with-the-times
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