[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

He had absolute disdain for these people. And the interviewer SUCKED! Didn’t know how to ask ‘open ended questions’. Just ones that required ‘yes or no’. Lewis trolled them big time.

[Ciaphas Cain]

The interviewer sucked and whoever was in charge of the camera setup had no idea whatsoever about white balancing.

The millennials who are coming into journalism nowadays are beyond pathetic.

[knarf]

Nothing difficult about having it stuck to you by a pro ... Awright .. clean it out’a here.

[CivilWarBrewing]

‘Yes’ or ‘No’ questions? Wait.. The golden rule of Journalism is to ask thought-provoking questions that start with Why, What, How.. ‘Do’ or When or Where are no, no’s.

[Fiddlstix]

WTG Jerry Lewis!!! You Speak For A lot of Older Professionals I'm Sure! Well Done!

I'm gettin' too close to 80 yrs of age myself. Still in business too. Doing well. Sometimes young people can ask the most annoying questions. I speak from experience.

[ealgeone]

ouch!

[ResisTyr]

Brilliant comedian. Disastrous father. Nasty old curmudgeon. 😡

[fieldmarshaldj]

Too bad they didn’t have a camera on the interviewer to watch him turn beet red from embarrassment.

[gettinolder]

I must be missing something. Did he agree to do the interview?

Whatever the hell they did they pissed him off beforehand and should have closed it out quicker rather than go through the awkward motions.

[I_be_tc]

Later

[Vesparado]

I watched this and what is painfully awkward is the interviewer who takes no steps to establish the right atmosphere and who’s questions are inept (i.e., a series of questions which can be answered with a simple “yes” or “no”, which is what Lewis does.