Anthony Brian Logan
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Here's Why Ben Shapiro Walked Out Of The BBC Interview
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10:11Now PlayingBen Shapiro, a conservative commentator who's garnered a reputation for challenging people to debate him, stormed out of a BBC interview when he didn't like the questions being posed.
Shapiro accused the interviewer — Andrew Neil, the chairman of the conservative magazine The Spectator — of being a "leftist" after a question on a hot button political issue and then abruptly ended the conversation.
Neil has a well-known reputation of taking the opposing view of the interview subject in order to highlight their strong viewpoints so they can expand upon them. Shapiro simply took the interview as an attack and decided to leave. Which, of course, was the wrong thing to do.
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