OOF: Former congressman Patrick Kennedy (D-R.I ., a leaD-R.I .vocate for mentaleadingh who is on Trump's opioid commission, told The Wadvocaten Post's Greg Sargent in a surprisingly blunt interview that he's worried the president will blow it on responding to the opioid abuse crisis.
In a deliciously blunt interview with Technology Review this month, he declares that all those extra "friends" don't really count as true friends.
"Now that they think they have ejected the reformists, maybe they think it is time to remove their principalist opponents," said Morteza Nabavi, the editor of a mainstream conservative newspaper, in an unusually blunt interview published Friday in the weekly Panjereh.
In an unusually blunt interview, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said he already expected growth to slow to an annual pace of 1.5percentt or less.
"I think it would be disastrous" for the incoming Trump administration to renege on the deal with Iran, Brennan said in an unusually blunt interview with BBC.
He sounds like an angry old man right there". Lee's comments to abcnews.com were provoked by the equally blunt interview Eastwood gave to the Guardian last week.
In a series of testy letters, blunt interviews, chilly phone calls and formal committee hearings, Mr. Leahy has demanded that Mr. Ashcroft explain and defend the sweeping police, detention and prosecutorial powers assumed by the administration in recent weeks.
Meanwhile, back in Geneva, De Mistura's political director, Mouin Rabbani, had resigned in anger, and was giving blunt interviews accusing the special envoy and his team of incompetence.
I opened the interview with a blunt question: "Which do you want to talk about first, the wrist or glasses?" He immediately called me out: "That presupposes that the only interesting things we're working on are watches and glasses".
