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Holmes played below expectations last season, and he abruptly ended an interview with reporters about his possible demotion today.

He was brusque Saturday, two days after abruptly ending an interview with reporters when pressed about his ongoing adjustment to being the D.H.

When Hackett was asked Tuesday about his future, he abruptly ended an interview session with the news media and walked away.

He last appeared on CBS in early May, when he abruptly ended an interview with anchor John Dickerson.

Glenn Beck abruptly ended an interview with CNN's Brian Stelter on Sunday after being asked to address a recent report that financial troubles plague his media empire.

For the second time this preseason, Tom Brady abruptly ended an interview because he doesn't want to discuss his personal trainer and business partner Alex Guerrero.

In an appearance on CBS This Morning, President Trump abruptly ended an interview by CBS News Political Director John Dickerson when he was pressed to explain his charge that President Barack Obama wired tapped him.

He then canceled the appointment, along with a follow-up appointment, and abruptly ended a phone interview.

Trump abruptly ended a second interview with local media on Thursday when asked about the allegations of sexual assault against him.

"Don't believe in fairy tales," he said to a Daily News reporter on March 20, before abruptly ending a short jailhouse interview.

"No, not at all," Hilton said, only to abruptly end the interview when asked "Do you worry about your moment having passed?" There's no denying that Paris' moment has passed, just as Kim's will likely one day come to an end.