The video then cuts to interviews and clips of children from the "school" singing and speaking – alongside them the barrels of AK47s can just be seen in shot.
Throughout, Matsumoto sporadically cuts to interviews the actors (or, possibly, the characters themselves the division between fiction and nonfiction is unintelligible).
'I'm chewing faster on this gum, sonny, because I need to move on to your head!' And now we cut to his interview.
They cut to an interview of the Colonel looking like he's won the lottery—"I mean, how could you not?" On another day, this might be regarded as a mistake, but this was flaccid penis week.
But then the program cut to interviews with people on the streets.
They cut to Cris Collinsworth's interview with the halfpipe artiste Shaun White and Dan Patrick's talk with the hockey defenseman Jack Johnson.
Pool then cut to a meandering interview with Johan, a young guy with a man bun, who seemed to have no special expertise other than being a resident of Rosengård.
After the tail end of Debussy's watery symphony "La Mer," an announcer filed a report from Saint Peter's Church ("There's a good crowd already") and cut to a recorded interview with Paul Jacobs, who explained that a pipe organ is as complex as any piece of machinery that existed before the Industrial Revolution.
While international audiences tuning into the event enjoyed a stirring homage to the 52 lives lost in the attack, American viewers' broadcast cut to a Ryan Seacrest interview with swimmer Michael Phelps.
WS: That's right, and then you cut to one of these interview segments you do, where Chris Morris seems to be anatomising your "character" still further.
Cut to Clinton's recent interview with the BBC journalist Andrew Marr, who asked her if Weinstein and Donald Trump were two of a kind — a question that Clinton declined to answer, but no matter.
