"It's grotesque and I am sorry that I am being interrogated about declarations of Gaddafi or his son on an important channel like TF1," Sarkozy snapped.
As suspicions have grown about the authenticity of some Twitter follower counts, increasingly high-profile figures are being interrogated about their numbers.
For the first time, men, too, are being interrogated about women's rights – with Daniel Radcliffe and Mark Ruffalo keen to stress their feminist credentials.
It's imagining someone being on a Jerry Springer-style chat show on a ship like the Titanic and they're being interrogated about their sex life and meanwhile the water is rising over the stage.
A police spokesman refused to give further details, saying that the prisoners were being interrogated about the nature of their plan and their roles within the Jemaah Islamiyah terrorist network.
But Mr. Fields had no choice when he was taken from his cell to be questioned in a locked conference room for seven hours into the night, without being told why he was being interrogated about behavior unconnected to his disorderly conduct.
Rusbridger was being interrogated about his paper's reporting on the Edward Snowden leaks—something which, in and of itself, was enough to cause alarm in newsrooms around the world.
At the start of the penultimate episode of "Westworld" 's first season, Maeve — the most sentient, and most determined, of the park's androids — is being interrogated by Bernard about the shootout in Sweetwater that she caused last week.
It features a writer named Katurian, who lives in an unnamed dictatorship and is being interrogated by the police about a series of grisly murders of children that may or may not have been inspired by the stories he writes in quiet obscurity and tells to his brain-damaged older brother.
The chilling Brother/Sister by Sean Olin (Razor Bill Penguin, £9.99) is narrated alternately by Asheley and Will, each of whom, we eventually realise, are being interrogated by Californian police about a series of murders, and there is no dissembling.
