When Martin Sheen's fictional President Bartlet faces a similar problem, he 'accidentally' speaks to a TV interviewer after an interview while the studio red light and microphones are still on.
The money arrives on its own," Alan García allegedly said in private to a TV interviewer who asked how he made ends meet on Peru's modest presidential salary.
And even Sarah Palin is getting in on the act, telling a TV interviewer last month that immigration was part of America's "legacy" and the GOP needed to get back to "welcoming" immigrants, rather than "excluding" them.
Charlie Rose, a TV interviewer who once interviewed our overseer, Michael Arrington, fell into a pothole on 59th Street in Manhattan while holding his brand new MacBook Air.
Not surprising, therefore, that as a TV interviewer on CNN, he has made a serious impression on the wider American public, not the least through his stand on gun control after the Sandy Hook school shooting.
"When a TV interviewer asked a kid about the X on his cap, he didn't know who Malcolm X was," Mr. de Lissovoy said.
There is no improper relationship," he tells a TV interviewer.
"This Viagra car," said a TV interviewer insistently.
"He's found out how difficult it is," Allardyce told a TV interviewer.
"I relate to her and feel really sad for her," O'Neal told a TV interviewer.
