Florida students know how to ask the tough questions to Marco Rubio, Florida’s Republican Senator and Dana Loesch, a spokesperson for the NRA.
READ MOREMake sure you understand the question before you jump into the answer.
READ MOREThis blog was originally published on Forbes as Megyn Kelly’s Grace Under Newt Gingrich’s Fire on Wednesday, October 26, 2016. The Internet and media are blowing up over the hostile encounter between Fox News’ Megyn Kelly and Newt Gingrich last night.
READ MOREThis blog was originally published on Forbes as Will Trump Prepare Or Dare? on Friday, October 7, 2016. There’s an old gag about the tourist who, newly arrived in Manhattan to attend a symphony concert, stops a man on the street and asks, “How do I get to Carnegie Hall?”
READ MOREThis blog was originally published on Forbes as 7 Takeaways From The First Clinton-Trump Debate on Tuesday, September 27, 2016. 1. First Impressions Last
READ MOREThis blog was originally published on Forbes as What To Watch For In Tonight’s Clinton-Trump Debate on Monday, September 26, 2016. The operative word above is “watch.”
READ MOREThis blog was originally published on Forbes as Bernie Splits Non-Existent Hairs on Wednesday, June 29, 2016. Senator Bernie Sanders, having failed in his efforts to become the Democratic Party nominee for president
READ MOREThis blog was originally published on Forbes as The Trump Dump on Tuesday, June 21, 2016. The big news on the political front is Donald Trump’s sudden and unceremonious dismissal of his loyal campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski.
READ MOREThis blog was originally published on Forbes as Trump: The Interrupter Interrupted on Sunday, April 3, 2016. Frontrunner Donald Trump has dominated the entire run-up to the presidential election by every measure: the primaries, the polls, the broadcast media, social media, and his opponents
READ MOREThis blog was originally published on Forbes as The Republican Definition Of Debate on Wednesday, November 11, 2015. In the aftermath of the third Republican presidential debate two weeks ago, the candidates and the Republican National Committee screamed bloody murder about the CNBC moderators, accusing them of asking “gotcha” questions—particularly the first question asked of Donald Trump: “Is this a comic-book […]
READ MOREThis blog was originally published on Forbes as How Obama Handles False Assumptions on Friday, July 17, 2015. “When did you stop beating your wife?” is the classic false assumption question because it implies that you have indeed been beating your wife.
READ MOREThis blog was originally published on Forbes as Three Ways Klay Thompson Handles The Media As Well As A Basketball on Monday, June 8, 2015. Sports press conferences, which are intended to be a postmortem of a match, are usually nothing more than a fan fest in which the media ask harmless questions and the athletes and coaches provide boiler […]
READ MOREOn Forbes, Jerry discusses an important lesson in cadence as learned by Scott Walker.
READ MOREDick Cavett, the noted television talk show host, who recently released his autobiographical memoir…
READ MOREGovernor Scott Walker (R-Wis.) got caught up in the wake of the dust storm kicked up when former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, speaking at a private dinner…
READ MOREIt is the nature of journalists to ask challenging questions. When Rand Paul agreed to appear for an interview with Kelly Evans of CNBC on Monday…
READ MOREHead football coaches, in both the professional and college game, are virtual gods who stride about their realms with omnipotent authority…
READ MOREDuring his interview with Maria Klawe, the President of Harvey Mudd College, she asked him a question…
READ MORELast Spring, in swift response to the public revelation that Donald Sterling, the owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, had made racist…
READ MOREYesterday, after Barack Obama held a press briefing to address the tumultuous events taking place in the Middle East, NBC’s Chuck Todd asked him, “Do you need Congress’s approval to go into Syria?”
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