Are you serious?

*facepalm* Okay so now you've got 3 very basic things to learn:

1) Speak better English. I think by now you should understand that English is the international language. Nobody will interview you on big international news using Bahasa Melayu. Especially when you are from a multiracial country (which was once under British colonization. Did that not teach you anything?) . And stop using cliche, it doesn't make you sound more sophisticated, especially lame cliche like "you know", cause no matter how many times you said "you know", if you dun organise what you wanna say, nobody will "know". I cant even understand half the things you were saying.

2) Where are your manners?! 0:33, 0:57 and 1;11 you interrupted the interviewer's questions. While people are speaking normally you raised your voice. (i can only manage to count up to 3 interruptions, couldn't stand listening more) Learn to know when to talk and when to listen.

3)Answer questions. You're on an interview, this is not a speech session, you ANSWER questions. You're contradicting your own statements. She asked "Why can't people protest if it's a democratic country?" and you answer an entirely different thing.

Disclaimer: This is not about Bersih 2.0 or anything political. Im blogging this based on the conversation a minister is having with this news anchor or interviewer. Pardon me if I'm being impolite or over demanding, but I feel Malaysia should have a minister who is at least more polite and professional than this. Reason being? People will judge our citizen or rakyat based on a conversation with our leader. And in this case, the leader is the minister.