You Can Interview Anyone

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   Josue Giron

   November 8, 2023 at 7:36 pm

   If I could interview someone, it would be Robert Kiyosaki. He is the author of one of my favorite books: “Rich Dad, Poor Dad.” I would ask him a lot of questions that relate to today’s economy. Questions like: What made you open up to the public about your life? What made you realize that you wanted to have a “rich”? What are your thoughts on today’s economy compared to 2010? What are your main 5 tips for someone who is trying to be like you? Others would benefit from this interview because they can learn from it.

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   Kawthar

   November 10, 2023 at 12:04 am

   I chose to interview President Joe Biden because he has a big impact involving today’s conflict with Israel and Palestine. He is doing so much that is hurting his own people and other human beings as well. He is ignoring his own people’s needs and involving his business with other countries. Some questions I would like to ask this president are: Why are you ignoring the needs your own country needs and spending money on other countries? Do you think two countries teaming up versus a country with God’s support and promise will have victory in the end? If you really support and think Israel is in the right place to have its own state, why won’t you give it one of your own states instead of supporting a genocide in Gaza and hinting to other Arab countries to take Palestinians in their own countries? These questions are important because if seeing innocent children, women, men, and elderly people die so regularly and with no humanity and with our president’s support don’t people in this country think this president wouldn’t do the same to their own people. These questions will help those who don’t know what our president is supporting and spending our money on. People will also realize that the amount of pain the Palestinians have been experiencing for many years and with no support besides these peoples’ royalty towards their God shows how nobody could defeat anything without God’s will. 

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   Elianny

   November 24, 2023 at 6:56 pm

   I would interview the creator of The Simpsons, Matt Groening because in that show there have been many revelations in the present. There are many chapters where things happen that are happening today. I would ask you how you had so much creativity to create those episodes? What does he think or what goes through his head every time he sees something happen in some of the chapters? Why did he choose the characters to be yellow? Or if he ever thought that all that was going to happen? I think many people would be interested in knowing since there are many witnesses to these revelations.

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   Shivam Patel

   December 5, 2023 at 7:17 pm

   If I was given the chance to interview anyone, I would interview Justinian the great. The nephew of a pig farmer who became the emperor of Byzantium. Most of the things I ask him would be about the historical events that happened during his reign such as his successful but short-lived reconquest of Italy and its aftermath. The Nika revolt and events that played out during the revolt along with the resulting massacre. How he managed to overhaul almost every part of the empire’s bureaucratic systems. I would love to tell him about the events that took place after his death and get his opinion about it. But overall, I would want to know what one of history’s greats thought of the current state of the world.

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   Dina

   December 2, 2025 at 6:13 pm

   If I could interview anyone, I’d interview my grandpa. I just think he has so many stories that he has yet to tell. As a kid, he’d tell us some stories, but at a young age, I didn’t really understand them or find them as interesting. But now I’d want to hear all about it. I want to hear about all the countries he’s visited and if he were to live in another country, where would be? I want to know the worst place he’s been to. What happened there and the challenges he went through? I’d ask these because I want to understand how traveling has shaped him. I want to know how he learned so many languages. He also knew a lot of history. I’d want him to go more in depth about what he knows. I think everyone in my family would be interested in his stories, what he’s been through, and what he knew. They’d want to hear it to understand where we come from.

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   Princess Richards

   December 8, 2025 at 10:05 pm

   If I could interview anyone, I would choose a public school teacher with 20 plus years of experience. They’ve seen so many changes in education and I feel like they understand what’s really happening in classrooms better than most officials or politicians. I’d want to ask questions like:

   • What’s the biggest change you’ve seen in students over the years?
   • What’s something the public gets wrong about teachers?
   • What keeps you in the job even when it’s tough?
   • What’s one thing you’d fix in the school system if you had total control?

   I’d ask these because they reveal both the emotional side of teaching and the structural problems in education. I think parents, students, and even policymakers could benefit from hearing a veteran teacher’s perspective it’s honest, firsthand, and usually ignored

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