Richardson does national TV interview

By Heath Haussamen • 5/21/09, 1:41 pm • Print

Gov. Bill Richardson has been holding a lot of town halls and other public events around the state lately, but his direct interaction with the media through news conferences and other means has been limited.

That’s why last night’s television appearance on MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow Show is noteworthy. He was on the show to talk about two American journalists being held in North Korea. Here’s the interview:

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1 Comment

  1. Doyle Pruitt
    May 22, 2009 • 6:48 am

    It makes one wonder if Bill Richardson is one of birds of a feather to be able to deal with so many problems that arise in North Korea. His actions in trying to make a difference in the Middle East have not reached such levels.

    To look at him from an outward view, could he have some of the same aspirations in this country that the leader in North Korea has and has had in the past? Would he want to become a dictator in this country? These are questions that come to my mind every time he goes on TV or the internet to say he feels he would be able to negotiate a release of and American held in North Korea.

    I could be very wrong, but their seems to be a large shadow or cloud over Bill Richardson and his jumping in to help at auspicious times.

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