I felt let down by the interviewer interrupting and changing the topic at least two times when I was eager to hear more. The first when Lustig tries to address

I felt let down by the interviewer interrupting and changing the topic at least two times when I was eager to hear more. The first when Lustig tries to address Alan Aragon's criticisms, he even insists that it is important to follow on it, and the second when he begins talking about the externalities of using public policy to counter the effects of increased consumption. In both cases the interviewer abruptly changed the topic and the arguments were left incomplete. The rest was not news if for anyone that has seen his youtube video.