John Key discusses Dotcom saga

31/08/2012 6:55:11 a.m.

Stuart. wrote:

That Prime Minister is extremely out of touch with the rest of his government.

7/05/2012 11:10:50 a.m.

Gary wrote:

Now NZ politics has been thrown down the pan and become the toilet of life you are going to tread carfully trying to avoid the filth and scum but unless you actually step out of it some of the sh*t will stick. Time to stand up JK and get out of the bowl!

7/05/2012 9:37:20 a.m.

anne moore wrote:

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6/05/2012 10:45:02 p.m.

Uni wrote:

Another impressive interview in a row by John Key (the last one about 2 weeks ago). Clearly the right man for the job, especially now. Unfortunately, I've now come to view John Campbell as more of a sensationalist than a journalist.

6/05/2012 10:11:59 a.m.

C Murphy wrote:

Dotocom and Banks. One guilty before proven and one innocent before being proven guilty. Not the Kiwi way

6/05/2012 8:03:26 a.m.

Brad wrote:

Mary, why would anyone with such an education ever want to enter politics? Given the amount of crap these guys get from the public, media and themselves everyday, along with getting paid significantly less than they would in the private sector, most intelligent people stay well away!

6/05/2012 1:00:32 a.m.

John White wrote:

Ex-pat kiwi now living in USA. My word what an interview! US news shows here like FOX, CNBC, NBC, CBS, CNN need to learn some tact from John Campbell. Plus what PM gets to say "bloody great minister" on public TV?- God bless NZ! Plus I am not surprised the yanks came over and did there thing. They do not give a rats ass which country they upset.

5/05/2012 9:48:55 p.m.

johnmillan wrote:

Kate Best prime minister in my life time???What at the age of 20?Key trusts and backs his ministers?yes and so would you if you have only 1 holding the ship together.As for Banks he is not a minister of the NATURALIST party,But the( A )sossiated( C )uppa ( T )ea party

5/05/2012 8:02:04 p.m.

Leith Wallace wrote:

John Campbell asked a lot of really good questions, but the Prime Minister is a slippery character who appears to have no ethics and no principles. He fudged all the answers and just smiled his way through. One thing is obvious: it was a great loss to NZ when Simon Power retired from politics. Is he too honourable to work with the current government? Do honesty and morality have no place in politics?

5/05/2012 7:39:26 p.m.

valama Townsend wrote:

It is amazing that the prime Minister did not know about Dotcom. and the intended raid on dotcom's home from an invading F.B.I team specially as Top Brass was involved like Hilary Clinton, that would be have been a curtsey from the USA as He is the Minister for NZ security. the other thing is that he had no contact with senior NZ officials about Dotcom and him entering NZ all seems like a cover up to me, the one Big Policy National has when problems arise is Deny Deny Deny