Tell me, you write in your journal for 40 years. When you write 10 years before, we believe you. Now, we don’t know what is fake news and what is not. What to believe and what…
But in this period, in this reality, that every minute we can see this in government, in the United States, with the story with Trump, with Bibi, it’s a lot of examples I can give you. You have to take big department to take care about the…
Okay, so how do you…
You will say FIMI…
So, it depends on which side you look at the scope. If we take the journalist, and I say something in the media, and then you read it and you say, wait a minute, it’s not like this. You will not say fake news?
Or you blame someone…
So, if you use the fake news, the two words, it’s going to be misunderstood sometimes.
Oh.
It’s much gentler.
F-I-M-I. FIMI, it’s nice.
OK. One of the things I understood because it’s connected to what you say now, it’s about the fake news, the time that you do the response. It’s so quickly, like two hours maximum.
Exactly.
Perfect.
So if you want to answer one by one, like you got it.
I think it’s a good agenda because during the Corona time… If we can start, you see the question before, yes?
And it’s good with the citizens that you can explain things by humor side.
I read about you that humor is the first thing that you use.
Yeah. So… I just put it here… Okay. It’s not bomb.
You know, I asked Abigail maybe if she wants to go straight to the top of the tower to make a photo of what we think… because then you see all the Tel Aviv…
Okay, perfect! Oh, I think that we have just one hour, so it’s good.
Like everything is good for the article, I like it that we can publish everything.
Thank you.
Okay, I could go on forever, but I think our…
That’s very sweet.
Sweet.
Because on one hand, I see Taiwan is super progressive, but on the other hand, people are always complaining that it’s still a very conservative society. So how do you see that?
Okay, okay. Maybe you have your last question. Okay, I have my last question. There’s only one last question, because there’s something I don’t know about Taiwan, I think or don’t understand about Taiwan. I think you would be a great person to answer that.
Do we still have time?
I see. Okay, that’s interesting.
I wasn’t allowed to ask a question, for example, because you said you’re a conservative anarchist. And I wanted to ask how that goes together, like being a minister of a full ministry or any conservative…
Yeah. And then I was kind of surprised to ask myself, does this come with high administration?
I see. And there was one thing that surprised me because a lot of my friends, Jonas, has been talking to you and they said it’s all very free and stuff. And when I asked for this interview, I sent in my question and twice they were actually half of ...
Yeah. Is this something you’re missing?
Okay. And are you missing that? I mean, having this, you know, because you always work in also civil rights.
Wednesday, sorry, where you met with citizens. Can you still do that?
I see. And how is this? Is this somehow affecting also your time? Because I knew that before you always had this, I think Tuesday where you met with the…
Exactly. Wow. Okay. How is it for you now having a ministry because you’ve been such a freewheeling minister flying around? How is that?
Because when you know you have a kid like that, you just wanted to be happy.
Wow. And that is probably also why they were probably super liberal, but that probably made them more liberal.
Oh, your parents told you?
Oh wow. So you knew about your condition as a child?
Oh wow.
Wow. And this one year when you had your heart disease, it meant that you had to stay at home for a year and then just emerge in the internet?
Oh really? Well, that’s nice.
About your condition. About your heart
But when did you, because I think what is quite interesting about your CV is also that you very much follow your own path, right? So when did you, do you think that was something that your parents gave you or that you always had or was it something you ...
Okay. That’s nice. Probably better than most Germans.
Your pronunciation is top.
Sounds good. So I think this is something that our readers would be really interested in, like your experiences there, and I think that was a year that really shaped you also, right?
Exactly. I guess you even speak, maybe you still speak German.
