An interview can be far more effective than a monologue, once assuming the format of a lively dialogue

It contains turns - to encompass wider scope - and
emphases for focusing. These, mind you, are not self-initiated but initiated by the other person, to capture attention and to gain access for propoganda through current issues of interest

And furthermore, it withdraws attention from questions not asked, such as "why did you respond with war to Barak offers of much more than initially agreed upon"

Since it gives the illusion of responding to current
agenda, it has an "actuality value" which can still endow a worn-out propaganda with a disguise of confronting important issues.