Danny Baker doorstep interview over controversial twitter posting

The transcript discusses the influence of naivety and Twitter on public perception, media portrayal, and political correctness. It reflects on the BBC's role and the impact of social media on personal experiences, highlighting the difference between making mistakes and the perception of political correctness.

What does the speaker suggest about the influence of Twitter?

• It fuels naivety and public perception.

• It makes people more informed.

• It has no impact on public opinion.

• It is a reliable source of news.

How does the speaker feel about the BBC's treatment?

• They feel it was fair and justified.

• They feel indifferent about it.

• They feel it was overly supportive.

• They feel it was biased and unfair.

What is the speaker's stance on political correctness?

• They think it should be abolished.

• They are indifferent to it.

• They think it is necessary and not excessive.

• They believe it has gone too far.

What does the speaker plan to do after the incident?

• Stop using social media entirely.

• Reflect on their options and continue using Twitter.

• Ignore the incident and move on.

• Apologize publicly and avoid social media.

How does the speaker describe the public's reaction to their tweets?

• Supportive and understanding.

• Indifferent and uninterested.

• Angry and hostile.

• Amused and mischievous.