Max Mosley Interview (Part Two)

The transcript discusses the challenges of public scrutiny, legal battles over privacy, and the ethical responsibilities of the media. It highlights the speaker's legal actions in response to media intrusion and the need for changes in the legal system to protect privacy. The conversation also touches on the distinction between public interest and private life, emphasizing the importance of privacy rights.

What does the speaker suggest should happen if someone is doing something illegal?

What is the speaker's opinion on the relationship between scandal and newspaper sales?