A key point to remember when dealing with reporters, especially in interviews, is
A) saying "no comment" is an indication that you may be hiding something.
B) debating a reporter if you disagree with their premise establishes respect.
C) even if you don't know the correct
D) answer hypothetical questions to indicate just how well-informed you are.

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Saying "no comment" can give the impression that you are withholding information or hiding something, which might not be favorable in the eyes of the public or the media. It's often better to provide a thoughtful response or to explain why you cannot comment on a specific issue.

A Key Point to Remember When Dealing with Reporters, Especially