TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 3月19日 03時48分

@gayleking is not a just-meet-expectations kind of person. The most senior host of one of the most watched news shows on TV just pulled off a once-in-a-­lifetime ­interview. Perhaps the R&B star R. Kelly, 52, released from jail after he had failed to pay child support, thought King would throw enough softball questions that he could blast a home run past her polite but firm inquiries about whether he’d held women against their will or physically abused them, or had sex with minors, as has been alleged. (Kelly was charged with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse in February; he pleaded not guilty.) During the interview, he ranted to the camera, played the victim and claimed his accusers were lying. At one point he jumped up and addressed the camera. As he towered over King, she sat and watched him: just cool enough to let him keep ranting but just warm enough to keep him in the room, writes Belinda Luscombe (@sal_gaddo). Much was made of her ability to remain calm. But it’s not like she’s new at this. “I believe you can ask any question,” she says. “Even a very difficult question. You just have to have the right time. You have to have the right setting.” Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by @ioulex for TIME

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