Normally TGJ can exaggerate a headline like no one else, but this is the first time I can say that the headline is an understatement. An interview can't get any worse than this, short of someone being physically assaulted which is what Malik looked ready to do. It is unprofessional to tell someone things look bad for them as if they're on trial, but the conversation seemed to naturally drift into the allegations. Malik questioned the interviewer about using social media to gauge the truth of the matter, but Malik himself created the discussion on social media and now he doesn't want to finish it. He also said the interviewer wouldn't move off the allegations. It was one question he stayed on only because Malik wouldn't answer it. The interviewer was giving Malik the chance to set things straight by telling his truth, and why wouldn't Malik want to take the opportunity to do that? I can't support him on this one.