Absent express permission, repeated attempts to copy this page into a cache, into memory or onto a disk will result in legal action. The reporter asks a politician about evidence of his unfaithfulness. Don't ask double-barreled questions or two questions at once. Don't overload questions. Don't put comments into questions.
Statements limit the journalist's ability to get precise answers.
Because there must have been times when you didn't talk to each other. Don't use trigger or loaded words in questions. Don't use hyperbole in questions. Sources nearly always make up for a lack of neutrality by counteracting overblown questions with modest responses.