Julian Assange interview on NPR clear. lucid, correct; Interviewer not so much

NPR's interview with Julian Assange, the morally sketchy founder of Wikileaks secluded in the Ecuador Embassy in London to avoid extradition to Sweden on rape charges, this morning showed a train of thought that was lucid, clear and correct and in great contrast to the interviewer who could have been mistaken as the spokesperson of an authoritarian kafkaesque nightmare of a government.