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20th July 2018
07:22pm BST

"If the cut was a little longer people might have had a different approach – they would have seen how long I was spoken at," he told Independent.ie.
"Rosie had a phone where she typed up everything she wanted to say. I wasn’t smirking at her being upset, I would never want to see any girl upset like that.
"I was smirking at the fact she had a script, an essay, that she was rattling off – and for 40 minutes I just sat there and took it and took it and took it and didn’t get a word in edgeways."
It was "frustrating" that the whole conversation wasn't shown, he said, and while he understood why she wanted to make her points "it could have been handled a lot better and been a discussion rather than a speech."Explore more on these topics:

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