Louis Theroux's Weird Weekends1998

Louis Theroux:
This is an exciting new country, a democratic country...

Eugene Terre'Blanche:
Exciting? Exciting? Why are you saying that? What is exciting, that the people who build the highways and the schools are not in the government anymore, is that exciting? The downfall of civilisation...

Louis Theroux:
[interrupting] Mr Terre'Blanche, I feel as though you're hectoring me a little bit, can we just lower the tone slightly?

Eugene Terre'Blanche:
No, no, you are having the interview with me, I'll choose the volume of the tone, do you understand me?

Louis Theroux:
Yes.

Eugene Terre'Blanche:
OK, then you accept it. And if you don't want to have your interview, take your cameras and go.

Louis Theroux:
OK, OK, understood.

Eugene Terre'Blanche:
I am not in court and you are not cross-questioning me, OK?

Louis Theroux:
No, I understand that. I just meant that...

Eugene Terre'Blanche:
So don't try to be cocky, my friend.

Louis Theroux:
I'm not trying to be cocky. I'm really trying to establish some kind of dialogue.

Eugene Terre'Blanche:
You take another tone, my friend, and NEVER tell me I must reduce my volume. I'm a Boer, and I don't need you or your publicity, my friend. All right?