Behind the BBC's viral interview with Trump shooting eyewitness

Gary O'Donoghue reveals his initial disbelief when an eyewitness described seeing Trump gunman on roof.

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The interview went viral, mostly because what the man had seen was so significant - but in part because he was such a compelling character.

Talking to the BBC's Media Show, O'Donoghue shares a behind-the-scenes account of the interview. He reveals his initial disbelief and his process of verifying the eyewitness' story.

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