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Quote by Jeremy Paxman

“It's stupid to have a simple-minded view.”

Quote by Jeremy Paxman

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Jeremy Paxman is a renowned British journalist and television presenter, born on May 11, 1950. Known for his sharp questioning and in-depth investigative reporting, he has hosted several high-profile news programs. more

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