After Jaimie Vaes, Estelle Cruijff, Donny Roelvink and Enzo Knol, Robbert Rodenburg would also like to enter into a conversation with American President Joe Biden. “That seems fun.”
It’s all starting to get to Robbert Rodenburg, the Rik Felderhof of YouTube, a bit. If you can interview Koen Kardashian, you can also interview the American president, he thinks. It is unclear what kind of thinking you need to have for this, but it is at least worrying.
Biden in Open Card?
Robbert makes his confession in the &C, the club magazine of Chantal Janzen. “I think it would be fun to interview international people with Open Kaart. The president of America, Kim Kardashian or Angelina Jolie,” he says. “There’s always something mysterious about her.”
And that is not meant with a wink. He seriously thinks he can conquer the American market with his interview hobby project Open Kaart. “Although there are plenty of names on my list in the Netherlands: Chantal Janzen, Mark Rutte, the royal family. An international career is not necessary yet. First let’s conquer the Netherlands.”
Investigative journalist
It is evident that Robbert has lost sight of reality a bit. Isn’t this guy just incredibly interchangeable anyway? That nonsense in Open Map can surely be presented by any hysterical kid who keeps saying ‘you look so good!’ calls?
Robbert looks at this differently. “Most reactions to Open Map are positive, but over the past year I also heard that some people do not think I am critical enough. I can ignore that quite well, because I have never pretended to be a very tough investigative journalist.”
‘I do not want’
No, Robbert, who sees himself as a very spirited investigative journalist, should be added. “I don’t want to be that at all in this program. I notice that it sometimes works better to have a calmer conversation with someone than to start asking hard questions.”
His working method is ultimate, Robbert thinks. “I also lock down if someone just stings really bad.”
Very nice, but they are probably not impressed in the White House. Maybe call Sylvia Geersen?