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'Train wreck of an interview': Ben Cohen of Ben & Jerry's fielded a follow-up question about boycotts (then it got awkward)

Earlier this year, Ben & Jerry’s announced that they would no longer be selling their ice cream in “the occupied Palestinian territory.”

During a recent interview with Ben & Jerry’s co-founders, Ben Cohen was asked about the company’s boycott. However, hang around long enough for the follow-up question when it got a bit awkward:

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That certainly got awkward fast:

There’s got to be a more honest answer than “I don’t know.” What could it be?


https://twitter.com/AvrahamAdler/status/1447528613809643520

Excellent idea.

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