Most underrated LEADING interview?

For me it’s Kwasi Kwarteng. One (or two) of the most interesting interviews of any politician I’ve ever heard; I was genuinely shocked at how intellectual and incisive he is.. given what his chancellorship did to the economy. Edit: I'm praising the interview, not the man! I hate what he did as Chancellor as much as anyone else, I thought that was clear enough - but you can find someone interesting and even intellectually stimulating while disagreeing with what they say and do.