Matt Damon: ‘I’m looking for a job and holding out for something good’
The actor Matt Damon says he “will not be going into politics” because he loves what he does and “I’m able to throw rocks from the sidelines”.
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On Monday 17 February, Channel 4 News launches a new online show where you ask the questions. Our first guest is Alex Brooker from The Jump and The Last Leg, ahead of the Sochi Winter Paralympics.
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