The discourse of American and British political interviews

The aim is to conduct a comparative analysis of the political discourse of Great Britain and the United States, in particular the study of the speech style of the leaders, the context and the role of the media in the formation of public opinion. Methods. The study employs the method of analysis of lexical units, the linguistic method of field structures, and the method of stylistic analysis of markers. Standard methods of mathematical statistics were used, as well as Cronbach's alpha to check the reliability of the research methods. Conclusions. The study reveals the importance of the media's role in political discourse, especially in the dissemination of political interviews and their public perception. A comparison of UK and US political discourse reveals both similarities and differences in the communication of political leaders, and helps analyse each country's response to common challenges and issues. Prospects. Further research could focus on gendered aspects of political speech, including the analysis of the gender's role in shaping political discourse and identifying gender stereotypes.