How to pronounce “interrogative” in English

I'm going to quote Tom Stoppard quoting Neil Gaiman, with some liberties. "A question is ashort interrogative that can be answered by its victim." Although he didn't say "victim." The point is often people give speeches here at Google.Nobody at Google would do that.

We have Harold Jaffe with us today. And, I wanted to start out the introduction with "find a seam... plant a mine... slip away."Where minds are "imaginative interrogative constructions in the brethren sense." This is what Hal Jaffe advocates in the lead essay for the American Book Review entitled"Guerilla Writing". He was thereafter known as the guerilla writer.

I mean are you being complicit? I mean when you see something on the wall in the museum sponsored by Mobil, you don't look at it in the same way as you might ifyou saw it in some sort of handout. The same thing applies to writers arguably who publish a book with Simon and Schuster. You know which professes to be you know interrogative.Simon and Schuster wouldn't do it unless they misread it, which is very likely.