The reason is the question of host Komšić about whom Vukanović will cheer for at the football World Cup this summer. "I will not be unhappy about the successes of BiH. When you put the right man who was a good footballer and coach in the right place... That's how everything should function with us. You have to give a professional free rein," said Vukanović. Komšić interrupted him and said that he is not giving diplomatic answers, so Vukanović was a bit more specific. "I cheer for Serbia and Red Star. Serbia is not there. I have never been happy about the failures of BiH. You cannot love two women at the same time," he said. Then Komšić commented that Vukanović cannot be a candidate for the Presidency of BiH if he does not love this country. "You cannot ask me to cheer wholeheartedly for BiH as I do for Serbia," said Vukanović, and Komšić interrupted him again and said that then he should go to Serbia and run for the Presidency there if that country is more important to him. Vukanović replied that what he is doing is "very rude" and that it is not "your country" because he and his family have lived there for 300 years. Komšić told him that this show is not the National Assembly of the Republika Srpska. While Vukanović could be heard in the background saying "you cannot interrupt me," Komšić ended his guest appearance.