and how will you act if you met douchebag, but your point of wiev is: "he is impeccable"?
the douchebag are doing his stuff, but you looking at him like at impeccable warrior.
what will be different?
I'm not sure this will answer your question, but it makes me want to answer you on several different layers.
On the one hand, it seems obvious that the two interviewers were air-headed new-age types who feel that they are some of the most spiritual beings around, or at least want others to feel that they are. Why the chacmools decided to present themselves on such a weak program is beyond me. But I would assume that the chacmools were at least aware enough to see the sillyness of the two interviewers just as we all are seeing it now. However, they kept their composure and didn't laugh at them directly, call them douchebags, or anything of that nature. They had a purpose to attend to, and they took care of that and didn't bother with anything else.
Don Juan made fun of and embarrased Carlos all the time in Castaneda's books. However, I'm sure that in don Juan's dealings with the daily world, he didn't go around making fun of and embarrasing every silly idiot he came across. It wouldn't serve his purpose to have done so.
Another level to this however, is related to the fact that I said it
seems obvious that the interviewers were douchebags. I certainly don't doubt that at times you could say that the nagual Julian, Genaro, Ziola, and many many others intentionally acted like douchebags, assholes, or whatever. I'm not saying that there's much of a chance that the interviewers were impeccable warriors acting like new-age goofballs. But your question made me want to point out the fact that an impeccable warrior just might use douchebaggery at times if it serves his or her purpose.