DAN WOOTTON: It was beautiful to watch. The growing rage within the Conservative party about the blatant bias of the Boris Bashing Corporation bubbled over live on air.
This apparently impartial presenter paid for by our licence fee stated as fact: 'He's a man who's lied toBut the outspoken Red Wall MP Lee Anderson had enough.
As he was shouted down by Guru-Murthy assuring him 'there is no witch hunt', Lee wasn't having any of it. He said angrily: 'This programme that I'm on now was showing pictures of him looking like Hannibal Lecter at the beginning.'At 10.07am during an interview outside parliament, the BBC News presenter Geeta Guru-Murthy was reeling off the broadcaster's usual list of ad hominem attacks on Boris Johnson.
BBC News, supported by its leftie cronies at Channel 4 News, ITV News and Sly News, have been determined to ensure the downfall of Boris becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. What's unfortunate is that this non-stop media campaign has derailed his agenda, resulting in a rudderless government lacking conservative values in a bid to appeal to the media and political class.
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