‘This is the interview we have waited 1,791 days for, and it couldn’t come at a better time,’
, simply highlighting his failure to help the most vulnerable rather than becoming the headline herself.He couldn’t have been more wrong.
Using the ‘let me speak’ line was a tactic used by countless MPs in Piers’ firing line on Good Morning Britain, if they dared show up. If anything, Johnson’s issue was that he *was* allowed to speak and, when he did, he was left exposed. He even admitted that he’s not doing enough to help the cost of living and could have acted faster to accept Ukrainian refugees – one of the few times he’s actually conceded that he didn’t do the job he was elected to do.
‘When you say: ‘We’re doing everything we can’, you’re not being honest are you? Because you just said there’s more we can do,’ Susanna quipped.
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