So it is some kind of thing, some kind of news that he passed judgement on somebody, and then some kind of thing that he apologises. The arrogance he assumes that people give a toss for his opinion on anything is what gets me. He is a nobody who has achieved nothing and has no talent for anything. My neighbours cat has more grace.
I imagine ITV like the attention he creates for their otherwise dull as dishwater breakfast show. As long as people don't turn off because of him, they'll be happy
He gave someone from the government hell for the policing numbers. Okay, that's an issue fairly relevant at the moment, but the tweet about Ariane Grande was completely ot of order. The guy is a cockwomble.
He is a twat but I kind of like him. I think like Clarkson, that woman off the apprentice whose name escapes me and several others, they say controversial things to get a reaction and keep themselves in the public eye. Bit sad but don't take them too seriously and you wont get worked up by them. Katie Hopkins is her name I think?
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He can be interesting, which is dangerous and annoying because he has a purely negative influence on the world - and has the platform to do it.
I imagine ITV like the attention he creates for their otherwise dull as dishwater breakfast show. As long as people don't turn off because of him, they'll be happy
Now he is back in Britain and now he seems like a Trump supporter. How is that possible?
Now he likes him because it helps his self promoted notoriety. The total tool.
What he said here though is absolutely appalling. Even if he did apologise for it after and take it back.
I'm amazed this hasn't been quoted -
Uxbridge English Dictionary definitions
Stephen Fry's definition of "countryside" - to kill Piers Morgan
https://mobile.twitter.com/piersmorgan/status/872366625294622721