Jacob Rees-Mogg Is John Lydon's Pick For The Next Prime Minister
July 8, 2022
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as posted by the channelSex Pistols star John Lydon aka Johnny Rotten joins Piers Morgan Uncensored to reflect on Boris Johnson's resignation.
Johnny firstly describes Boris Johnson as a 'teddy bear' - but "NOT an honest one!" The singer goes on to say that it is worrying that the Conservatives don't have an immediate replacement for Johnson and the last thing he wants is the left to take over.
When discussing candidates for the next Prime Minister, Piers brings up the fact that he has odds of 250/1 to become the next Prime Minister and asks John if he would vote for him. John says he "probably would!" but goes on to suggest his shocking candidate for the next PM would be Jacob Rees-Mogg. He goes on to explain that there is something about him and his "World War Two put Britain first respect that he has".
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