Piers Morgan's Idiocy Gets Smacked Down By Communist Guest
July 13, 2018
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as posted by the channelDo you remember Piers Morgan? If you do, we're sorry. To make you feel better, here's a video of him getting smacked down by Ash Sarkar. Michael Brooks and the Majority Report crew discuss this.
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---In a heated debate on “Good Morning Britain” on Thursday, guest and journalist Ash Sarkar called co-host Piers Morgan an “idiot.”
Amid a discussion about the protests targeting President Donald Trump’s during his visit to England, Sarkar and Morgan went head to head about why she’d be demonstrating.
“I’ll be marching in Westminster tomorrow, alongside thousands of other people who found the policy of [separating families at the U.S.-Mexico border] unconscionable, who think that the sight of our elected prime minister [Theresa May] holding Trump’s hand [in a 2017 photo] is an utter embarrassment,” she said.
Morgan cut her off to ask if she’d found former President Barack Obama’s deportation policies unconscionable too, to which she said: “Yes, yes I did. And that’s why I also protest detention and deportation in this country as well.”---
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