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This Alastair Campbell takedown of Boris Johnson has been viewed over a million times

"Anybody who has ever known Boris Johnson, anybody who has worked with him, knows he is a liar."

Jack Peat by Jack Peat
2022-07-09 08:13
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Alastair Campbell’s blistering Question Time monologue has racked up more than a million views since it was first broadcast on Thursday night.

The former Labour spin doctor took aim at Boris Johnson after he was forced to resign in light of the Chris Pincher scandal.

Johnson is refusing to heed calls to let a caretaker prime minister take over until a new leader is elected.

Mr Johnson’s official spokesman said: “The Prime Minister is acting in line with convention.

“He remains Prime Minister until a new party leader is in place and the work of Government will continue while that takes place.”

On Question Time this week, broadcast from Barnsley, Campbell tore into Johnson with a cutting monologue that has been viewed in excess of a million times so far.

Watch the clip in full below:

Three quarters of a million views not enough … come on let’s get to a million for calling out the corrupt liar for who and what he is, and reminding his backers who they are too … https://t.co/YAkOAZrDjx

— ALASTAIR CAMPBELL (@campbellclaret) July 8, 2022

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