Mr Johnson is in his final weeks as Prime Minister after a series of scandals resulted in dozens of resignations from ministers and unpaid aides, capping a tumultuous period in modern British politics.
"This is our money. It should be spent fairly and where it’s most needed - not used as a bribe to Tory members. Talk about showing your true colours…"
“The very least the British people can ask for is a Chancellor and Prime Minister who will explain how they got us into this mess and what the plan is to solve it.”
"Sounds very much like the In the Loop approach of "War is not inevitable,"' said one person after watching clip.
"You're stuck in 2016 La La land and haven't been listening to the industry in the 6 years since," tweeted Dr Mike Galsworthy.
The Labour leader has been quite selective over who he gives his support to over the past few weeks.
Her remarks about her own education has drawn criticism from political leaders in the city, and former pupils and staff of her former school.
“It’s not us who are the aggressors; we have zero interest in fighting a so-called culture war," Rishi Sunak said as he appered to battle with 'left-wing agitators.'
"Do you suppose they ever have pangs of conscience about this, about the millions of families who will have to choose between being eating and being warm, whilst they enriched themselves from the public purse?"