Donald Trump has storm out of an interview with British journalist Piers Morgan and slammed the TV host as a ‘fool’ and a ‘fake’.
In what’s been called the most ‘explosive’ interview of 2022, the former US President sat down with his now ex-friend as part of his new show, Uncensored, according to Mirror.
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In a teaser for the upcoming chat, the interview went from bad to worse when the UK journalist seemingly asked Trump about the 2020 US Election and how Trump lost. The voiceover for the teaser even called Trump 'a former president in denial'.
The former Commander in Chief reckons he's ‘a very honest man' in the 30-second clip and declares he's 'more honest than' Morgan.
Trump declared 'only a fool would think that' he lost back in 2020 against Joe Biden.
The ex-President said: "You’re not real. You’re a fake," to which Morgan responded: "No, I’m just brutally honest."
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The former President then jumps out of his seat and demands the cameras be ‘turned off’ but not before labelling Morgan ‘dishonest’.
The 75-minute interview will air on April 25 at 8 pm GMT on the TalkTV network.
Following his interview, Morgan told The Sun what it was like sitting opposite Trump.
"I’d never seen him so livid or felt so uncomfortable in his presence," he revealed.
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The British television presenter also disclosed that Trump yelled: "This is so disloyal! After all I’ve done for you? Why would say all this about me?"
The two have been friends with a long time after Morgan was crowned the winner of Trump’s reality show The Apprentice in 2008.
However, this isn't the only time the two former friends haven’t seen eye to eye.
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Metro reports that in 2020, despite Trump unfollowing Morgan on Twitter, he bombarded the former Good Morning Britain presenter with emails asking for him to support him during his re-election campaign.
“The sheer volume that I’ve had from him and his team,” Morgan said.
He added: “It shows me that they’re panicking, they must be panicking [as] I’ve never had it before. So there’s a real battle now.
“We’ve got 130 odd days until election and there’s a general sense in America [that] they just can’t cope with four more years of Trump.
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“It’s just so exhausting. And of course, all of the reasons he was doing well in all of the polls in January have disintegrated. The economy’s disintegrated, the public health crisis is exploding.”
Topics: Donald Trump, Piers Morgan, TV and Film, Politics
Charisa Bossinakis