GMB viewers slam Richard Madeley and Charlotte Hawkins’ ‘car crash’ interview with politician
GOOD Morning Britain viewers have hit out at Richard Madeley and Charlotte Hawkins for their "car crash" interview with a politician.As Wes attempted to turn the conversation back to the NHS, the presenters continued to press him on Diane, 70.Another said: "Car crash interview." And a third added: "He has a point, NHS waiting lists ARE more important. #gmb just wants to score points here, as per usual.
Wes insisted that it was a "fruitless line of questioning" and remarked that they'd no doubt run out of time before he was able to talk about the NHS.
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