Angry GMB viewers slam media for 'fuelling Boris Johnson comeback' as dad Stanley says he's on plane

Watchers called the meeting on Great Morning England a 'utter shame' and 'upsetting'
Great Morning England watchers were left enraged after Boris Johnson's dad Stanley Johnson was welcomed onto Friday's show to talk about his child's conceivable political rebound.

The previous Moderate Party lawmaker who filled in as Individual from the European Parliament for Wight and Hampshire East from 1979 to 1984 addressed moderators Kate Garraway and Adil Beam about whether he would back his child as a competitor. Boris was constrained out by his associates just months prior yet with Liz Bracket's acquiescence, many are requiring his return.

While his father didn't affirm Boris' political

expectations, when inquired as to whether Boris could depend on

his vote, Mr Johnson said he would be "for

him". Be that as it may, the present meeting left Great

Morning England watchers furious with numerous

saying having Mr was unseemly

Johnson as a visitor on the show.

Taking to Twitter, they voiced their discontent. Steve Ainley seethed: "Gmb what the f*** are you doing having Stanley Johnson on the
TV!!!!!! He is a complete superfluity [...] What's happening with you!!! Are you so effectively maneuvered toward advancing the Johnson family!!!! Exchanging over... at this moment! Sheer shame."

Jane said: "So upsetting this rolling out of the Johnson tribe to help an indecent ex PM who violated the law, lied continually [...]."

Debbie MacDonald stated: "The media are taking care of the Boris rebound furor! Rachel Johnson on #questiontime and Stanley Johnson on GMB. Maybe this was the arrangement from the beginning!"

Simon Dale remarked: "GMB are as of now holding a party political transmission for the Conservative party and Boris Johnson."
Furthermore, Ste said: "For what reason is Stanley Johnson getting broadcast appointment? This feeds the Conservative plan, yet people in general have no express at all in the following PM (once more) so much for a vote based system."