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You can pick apart Piers Morgan’s recent interview with Donald Trump for factual flaws, or mock Trump’s “not a feminist” comment… or you can simply make anal sex jokes, like BBC Two did.<\/p>\n
Both Trump and controversial ITV Breakfast presenter Morgan offered plenty of ammunition for critics during their “world exclusive interview”<\/em> on Sunday, January 28: From Trump’s “I’m not a feminist”<\/em> admission to his ideas of climate change.<\/p>\n Indeed, RT joined in as well, talking about Trump and Morgan’s off-screen links<\/a>\u00a0\u00a0 among<\/a>\u00a0 other<\/a>\u00a0 things<\/a>.<\/p>\n But most of those bullets have now been used up, and BBC Two has now decided to run this:<\/p>\n Comedian Rachel Parris, in a 4-minute segment on the \u201csatirical and surreal news show\u201d<\/em> ‘The Mash Report,’ decided to have her own belated go at the controversial interview \u2013 by showing off a sketch of Morgan with his face buried between Trump’s butt cheeks. GENIUS (that way, in all caps) is how BBC Two’s official twitter page promptly labeled the crude drawing.<\/p>\n Parris’ point was that the interview was a \u201ccelebrity puff piece,\u201d<\/em> not “hard-hitting journalism.”<\/em> The vulgar cartoon, along with the comments drew a predictable peel of laughter from the audience \u2013 and mixed reactions on the network’s, and Parris’ own Twitter accounts. Some called it brilliant<\/a>\u00a0and spot on<\/a>, others were not<\/a>\u00a0so thrilled<\/a>, though.<\/p>\n Russian state TV often attacks Russian liberals. Labeling them \u2018agents of America\u2019 etc. But I don\u2019t, personally, recall them being anywhere near as vulgar as British state TV has been towards @piersmorgan<\/a> here. This would even raise eyebrows in Moscow. https:\/\/t.co\/q9Od3Co1hf<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Bryan MacDonald (@27khv) February 2, 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n<\/div>\n One tweeter commended Parris for her “effort on trying to get noticed”<\/a>, considering she has some 23,000 Twitter followers compared to Morgan’s 6 million.<\/p>\n Morgan himself retweeted the segment several times, saying he “can take it”<\/a><\/em>\u00a0and wants the world to see “exactly what the BBC did.”<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n