Piers Morgan’s stunning advice for his friend Donald Trump

CNN gave a platform to British morning television presenter, Piers Morgan, who had some choice words for his “friend” President Donald Trump.

Former CNN host Piers Morgan tells CNN’s Brian Stelter what advice he has for his friend Donald Trump regarding handling the coronavirus pandemic.

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Piers Morgan has been critical of Great Britain’s response to Covid-19, and rightly has noted the changing tone shown in the UK and USA as an initially dismissive response turned into panic and lockdown.

Morgan continues to question the UK Government allowing flights into and out of Great Britain.

Clearly Morgan has translated his position into a North American perspective, as evidenced by his words on this CNN interview.

On Trump’s coronavirus response, Morgan says “this is not what the President should be doing.”


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