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He also tweeted an excerpt saying that Trump had said: “‘Man, I’ve missed you.’ – the 4 words from my friend President Trump that sent my already seething rivals & critics off the dial.” The controversy came about as Morgan interviewed President Trump for Event Mag. Sad to see self-acclaimed liberals cheering it on.”Ī senior editor at Business Insider, Josh Barro, tweeted: “Piers Morgan tweeting this image three times is the most Piers Morgan thing Piers Morgan has ever done,” which was retweeted by Morgan.Ĭomedian Ricky Gervais tweeted: “I’ve seen this picture retweeted thousands of times now with absolutely no credit to the photographer.” It proclaims something ‘gay’ as worthy of embarrassment/shaming. Using a ‘perceived’ gay sex act to undermine straight men is backwards. “There are ways to convey this point without the “ha ha gay” overtones at work here.”Ĭelebrity blogger Perez Hilton, who is openly gay, tweeted in response to Morgan writing: “Solid pont from Piers.”ĭaily Mail sports writer Adam Crafton also tweeted, defending Morgan and saying: “The BBC cartoon of Morgan/Trump is, to me, homophobic. She tweeted, in a post retweeted by Morgan, saying: “I hate agreeing with Piers Morgan, and I think he is a revolting toady, but… posting pictures of men engaging in sexual acts with other men to demean them seems dated and unfortunate. Journalist and feminist writer Jennifer Wright waded into to the controversy, saying she was reluctant to agree with Morgan but that she thought the image was “dated and unfortunate”. Liberal hypocrisy in all its unedifying glory!” He wrote: “If Trump tweeted an image like this depicting Hillary Clinton & a female interviewer, all those currently celebrating/retweeting it would erupt with outraged cries of ‘Sexist!’ ‘Misogynist!’ ‘Homophobic!’ – led by the BBC. In a later tweet, the controversial host, who has aired a number of questionable views on LGBT+ issues, wrote asking what would happen if the BBC had tweeted the same image with Hillary Clinton and a female interviewer. Is that how licence payer money should be spent?” Responding to a question about whether he was upset by the post, Morgan said: “I don’t give a damn but I’m amazed BBC2 would broadcast an image like that, and judging by the reaction to my tweet about it, so are a lot of other people. Morgan also accused the BBC of discrimination, saying that he was simply “highlighting BBC gender equality hypocrisy.” “Is that how licence payer money should be spent?”