F— off': Piers Morgan rips British celebrities for complaining about Conservative win

Piers Morgan went after British celebrities for complaining about Conservatives' and Prime Minister Boris Johnson's landslide victory in British elections.

"Like the Democrats when Hillary [Clinton] ran, Remainers enlisted the very vocal support of Hollywood luvvies to fight their cause. Hollywood actors Hugh Grant and Steve Coogan led the way," the host of Good Morning Britain said in a Friday column for the Daily Mail. "Grant, who seemed to forget that playing a fictitious Prime Minister in Love Actually is not a qualification to be a real politician, spent weeks marching around ordering people not to vote for Johnson or the Conservatives because they had the audacity to want to act on the democratic will of the people."

"Like the Trump-hating liberal celebrities who so raucously endorsed Hillary, [Grant] was hit by a sudden thunderbolt of reality that his views are not shared by most actual real people," Morgan added.

Hugh Grant complained Thursday about the Conservative win by tweeting, "There goes the neighbourhood." Morgan responded by blasting the actor on the platform. "No, there goes your credibility.

The British people listened to your democracy-wrecking garbage & told you to f*ck off, Morgan wrote

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Trey Gowdy: FISA report shows 'a lot of bias' in Trump-Russia investigation

"That is not the FBI that I worked with. It is not representative of 99.9% of the bureau agents that I know," the former federal prosecutor said on Fox News this week….

"But they've got a problem," he said. "And if you're changing emails, manufacturing, altering evidence, which is a crime, because you want to get at somebody — you don't want them to be president of the United States, not only do you not have any business being an FBI agent or law enforcement, you probably ought to be wearing an orange jumpsuit."…

Gowdy said "the most damning part" of the report focused on how an FBI lawyer, identified as Kevin Clinesmith, improperly altered a document in the final FISA renewal to say Page was "not a source" for another government agency. Clinesmith, who is no longer with the FBI, is under criminal investigation by U.S. Attorney John Durham as part of his review of the Russia investigation.

Gowdy faulted then-CIA Director John Brennan for not doing more to defend Page as he came under surveillance.

"God knows he's on television enough. He's had ample opportunity when these — all these interviews he gives about Trump ought to be in the dustbin of history and how treasonous he is, it would have been nice for him to stick up and say, 'Hey, y'all are doing surveillance right now, reading the emails, intercepting the phone calls of someone that actually is working for the country as opposed to against the country.' It'd been nice if he'd spoken up," Gowdy said of Brennan.

Comey celebrated the release of the inspector general report, saying it showed the FBI was “smeared” by Barr and Trump’s allies in a Washington Post opinion piece on Monday. "The FBI fulfilled its mission — protecting the American people and upholding the U.S. Constitution. Now those who attacked the FBI for two years should admit they were wrong," he wrote.

"I don't know what report Comey read. This is the third IG report that has found his conduct to be substandard. If that's a victory lap, if he wants to take a victory lap because he's not indicted, more power to him. Don't write any more books on ethics, though. Don't tell me what the ethical standard is if you think this report vindicates you," Gowdy said.

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