TV judge Robert Rinder said that he didn't care if he got into trouble when interrupting a high-profile politician during a fiery exchange on ITV's Good Morning Britain. The TV star and barrister has been presenting the show alongside Charlotte Hawkins this week, after having also presented it earlier in the year with host and friend Susanna Reid.
Labour MP and Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper was one of the guests on the programme during its edition on Wednesday, August 17. When the topic of conversation turned to the sacking of Labour's shadow transport minister Sam Tarry for appearing on a picket line, things became heated, the Manchester Evening News reports.
Rob first said: "Your leader said it was inappropriate for you to join your strikes, despite that people ignored him. Can you understand why people have had simply enough of the Labour party that doesn’t stand by them and therefore want to reduce the amount it’s going to give you?"
