Former British Prime Minister 'Trump's best friend' is kicked out after promoting books on U.S. presidential election vote-counting broadcast

Former British Prime Minister Boris Jones has been kicked out while promoting his book on the U.S. presidential election vote-counting broadcast, U.S. political media Politico reported.

Former Prime Minister Johnson attended Britain's Channel 4 broadcast of the presidential election as a panelist and repeatedly mentioned his memoir Unleashed, which was published last month, undaunted by the presenters' finches.

Then show host Krishnan Guru Murthy introduced the new panel less than two hours into the show and said Johnson had talked too much about his book and left it out of the show.

Shortly after the show began, Grumrush told Johnson to clean up his memoir, saying it was too shallow, but Johnson refused.

In the meantime, he listened to a series of memoirs, saying that he would be able to find answers in his memoirs without much mentioning the possibility of returning to politics and the Ukraine issue.

In response, co-host Emily Maitlis said she would not read your book and gave former Prime Minister Johnson finzan that he did not actually answer a single question.

Nevertheless, former Prime Minister Johnson continued to promote his memoir, saying he had already answered all the questions, and that he was more than happy to promote his memoir, which is available at all good bookstores.

Johnson, who has also been showing off his friendship with former President Donald Trump, who won the presidential election, has said he has met with Trump at least twice since leaving office to discuss the war in Ukraine and has spoken with him relatively recently.

But he dismissed accusations that he modeled Trump as "total nonsense."