Spain’s former football president was expected to get a grilling over the Jenni Hermoso kissing scandal but it was all an illusion
Piers Morgan attempts to give the impression of grilling the disgraced president of the Spanish football federation Luis Rubiales, except he’s not, not really. It is performative, it is all performative. The broadcaster’s continued pushing towards the end of his one-hour Piers Morgan Uncensored interview for a reason as to why the resigning president says it was inappropriate for him to kiss Jenni Hermoso, following Spain’s win at the Women’s World Cup, but will not apologise to the player for his actions is all part of the show, an attempt to give the illusion of good journalism.
Except we know Morgan, we know where he stands on what he perceives as wokeism, we know where he stands on women. He described “cancel culture” as “the new fascism” after his Good Morning Britain exit, has continued to axe-grind against Meghan Markle and called those taking part in the Women’s March on Washington after the inauguration of Donald Trump “rabid feminists” – to name a few examples.
Written by Suzanne Wrack
This news first appeared on https://www.theguardian.com/football/2023/sep/12/piers-morgans-weak-line-of-questioning-allowed-rubiales-to-appear-reasonable under the title “Piers Morgan’s weak line of questioning allowed Rubiales to appear reasonable | Suzanne Wrack”. Bolchha Nepal is not responsible or affiliated towards the opinion expressed in this news article.
