Published 15:50 IST, December 8th 2019

Phillip Schofield's drunken video ahead of Boris Johnson interview invites hilarious memes

Hours before Philip Schofield was scheduled to interview British PM Boris Johnson a Snapchat video surfaced showing Schofield drunk, inviting a series of memes.

Reported by: Shubham Bose
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Hours before Philip Schofield was scheduled to interview British Prime Minister Boris Johnson a Snapchat video has surfaced showing Schofield drunk and worse for wear. According to reports Schofield was on his way home from This Morning Christmas party when video was taken.

Raids fridge for cheese

video shows TV presenter at first wandering streets of London, Schofield can be heard yelling at  camera that y have idea where he and his friends were walking. Ar separate video shows him back at home as he raids refrigerator. In video, he stated that This Morning Christmas party was very "heavy" and that he had apologies for his condition. However, Schofield mand to make it to  interview in studio next morning. To his credit, Schofield asked British Prime Minister some probing questions about NHS and about how Johnson has any plans to sell it off. Schofield also asked some critical questions about Tory part's healthcare plans, as well as mental health provision in UK.

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British Prime Minister, after interview, took a selfie with Schofield that prompted memes on  internet. PM Johnson joined Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby in ir popular show This Morning on Thursday, December 5. programme aired on Britain's ITV channel.

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Johnson was spotted taking selfie with a smartphone, with logo clearly visible, sparking row over national security. Several countries, especially  US has raised concerns over privacy and data breach in China-made Huawei devices which y allege grants backdoor access to Chinese government to sop in. However, both Chinese government and Huawei has vehemently denied such allegations.

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15:04 IST, December 8th 2019