GOOD Morning Britain viewers were full of praise for Kate Garraway this morning as she slammed Gavin Williamson’ knighthood.
The unimpressed 54-year-old questioned Dominic Raab about the news – and suggested that the way to get the honour was by being fired.
Those watching at home loved the comment and took to Twitter to discuss it, with one person writing: “‘Or fired in fact’ 😂😂 brilliant @kategarraway #GMB.”
A second added: “Fired! Nice one @kategarraway #GMB.”
While a third tweeted: “Go Kate!! 😂😂😂🙌🏽 or fired in his case 🤣 #GMB.”
Ben Shepherd started by asking Dominic if Gavin deserved the honour.
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He replied: “Yes, I think in recognition of the service he has given, both in parliament and in government. It’s not out of keeping with honours that have been provided over the years.”
Kate asked: “Why haven’t you got one then?”
Looking a little uncomfortable, he told her: “ Well, I am still in the cabinet. Those decisions are taken by others. That normally happens when someone steps down from cabinet or government.”
Kate interjected: “Or fired in fact.”
Dominic responded: “You use your words and I’ll choose mine.”
Gavin has widely been slammed for getting a "reward for failure" after he was handed a knighthood just six months after being booted out of the Cabinet.
Downing Street revealed that the former education secretary was made a 'Sir' just months after being sacked in the wake of the exams fiasco.
Millions of pupils were marked down by a mutant algorithm during Covid, prompting a chaotic u-turn.
He was also mocked for announcing the closure of schools for a third national lockdown, just days after insisting they would stay open.
The South Staffordshire MP, 45, was previously binned as Defence Secretary by Theresa May in 2019 after being blamed for a top secret leak from the National Security Council.
Critics lashed out at the news of his knighthood, saying it was an insult to kids who struggled throughout the pandemic.
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