Good Morning Britain viewers horrified after journalist Quentin Letts accuses pensioners of being

Once more watchers were left incensed, after remarks made by a visitor on the show.
Great Morning England watchers have by and by been left "sickened" after remarks made by a visitor on the show. Recently, watchers were ready to fight about Day to day Mail writer, Andrew Penetrate, alluding to outsiders as "pitiful", today it is previous Day to day Mail journalist, Quentin Letts, that has raised a ruckus.

Mr Letts was talking about the postponed financial plan, which has been moved back by three weeks, with Charlotte Hawkins and Adil Beam on the show toward the beginning of today. He said that the economy was going "obviously superior to dreaded", referring to bring down gas costs and home loan rates.

In any case, he was then informed that this isn't uplifting news for the retired people who are standing by to hear whether their annuity will be connected to state expansion, which will direct how much cash they get. Mr Letts concurred that this is "not really great for them", but rather then added: "There's a report in one of the papers today, expressing that there is 'mental torment' of advanced age retired people for the vulnerability of this.
"There is additionally, let me just put it to those individuals, mental torment of citizens: how much cash we're making good on in charge. Your watchers today going out to work, they will be working until noon most likely to make good on their duty and, after lunch they can work independently."

He then added mockingly: "That is exceptionally respectable of the state. That is to say, individuals are making good on such a lot of expense so there is mental torment, I think, of the functioning piece of the populace. Thus, remember that also, don't simply discuss individuals accepting kickbacks from the state."

Be that as it may, watchers were disturbed by Mr Letts' remarks, with a huge number taking to Twitter to share their displeasure at him blaming them for being "accepting kickbacks".