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MATT Lucas has mocked Boris Johnson with a hilariously brutal impression of last night’s closing speech.
The 46-year-old Little Britain star posted the fun video that followed Boris’ prerecorded message to the nation.
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The British were baffled by the Prime Minister’s confusing update, which worsened this morning when Dominic Raab was wrong in his report.
Highlighting the mixed messages from the government, Matt said in the video as Boris: “So we’re saying go to work, don’t go to work.”
“Don’t go to work, don’t take public transportation, go to work, stay indoors. If you can work from home, go to work, don’t go to work.”
“Get outside, don’t go out. Then you will or not, one thing or another.”
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Matt’s fans praised him for using humor to convey a strong political message.
One said “Spot on”.
Another added: “I wish this was just a fun joke and not the Cliff Notes for an actual press conference.”
Recalling fans of the seriousness behind the situation, Matt revealed that he has been personally affected by the coronavirus crisis.
He said, “I know seven people who died, Andy. When our prime minister’s message is clear and effective, satirists like me will be out of a job. I will be happy when that happens.”
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Piers Morgan also criticized Johnson’s plans, saying, “I can see thousands of strangers in the park but not my own children.”
The host of Good Morning Britain He agreed to the prime minister on today’s show saying that last night’s update was filled with “his usual flare, bravado, bellicose rhetoric and punches,” but without any details.
He added: “I don’t know where it leaves us and I don’t understand the sequence of events here.”
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