Piers Morgan's son hits out at his vaccine claims ahead of 'Freedom Day'
Piers Morgan, 57, found himself agreeing with his eldest son Spencer Morgan after he made what seemed to be a valid point about young people, the vaccine and Freedom Day on 19 July. It comes after the former Good Morning Britain host called for the Government not to extend the lockdown again for people who have had the jab, insisting the vaccinated should get their freedom back. Taking to his usual stomping ground Twitter, he shared his views on the situation with his 7.9million followers.
He penned: “I’ve supported lockdowns as the only way to suppress covid without efficient testing systems or vaccines.
“But now we have both, fully vaccinated people should get their freedom back again from July 19.”
His post received mixed reviews, with many agreeing with him while others who believed everyone should go back to normal regardless of whether they’re vaccinated or not.
Among those who opposed his view was Spencer, who offered up a counter-argument to his point.
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