Lord Sumption Expands on His Controversial Cancer Patients Lives Are 'Less Valuable' Comments

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Lord Sumption Expands on His Controversial Cancer Patients Lives Are 'Less Valuable' Comments | GMB

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Yesterday on TV Lord Sumption caused huge controversy by saying a stage 4 cancer patients' life was "less valuable" than others. He joined GMB today to expand on his comments and explain what he meant.
Our COVID panel also discuss a GMB poll which reveals that half (53%) of UK adults say that the current Coronavirus measures are not strict enough, while just one in six (18%) say that they’re too strict. A quarter (26%) say they’re about right. Our COVID panel debate whether restrictions should be tightened to stop the spread of the virus.
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Broadcast on 18/01/2021
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@JamesA4 7 ай бұрын

ITV has now allowed comments on this video. This entire discussion shows why Good Morning Britain is garbage-tier television. I'd forgotten how craven and fear-mongering the broadcast media became during Covid-19, but this has brought it all back. Jonathan Sumption was pilloried by the hosts with straw-man arguments regarding his comments on quality of life. I don't expect Piers Morgan to be a fair host, but then you have Susanna Reid pathetically agreeing with him in the corner. Just utter drivel. GMB then went on to praise authoritarian governments like China for their 'draconian lockdowns'. I stopped watching broadcast 'news' a long time ago, and this video only reminds me of how correct that decision was.