GB News presenter Camilla Tominey has shared her post-show analysis of her latest Sunday politics show, and says it was a "very punchy and jam packed 90 minutes".
Speaking to GB News Members, Camilla said: "It's been a busy weekend with the Iranian airstrikes on Israel dominating the newspapers. I had a great discussion with Jake Wallis Simons about that. He's Jewish, he's written a book about Israelophobia, he's the editor of the Jewish Chronicle, so his perspective on events is always fascinating."
She added: "Nadine Dorries brought The Plot back into the conversation. This book was published in November, and still we're talking about it because it is endlessly fascinating. She's saying that Boris Johnson does want to stage a comeback, but probably not now, and holding Rishi Sunak very responsible for the demise of her friend."
Turning her attention to the author Angus Hanton, Camilla said it was "fascinating" to get his insight on the UK being "basically America's poodle" and him claiming "the special relationship is an abusive relationship".
On Health Secretary Victoria Atkins, the GB News Presenter shared her frustration at Health Secretary Victoria Atkins not being more forthcoming on treatment for trans children in light of the Cass report.
Meanwhile, Camilla said it was "interesting" to speak to former Labour MP Shaun Woodward for his view on the Angela Rayner police investigation.
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