GB News’ agenda-setting world exclusive with Donald Trump has become the channel’s most-watched interview. The Late Show Live scoop has now attracted more than 20 million views across digital platforms.
Staggering numbers have been flocking to watch Bev Turner’s interview with the President of the United States of America which saw him address a myriad of issues.
He opened up about his plans to sue the BBC, his fears over the impact of uncontrolled immigration on the UK and Europe, and his mission to bring an end to the war between Russia and Ukraine.
Bev also skilfully got the most famous man on the planet to reveal a more personal side including the warnings he has issued to his own children about the dangers he believes alcohol and drugs pose for society.
Bev Turner sat down with Donald Trump last Friday | GB NEWSThe interview, first broadcast in the early hours of Saturday morning, has now gone around the world.
Latest data shows it has been watched more than eight million times on TikTok alone.
On Facebook it has clocked up almost seven million views. And on Instagram and YouTube another SIX MILLION have seen the interview. There’s been further huge traction on X and Truth Social.
The interview has sparked a huge debate too. In the space of just 72 hours, it's generated nearly 3,000 comments on GBNews.com from Friends and Members, another record for The People's Channel.
Meanwhile, in another major ratings success GB News has accelerated its lead over Sky News.
Latest BARB data shows how it has, for the first time, more than doubled the daily average audience of its rival.
The performance further cements GB News as Britain’s number one news channel.
Ben Briscoe, head of programming, said: “Soaring numbers of viewers and listeners are turning to GB News because they want to enjoy the bold and fearless journalism we deliver.
“They also turn to us for the biggest and best exclusives, like our sensational scoop with President Trump, which has now become our most-watched ever interview. This milestone cements our position as Britain’s Number One news channel."
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