Danny Kelly has launched a scathing attack on the "anti-Trump agenda" pushed by the "woke" BBC, following the exposé of their doctored Panorama documentary.
Speaking to GB News, the ex-BBC presenter hit out at the broadcaster for "distorting" a historic event in US history, declaring he is "shocked to his core".
Detailing the BBC's dossier with The People's Channel, The Telegraph's Associate Editor Gordon Rayner who uncovered the doctoring claimed The White House are "looking into" the edited footage.
In the Panorama programme, the US President appears to say: "We're gonna walk down to the Capitol and I'll be there with you and we fight. We fight like hell and if you don't fight like hell you're not gonna have a country any more."
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Danny Kelly launched a furious tirade on the BBC for doctoring Donald Trump's January 6 speech
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However, Mr Trump had told crowds that people will be marching to the Capitol building to "peacefully and patriotically make their voices heard".
Expressing his outrage at the BBC's edit, Mr Kelly told GB News: "I've mentioned on your show so many times that the BBC will push to the front of the queue anything bad news about Trump, anything bad news in my time about the Conservatives or Brexit, but this is remarkable. This has taken my breath away.
"I'm used to stories being buried, but I'm not used to stories being so distorted to push this liberal anti-Trump woke agenda. This has literally shocked me to my core."
Stressing how the doctoring occurred on the BBC's flagship programme, he added: "I just cannot believe that it's Panorama, the flagship programme. This isn't some little local regional poxy radio station that's decided to bury bad news about a Conservative administration in Walsall.
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BBC Panorama 'doctored' Donald Trump's January 6 speech to make it appear as though he was encouraging the Capitol riots
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"This is the flagship Panorama BBC programme that has deliberately distorted actual truth and facts in order to push a narrative and to push an agenda."
Telling GB News that the exposé had "taken his breath away", the ex-BBC star suggested that the edit would have been overseen by a "team of people", not just one person.
He explained: "The thing is, it's not just one producer, there would have been a team of people behind the scenes. There would have been someone who spliced this audio and video deliberately. They cut it in pieces and then glued it to distort and miss truth and lie. I cannot believe that.
"And what a great exposé, by the way, and it's true, they have an agenda. I cannot believe that they've done this. It's taken my breath away."
Mr Kelly told GB News that the BBC 'deserves' to be exposed as they have been 'caught with their pants down'
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Questioned by GB News host Martin Daubney on whether the BBC should face legal sanctions by Donald Trump, Mr Kelly said the broadcaster "deserves to be exposed".
He fumed: "The BBC deserves it, reaps what it sows. They felt so comfortable in their studios to splice, deceive and lie, and this is what people need to understand. They've been caught with their pants down.
"Now if Donald Trump wants to do something about it, he should do. I think the BBC have also put the licence fee up a couple of quid, on all days, whilst people are trying to heat up their homes. Look, if Donald Trump took some sort of litigious action against the BBC, good. They should, it needs to be exposed.
He concluded: "The curtain has been pulled on a worldwide scale, now people can see what it's like behind the curtain. The BBC needs to be held to account. I remind you, I'm used to, on a regional level, having good news stories about Brexit being buried under the carpet. I was used to that.
"But I was never used to people deliberately deceiving, lying and splicing videotape to completely change a story. It's a disgrace."
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