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Jeremy Clarkson has hit out at US Vice-President JD Vance over his “despicable” behaviour in his encounter with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The Who Wants to be a Millionaire host used his column within the Times to lash out at Vance and his boss, Donald Trump, following their ill-fated assembly with the wartime chief, which he known as “an uncomfortable watch”. The assembly, which was because of see Ukraine and the United States signal a historic mineral deal, descended right into a shouting match, with the previous Ohio senator asking Zelensky if he had “even said thank you once?”

Clarkson was left unimpressed by the encounter and, in typical style, didn’t maintain again in airing his opinion. He mentioned: “In those heady early days, I liked the cut of Trump’s jib. He banned heavyweight boxing champions from taking part in schoolgirl competitions and he launched a scheme which would send illegal immigrants to that jail in El Salvador where inmates are made to spend all day sitting on the floor in their underpants and if they want a drink, they have to lick the sweat off the back of the man in front.”

He added: “Volodomyr Zelensky was hauled in front of the world’s press and openly bullied in what, let’s face it, is his third language.

“Soon, the whole gang was at it, demanding to know why he hadn’t sent the people of America a thank-you letter and why he wasn’t wearing a suit.

“Some have called this scene ‘an uncomfortable watch’. But it was worse than that. It was despicable.”

The Clarkson’s Farm star took the chance to explain his true emotions for the previous marine.

He mentioned: “I don’t want to stoop to his level, but I’m going to. Vance is a bearded God-botherer who pretty much thinks that women who’ve been raped should be forced to have the resultant child.

“I’ve searched for the right word to describe him and I think it’s ‘t***.”

The aftermath of the assembly noticed the US aspect with Russia, North Korea and Belarus in a United States movement which refused to call Putin’s nation as being liable for the conflict in Ukraine.

Subsequently, the United States positioned a pause on all army assist to the nation and stopped sharing intelligence with Kyiv. The decreased functionality of Ukraine’s air defence, because of this, has led to a rise within the quantity of individuals being killed by Russian missiles aimed toward civilian areas.

The former Top Gear host has little confidence in Britain’s leaders to face up and deal with the threats at the moment dealing with the nation.

He completed: I’m not seeing a lot Churchillian vigour from our present leaders.

“You’ve got Sir Keir Starmer fawning all over Trump, Nigel Farage parroting the White House line that Zelensky might not be the hero we once thought, and Kemi Badenoch saying that she knows Vance and that he didn’t say what he said. Except he did. We all heard him.

“I’m staying in Chipping Norton.”