Good Morning Britain fans blast 'absolutely disgraceful' interview as Ed Balls and Susanna Reid 'shout at and gang up on' guest in 'car crash' scenes

Good Morning Britain fans have blasted an 'absolutely disgraceful' interview with Rob Schneider which aired on Wednesday's show. Taking to X to share their frustrations, viewers penned: 'Let the man speak, this is ridiculous you get people to interview and then talk all over them #gmb' Good Morning Britain fans have blasted an 'absolutely disgraceful' interview with Rob Schneider which aired on Wednesday's show Viewers claim that hosts Ed Balls and Susanna Reid 'shouted at and ganged up on' the guest, dubbing the segment about the US Presidential Election a 'car crash' 'Actually cringing with the behaviour from Susanna and Ed Balls. #GMB #USElection2024' American comedian and Trump fan Rob was on the ITV breakfast programme, which is based in Washington DC today, to discuss the outcome of the monumental result However, some viewers complained that Ed, 57, and Susanna, 53, didn't let him speak, while others blamed the guest himself, calling him a 'loose cannon' 'This Rob Schneider interview is car crash tv at its finest! It's not the first time that viewers have accused the programme of speaking over guests, with Ed Balls and Kate Garraway facing the same complaints just last month The two presenters took the reigns of the ITV show on Tuesday to probe Conservative leadership candidate Robert Jenrick But as they challenged the MP over the failed Rwanda plan, fans at home complained that they were talking over him too much 'See Ed Balls is stopping @RobertJenrick from giving his answers without speaking over him constantly. While others continued to voice their disapproval of Ed, helming political interviews, as a former MP and the husband of current Home Secretary Yvette Cooper Taking to social media to vent their anger, they wrote: 'With due respect could Ed Balls please let guests speak' It comes after GMB found itself facing backlash, after Ed interviewed wife Yvette on the show in August, being branded a 'huge conflict of interest' The Home Secretary was on the breakfast programme to discuss whether the police's response to the nationwide riots had been sufficient 'I do think Jenrick was cynically trying to manipulate public opinion in that interview by denying any legal considerations. '