Eamonn Holmes says he’s ‘very proud’ to have thrown Phillip Schofield under bus during live on-air rant

Eamonn Holmes says he is 'very proud' to have thrown Phillip Schofield under busGB News

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00:00Phillip Schofield's return. He said he was thrown under the bus by his colleagues and

00:05even his daughter has come out and saying, hopefully, this can draw her alive.

00:09Well, if I'm one of the people that threw him under the bus, I'm very proud to have

00:11done it and protected children, people who are underage. And people seem to be forgetting

00:15this and they're making it out to be one situation, one kiss, one relationship. Believe it if

00:21you want, fine. But I think he is where he deserves to be in exile.

00:26He obviously stresses that this wasn't illegal, but it was ill-advised, lots of people will

00:31be doing it.

00:32Why do we keep going back to this, it's not illegal? He fertiles with an underage boy

00:38and you can work out when this started or not. There's all sorts of talk as to when

00:43these relationships started or not. But, you know, coming on and this man is addicted to

00:48fame, absolutely addicted to fame. And funny, nobody's going to put Hugh Edwards on a desert

00:53island and say, Hugh, tell us about your experiences. But they will put Philip Schofield

00:58on.