![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/laurence-fox-says-he-knows-hes-getting-sacked-tomorrow-but-wants-to-clear-his-conscience/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/0_ARP_CHP_280923Laurence-Fox_10863JPG.jpg&description=The former actor Laurence Fox and Dan Wootton hit headlines when he made offensive comments about political journalist Ava Evans on Wootton's show Laurence Fox says he wanted to 'clear his conscience' as he knows he will 'get sacked tomorrow' following his GB News sexism row. The former actor and Dan Wootton hit headlines when he made offensive comments about political journalist Ava Evans on Wootton's show. Earlier this week, Evans discussed men's mental health and suicide on BBC's Politics Live show, which led Laurence to launch a vile tirade of abuse towards her while chatting to Wootton on GB News. In his vicious rant, Fox mocked Evans and publicly humiliated her. He asked the offensive question: "Who'd want to shag that?" He also described Ms Evans as a "little woman" and declared: "We don't need these sort of feminist 4.0" who he said are"pathetic and embarrassing". Fox and Wootton received a lot of backlash online, with GB News later suspending Wootton. Wootton soon got suspended from GB News and his contract with MailOnline was terminated a day later. Following days of controversial tweets and an unwillingness to back down on his comments, Laurence has now issued an apology to journalist Evans. In a 15-minute video shared on Twitter, he shared an explanation. The actor-turned-political-activist said his comments were "demeaning" and "not representative of who I am". However, he said he maintained "the sentiment" of his comments, saying he was angry about what he said was Ms Evans "demeaning" male suicide. Halfway through the clip, he said he's 'going to get sacked'. Speaking to his followers, he said: "I'm not saying any of this stuff because I know I'm going to get sacked tomorrow. I'm saying this stuff to clear my own conscience. So I do want to say that I do think that what's happened is that a narrative has been spun and a scapegoat has been found, which is me. I don't think that has been particularly fair. "We live in a world that's getting progressivel){kind=link}
The former actor Laurence Fox and Dan Wootton hit headlines when he made offensive comments about political journalist Ava Evans on Wootton’s show
Laurence Fox says he wanted to ‘clear his conscience’ as he knows he will ‘get sacked tomorrow’ following his GB News sexism row.
The former actor and Dan Wootton hit headlines when he made offensive comments about political journalist Ava Evans on Wootton’s show. Earlier this week, Evans discussed men’s mental health and suicide on BBC’s Politics Live show, which led Laurence to launch a vile tirade of abuse towards her while chatting to Wootton on GB News.
In his vicious rant, Fox mocked Evans and publicly humiliated her. He asked the offensive question: “Who’d want to shag that?” He also described Ms Evans as a “little woman” and declared: “We don’t need these sort of feminist 4.0″ who he said are”pathetic and embarrassing”. Fox and Wootton received a lot of backlash online, with GB News later suspending Wootton.
Wootton soon got suspended from GB News and his contract with MailOnline was terminated a day later. Following days of controversial tweets and an unwillingness to back down on his comments, Laurence has now issued an apology to journalist Evans. In a 15-minute video shared on Twitter, he shared an explanation.