A TheTodayShow host has taken a cheeky dig at ScottMorrisonMP ... and it was awkward 🤭
backlash to his recent Hawaiian holidayAs the interview came to a close Uptin took the opportunity to take a sneaky jab at Mr Morrison by asking him if he would be taking any more holidays before the end of the year.
Jonathan Uptin took a cheeky swipe at Scott Morrison over his Hawaiian holiday. Picture: Nine News/Channel 9Mr Morrison looked stunned for a moment before assuring Uptin that he would “follow the proper processes”.His decision to take leave sparked furious reactions from many Australians due to the deadly bushfires raging across the country.
Mr Morrison addressed the controversy on Sunday morning during a press conference at the headquarters of the Rural Fire Service in Sydney, saying if he had his time again he would have made “different decisions”. Mr Morrison’s decision to take a family holiday in the middle of the bushfire crisis didn’t sit well with some Australians. Picture: Ben Downie/Twitter“Look, I suspect Australians are very fair-minded people.
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