ANDREW NEIL has hit back at a GB News viewer today, who accused him of using big words to try and 'impress' his audience.
In view of his 1.1 million followers, he commented:"I wasn’t trying to impress. I was merely hoping to aid an ultracrepidarian."One user wrote:"Please keep using the big words. It enriches us all, reaching for the dictionary."Andrew Neil hit back at a GB News viewer who accused him of trying to impress with 'big words'"I couldn’t even pronounce that, never mind what it actually means," a third added.
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