Boris Johnson
The former prime minister was forced to defend the infamous Brexit bus.
Sky News' Wilfred Frost suggested it sounded like the ex-PM had "some disdain" for people who obeyed the law in the pandemic.
The ousted PM made unfounded accusations about Labour's plans for closer links with Brussels.
The ex-PM also calls the apology a "mistake" in his new memoir Unleashed.
Unlike Trump, the former PM is celebrated in Ukraine for supporting them after Russia's invasion.
"He was leader of your party, and he accepted an awful lot of money," the BBC presenter pointed out.
The presenter said: "There’s no point pretending it’s anything other than embarrassing and disappointing."
"This is such a non-story if I'm honest with you."
Even now it seems the ex-Tory PM cannot escape the criticism from "wallpapergate".
The current PM has been accused of not declaring gifts from donors – much like one of his predecessors.