Phillip Schofield is left RAGING as he snaps at ‘Trumpette’

Phillip Schofield was left seething while interviewing self-proclaimed ‘Trumpette’ Toni Halt Kramer on Wednesday’s episode of The Morning.

While speaking to the Donald Trump supporter about the ongoing American presidential election, the host, 58, asked her what she thought of POTUS’ claims that he had already triumphed over his rival Joe Biden. 

After giving her answer, Phillip said: ‘Do you not listen to anything? Stop! Let me ask you a question’, before she snapped: ‘You’re asking and answering your own question, don’t look at me like that because I’ll look at you like that’

Phillip could not contain his rage during the row as they locked horns over Trump’s run for presidency and Toni’s clear support of the politician.  

After Trump made a speech from the East Room of the White House at 2.30am where he declared victory and called the election a ‘fraud on the American people’, the This Morning host asked Toni about his claims. 

As she responded and went on a tangent, Phillip snapped and could not mask his chagrin before she threatened him with the comment on his look. 

Twitter users soon reacted to the spat, with users praising Phillip, by writing: ‘Don’t look at me like that cause i’ll look at you like that’ Honey with all your botox, we wouldn’t even notice your simmering rage… 

‘I thought she was so rude. The other lady in stripes was well informed, seemed to know absolute e’thing, &answered questions clearly…

‘Whereas botox woman was very evasive, rude &had bad attitude. Even put down other woman, tried to dismiss her totally… Gosh, I can’t believe the ignorance of the woman Trump supporter(on second thoughts… perhaps I can!!!)…

‘Bloody exasperating… well done, Phil!!! Xxx… @Schofe Well done to Phillip this morning on his handling of the ‘trumpette’. What an absolute tool! Typical trump supporter, asked a question and refused to answer it. Well handled that man!!’

Trump effectively declared victory in the deadlocked election at 2.30am on Wednesday morning, calling Tuesday’s election a ‘fraud on the American people’ and saying that he was going to the Supreme Court to demand that ‘all voting stop.’

‘Frankly we did win this election,’ he said. ‘We want all voting to stop. We don’t want them to find any ballots at four in the morning and add them to the list,’ Trump said.

He set the stage for a titanic struggle with Biden over the millions of ballots which are still to be counted – and which might not be fully counted until as late as Friday.

With Trump having kept Florida, Texas and Ohio – the biggest prizes from the battleground – the election effectively comes down to Pennsylvania and Michigan, where millions of votes remain uncounted. Georgia, Nevada and North Carolina were also counting as he spoke.

Biden took the lead in Wisconsin, by under 10,000 votes, when just before 5am Wednesday votes from Milwaukee County dropped. That county went for Biden in a big way – 317,251 for the Democrat, compared to 134,355 votes for Trump.