RACHEL REEVES IN TEARS AS BEN LEO TELLS HER TO RESIGN AFTER COOKING HER ON GB NEWS – CHANCELLOR CRUMBLES IN SCANDAL!

In a blistering live GB News showdown that’s left Britain stunned, political commentator Ben Leo unleashes hell on Chancellor Rachel Reeves, demanding her immediate resignation while exposing her £22 billion “black hole” claim as a blatant, exaggerated lie. Tension skyrockets as Leo rips into Reeves with cold facts—the Office for Budget Responsibility confirms the real gap was far smaller, shattering her narrative and leaving her visibly shaken, tears welling as she stammers through desperate deflections. Outrage explodes nationwide: viewers cheer Leo’s brutal takedown, social media floods with calls for her head, and Labour’s credibility takes a catastrophic hit amid accusations of misleading the public to justify punishing tax hikes. The fallout is immediate—Reeves’ composure shatters on air, Starmer’s team in panic, and her political career hanging by a thread.

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Viral GB News Clip Shows Rachel Reeves Under Fire as Claims Over “£22bn Black Hole” Are Challenged

A tense moment on GB News has gone viral after Chancellor Rachel Reeves was sharply questioned by political commentator Ben Leo during a live discussion about Labour’s public finance messaging.

In the clip, Leo challenges Reeves’ repeated reference to a £22 billion funding gap, arguing that official figures from the Office for Budget Responsibility paint a more complex picture. He pressed the Chancellor to clarify how the number was calculated and whether it accurately reflects the current fiscal outlook.

Reeves defended her position, saying her comments were based on wider assessments of inherited pressures on public spending and future commitments. No official correction has been issued by the Treasury, and there is no independent confirmation that the figure was deliberately misleading.

The exchange has sparked fresh debate online about transparency, political messaging and the growing impact of short viral clips on public trust.

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