British Prime Minister Boris Johnson sang Gloria Gaynor’s hit “I Will Survive”, according to the new communications director of his office, before discussing his appointment, in an attempt to reset his prime ministership following a series of political scandals. .
Goto Hari, who was appointed new communications director the day before Saturday, said in his first interview that the two men performed an interpretation of the song when he asked the prime minister if he would survive.
Harry, a former BBC journalist who worked for Johnson when he was mayor of London, told the Walloon-based news website Golwg360 that the prime minister “is not a complete clown”, and described their meeting on Friday.
“I went in, introduced myself and said, ‘Prime Minister, Goody Harry, I’m confident,’ ‘he got up from his desk and began to say hello,” Harry said in a statement translated from Welsh to English.
“We both laughed. Then I asked, ‘Will you survive, Boris? [‘Are you going to survive Boris?]”. And he said in his deep voice, slowly and therefore, he began to sing a little while he was finishing the sentence, he said ” I Will Survive ‘.
“He called me to say ‘You’ve got all your life to live” and he replied, “I’ve got all my love to give’, so we had a good time with [το τραγούδι της] Gloria Gaynor “.
Johnson’s presidency is in the throes of an outrage over a series of alcohol-related rallies at his office and residence on Downing Street during the coronary heart disease, followed by other mishaps.
The prime minister’s spokesman declined to comment when asked about Johnson’s conversation with his new communications director and whether they sang the song.
“I am not going to go into the details of private conversations. But as you might expect, they are old colleagues,” the spokesman said.
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