Piers Morgan went after British celebrities for complaining about Conservatives’ and Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s landslide victory in British elections.

“Like the Democrats when Hillary [Clinton] ran, Remainers enlisted the very vocal support of Hollywood luvvies to fight their cause. Hollywood actors Hugh Grant and Steve Coogan led the way,” the host of Good Morning Britain said in a Friday column for the Daily Mail. “Grant, who seemed to forget that playing a fictitious Prime Minister in Love Actually is not a qualification to be a real politician, spent weeks marching around ordering people not to vote for Johnson or the Conservatives because they had the audacity to want to act on the democratic will of the people.”