LBC
The levelling up secretary sidestepped the trip down memory lane, claiming he is just a "pussy cat".
The LBC presenter attacked the prime minister's plan for all pupils to study maths until the age of 18.
Brendan Clarke-Smith told emergency workers on £32,000 a year using food banks to “learn how to budget”.
Newly-appointed deputy PM was left scrambling to find her phone this morning.
"It's a tree house, it's not your family life prime minister," Nick Ferarri told him.
"I need another coffee," Rachel Maclean said as she tried to laugh off her mistake.
Maggie Throup has been the vaccines minister for more than 100 days but has only just appeared on the morning media rounds.
The LBC presenter sparked nearly 850 complaints with his remarks about the Strictly Come Dancing star in October.
As LBC's Nick Ferrari pointed out: “This is rather hypocritical isn’t it?"
"Being called out on a national radio station by a 67-year-old man is a step too far."