GB News suffers technical issues with sound output
During the latest episode of Eamonn Holmes and Isabel Webster's GB News show, the latter was speaking to a guest about the horrific far-right riots across the country which have been happening for the past week.
Isabel shared with her guest Freddy Gray, who is the Deputy Editor of the Spectator: "I go to bed thinking, 'Will this be the night that it stops?' And yet we wake up to see more carnage. How should we get a grip on this?"
The guest replied: "It's bad, there is obviously unrest breaking out across the country... I am hearing a lot of talk about civil war. Obviously, Elon Musk said that and we read articles about England's social collapse and so on.
"I do think it is worth stressing that there have been no fatalities which we know of yet. It's the police that are getting the worst of it and I do think the public should be supporting the police as much as possible because they are facing an incredibly difficult job."
As he continued speaking the channel experienced a sound issue as a loud static noise came out of nowhere. The muffled yet loud sound carried on for moments as Isabel was speaking, so viewers had no clue what she was saying.
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Taking to Twitter, a disgruntled viewer fumed: "@IsabelWebster_ @EamonnHolmes @GBNEWS sort your sound out #gbnews #RiotsUK."
Another added: "FFS #gbnews sort out the sound issues." A third said: "Can you please sort your sound out?"
The strange sound kept happening throughout the space of a minute before Eamonn addressed the situation and clarified it was an issue with their guest's microphone.
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Eamonn shared: "Freddy, unfortunately, we are going to have to change your microphone as it's not working.
"If someone comes out and does this while Isabel and I chat on..." Isabel interjected as she held Freddy's microphone: "It looks like it's on."
The two presenters carried on speaking while the issue was being resolved out of shot and a new microphone was placed on Freddy's lapel.
GB News with Eamonn and Isabel airs on weekdays from 6am.
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