BBC Breakfast fans were more distracted by Grant Shapps' bookshelf than they were about the important interview with host Dan Walker.
The 44-year-old TV presenter demanded to know who had been lying – Prime Minister Boris Johnson or his ex trusted advisor Dominic Cummings.
The hard-hitting question was seemingly strategically swerved by Shapps, who said that he had attended the programme to speak about the "rail network White Paper" and not Dominic Cummings.
But eagle-eyed viewers were more distracted by a book shown in the MP's background as opposed to the fiery debate.
Dozens of fans took to Twitter to pen their thoughts, highlighting that Grant had his own publication in prime view.
One online user said: "@BBCBreakfast please ask @grantshapps whats with the book with his name on…you can't miss it cos it's level with his head!"
A second added: "Why has grant #shapps got his bookshelf set up like a #waterstones store with his book on show #bbc #breakfast @BBCBreakfast."
"Has Grant Shapps got his album on the shelf behind him while the useless a**e down plays another Boris pile of s***? #BBCBreakfast," fumed a third.
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