Good Morning Britain's Piers Morgan has been on a summer break from the show for a week now – so naturally he is dying to get back in limelight.
And the former newspaper editor has suggested that he could join President Donald Trump's administration as press secretary, following director of communications Anthony Scaramucci's sacking from the White House after merely ten days.
The 52-year-old was asked by TMZ whether he'd be interested in applying for the job, to which he said: "Apparently I'm a red-hot favourite, think I'm on about 8-1 now to be the new Spicy [referencing former White House press secretary Sean Spicer].
"I'm not sure, I don't think Donald could afford me."
The presenter previously claimed to be earning a whopping £22.5 million after he leaked the BBC's salaries ahead of the embargo.
However, he then joked how he could be swayed if the Don was prepared to give him £3 million upfront and a Ferrari.
It's not the first time Piers has made a bid for politics, he's previously threatened to run as British Prime Minister following the damp ending to this year's snap election.
He's also been very vocal about his friendship with Trump and has defended his election as President and style of politics numerous times.
Piers Morgan joining the White House might sound like the most screwed up Black Mirror episode ever, but following Brexit, Jeremy Corbyn turning into an unlikely youth hero and Love Island of all things (don't even get us started on those skinny jeans) becoming the nation's favourite TV show, let's face it – stranger things have happened.
