Jeremy Clarkson speaks out about JD Vance after | UK News

JD Vance’s controversial go to to the Cotswolds has been met with backlash from Jeremy Clarkson, yet again, after the previous Top Gear presenter’s day was interrupted by the US Vice President’s ‘circus’. The politician’s go to to the UK has brought on a stir among locals as Vance and his household are staying at the 18th-century Dean Manor in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, and as a consequence, a no-fly zone has been set up around the Cotswolds.

The Clarkson’s Farm star revealed he was caught up in the restricted space while making an attempt to accumulate footage for his hit Prime Video actuality sequence. Jeremy revealed that his drone was intercepted by members of Vance’s security group, and in true Clarkson fashion, the 65-year-old delivered a scathing rant.

Jeremy had been utilizing the drone to movie the latest sequence of Clarkson’s Farm, with the digicam which is among the many gadgets he makes use of to shoot sure scenes.

As he explained in The Times, Clarkson was approached by a member of Vance’s security group who requested him: “Is that your drone?”

When he responded in the affirmative, the TV presenter-turned-farmer was reportedly told: “You aren’t allowed to fly that today.”

Clarkson claims that he then told the officer to “f**** off,” to which the security official merely responded: “OK.”

This got here just days after Clarkson beforehand took to Instagram, to share a picture of Vance’s no fly zone, which was a large crimson circle on the map.

Taking to the caption, the TV star wrote: “The JD Vance no-fly zone. We are the pin. So on the downside, no drone shots today. On the upside, no annoying light aircraft.”

Clarkson’s pin revealed his Diddly Squat Farm location on the outskirts of the crimson circle.

According to an nameless source via the MailOnline: “Dean Manor is as close as possible to Mr Clarkson’s farm house as can be. I’m willing to bet Clarkson can see it out of his bedroom window.”

JD Vance’s go to also disrupted farm supervisor Kaleb Cooper’s daily routine, who commented on Clarkson’s post and detailed: “My wheat got wet in the trailer last night as the convo stopped me in the rain in [Chipping Norton].

“I could have easily went on my way and got it in the shed without getting in the way. He he just drove around in a vw polo nobody would know who he was.” (sic)