This Is How Controversial Jeremy Clarkson Can Be

It’s no secret that many disliked Jeremy Clarkson when he was in the BBC. He’s the most controversial figure in BBC’s ranks up until he was fired back in March of 2015, for punching a producer over a lack of hot meal. Whether it’s the license plate incident in Argentina, where the Porsche 928’s plate that read H982 FKL might have referenced the war of 1982, or the “slope” comment he made during the “Bridge Over The River Cock” Special, or when he offended truck drivers by making a joke about them killing prostitutes, Jeremy Clarkson is not short of controversy.

An old news clip of Jeremy Clarkson’s comments about striking public sector workers back in 2011 has resurfaced on Youtube and it reminds us just how controversial he can be. Make sure you check the following video for the pie in the face.


Now that he’s under the care of Amazon Prime, and that he, Richard Hammond, and James May have free reign over their creative energies, we’re curious just how much more controversial they can be.

(Source: Youtube)