Donald Trump stormed out of a testy interview with Piers Morgan after the tv presenter insisted the previous president misplaced the 2020 election.

Morgan on Wednesday tweeted a 30-second preview of the stormy interview that is scheduled to air on the controversial host's new present on Fox Nation. The change is the newest in Trump's continued insistence that he rightfully gained the 2020 election regardless of a scarcity of proof that the vote was marred by widespread fraud.

The clip reveals Trump sitting down for the interview that takes a confrontational tone as Morgan says he'll be "fully straight with you to your face" to the previous president. Beneath the blare of dramatic music, the interview cuts to a title display screen with the headline "a former president in denial."

"I am an trustworthy man," Trump says to Morgan. "Rather more trustworthy than you, really."

Morgan tells Trump that he misplaced a "free and truthful election."

"Solely a idiot would suppose that," Trump fires again.

"You suppose I am a idiot?" asks Morgan.

"I do now," says Trump.

The clip cuts to Trump calling Morgan "very dishonest" earlier than he calls for the digicam be turned off and walks off the set.

The interview marks Morgan's return to tv after the veteran journalist and tv persona walked off Good Morning Britain final 12 months throughout a debate about Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex of who complained of being mistreated by the royal household.

Morgan introduced final month that his new present, Piers Morgan Uncensored, will debut on TalkTV within the U.Okay., FOX Nation within the U.S. and on Sky Information Australia. Morgan's interview with Trump is scheduled to air Monday on the inaugural broadcast of his present.

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Tv persona Piers Morgan clashed with former President Donald Trump within the preview of an upcoming interview. Above, Morgan is seen leaving his West London house to take his daughter to high school on March 10, 2021.JORAS/Getty Photographs

Asserting the present, Morgan stated on Twitter that he was pressured "to depart a job I cherished, on the peak of its success, for having the audacity to specific an actually held opinion."

He stated he hoped his new present can be "a platform for full of life vigorous debate, for news-making interviews, and that more and more taboo three-letter phrase: enjoyable. I additionally need it to harass all the suitable folks."

The brand new interview is not the primary time Morgan has gotten sideways concerning Trump. In 2018, Lord Alan Sugar, the host of the U.Okay.'s model of The Apprentice, questioned the purported wealth of Trump, calling him "that tosser with the hair."

"Oh please! That is the president of the USA, Alan," Morgan interrupted. "That is no solution to speak concerning the president, and I might prefer to apologize."

Morgan in 2020 instructed The Sunday Instances that Trump didn't deserve reelection for his dealing with of the COVID-19 pandemic. He criticized Trump for making the state of affairs "intentionally worse" by repeating "silly, loopy theories" about therapies and urging folks to protest stay-at-home orders by tweeting that some states wanted to be "liberated."

Newsweek has reached out to Trump for remark.