Piers Morgan had to apologise to Good Morning Britain viewers on Wednesday, after Lord Sugar swore during a debate about Theresa May.
The presenter, 53, had to quickly wrap up a debate after The Apprentice frontman, 71, was asked about the biggest cheque he could write.
This came as the pair also clashed in a furious debate around Prime Minister Theresa May, after Lord Sugar admitted he had sympathy for the politician.
At odds: Piers Morgan (right) had to apologise to Good Morning Britain viewers on Wednesday, after Lord Sugar (left) swore during a debate about Theresa May
Appearing as a guest on the daytime favourite, Lord Sugar was asked by Piers about how far he could extend his riches.
The businessman replied: 'I tell you, I could write a cheque by using my total funds of around about £250 million, present it to the bank and it would be paid.'
He then added: 'That t****r with the hair [Donald Trump], right…'
Oops! Lord Sugar was a guest on the show where Piers asked him how much was the biggest cheque he could write, leading him to respond with £250 million'
Naughty: Lord Sugar, then went onto describe President Donald Trump as a 't****r'
No swearing: Piers then interjected on the interview to say to viewers: 'That's no way to talk about the President of the United States, and I'd like to apologise to anyone offended by that'
Piers then quickly interjected: 'Please, the President of the United States,' leading Lord Sugar to add: 'Yeah, him. He couldn't do that. He couldn't do that.'
Piers then swiftly apologies to viewers for the language used, saying: 'That's no way to talk about the President of the United States, and I'd like to apologise to anyone offended by that.'
It came as Piers and Lord Sugar were also involved in a furious debate around Prime Minister Theresa May, as she prepared to make a statement following the news that MP's were set to trigger a vote of no confidence.
Explosive: It came as Piers and Lord Sugar were also involved in a furious debate around Prime Minister Theresa May, following the news of a vote of no confidence
Heated: The Apprentice frontman revealed that he actually felt sympathy for the politician, saying she was left in an impossible situation regarding Brexit
Annoyed: Piers then asked whether he would have fired Theresa May if she was a candidate on The Apprentice, and he responded: 'No, not really'
Irate: But Piers continued pushing for an answer, leading Lord Sugar to furiously counter: 'Excuse me, don't put words into my mouth mate'
Surprisingly Lord Sugar admitted he actually had sympathy for the politician, as he felt she was left in an impossible situation surrounding Brexit, when the previous PM David Cameron resigned just hours after the Leave vote was confirmed.
He said to Piers and co-host Susanna Reid: 'You've got these turncoats that have written these 48 letters or whatever it is,' he began.
'She was thrown into this untenable position when Cameron went off and left her to sort out getting out of the EU.
'I think she hasn't done a bad job. She's shown dignity and all that stuff.'
Arguing: Justifying his side Piers then interjected: 'They do know what she's done wrong. She's ended up with a plan that's not Brexit'
Furious: Lord Sugar then demanded: 'What is the plan, explain the plan,' which led Piers to joke: 'I'm taking back control of this interview'
Going on to speak about the Brexit deal, he added: 'Be honest, you must have flicked through that document and got to page ten and said, ''I don't understand any of this, it's nonsense.''
Piers then asked whether he would have fired Theresa if she was a candidate on The Apprentice, leading him to simply say: 'No, not really.'
But Piers continued pushing for an answer, leading Lord Sugar to furiously counter: 'Excuse me, don't put words into my mouth mate.
'She would get fired, if I knew the reason and deep detail of what she has done wrong.'
Busy: It proved to be a chaotic instalment of the breakfast favourite, following the news of the No Confidence vote and confirmation that Theresa May would make a statement on it
Turbulent: Piers' debate with Lord Sugar ended when the business mogul joked he should be the new leader of the Labour Party
Justifying his side Piers then interjected: 'They do know what she's done wrong. She's ended up with a plan that's not Brexit,' leading Lord Sugar to demand: 'What is the plan, explain the plan.'
Piers then joked: 'I'm taking back control of this interview,' which led the businessman to add that he believed Chuka Umunna - MP for Streatham and former Shadow Business Secretary - should replace Theresa May.
He then jokingly added: 'And by the way, you should be leader of the Labour party.'
Caught out: It came in a show which also saw Piers leave viewers in hysterics after he was caught sending a tweet to actress Pamela Anderson live on air
Hilarious: Viewers rushed to social media to point out that the time stamp on Piers' post meant he had sent it in the middle of an interview with ITV's Political Editor Robert Peston
It came in a show which also saw Piers leave viewers in hysterics after he was caught sending a tweet to actress Pamela Anderson live on air.
Viewers rushed to social media to point out that the time stamp on Piers' post meant he had sent it in the middle of an interview with ITV's Political Editor Robert Peston via phone link.
Piers wrote: 'I love you just the way you are Pamela - keep stirring those pots,' in response to a post the Baywatch actress shared about how she understands certain people cannot accept her.
Stylish: Meanwhile Piers' co-anchor Susanna Reid was also putting on a stylish display in a red floral wrap dress
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Main photo article Piers Morgan had to apologise to Good Morning Britain viewers on Wednesday, after Lord Sugar swore during a debate about Theresa May.
The presenter, 53, had to quickly wrap up a debate after The Apprentice frontman, 71, was asked about the biggest cheque he could write.
This came as the pair...
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