"Anti-lockdown protestors are storming BBC Television centre, to protest to a TV company that isn't there any more about a lockdown that isn't on any more," wrote one Twitter user.
"That's the Archbishop of York with his seat in the House of Lords," Otto English tweeted in response.
"Steve, I bring terrible news. It’s your Brexit. It’s your ‘fiasco’. You were at the epicentre of the policy-making elite who pushed it through, without scrutiny, in the harshest terms possible," Sue Perkins tweeted.
Unfortunately, data from the Road Haulage Association seems to point to a different reason for the lack of drivers.
'"The question: is Brexit a good idea? No-one on earth knows the answer to that", says the person who literally ran the campaign to leave the EU, Dominic Cummings,' wrote Sam Bright.
"Comb your hair. Take the knee. And f*ck off out of our lives," Alastair Campbell tweeted in response to the video.
"It starts at the very top and so for me, I wasn't surprised in the slightest that I woke up this morning to those headlines."
"And so it transpires that all this time the missing ingredient from English football was Marxism."
"Sorry for the unparliamentary language but this just takes the pi**", Angela Rayner said.