Renowned author and activist Ernest Owens, known for tackling cancel culture, and Ghanaian-British musician Fuse ODG, who champions African culture, join the conversation. They dive into the absurdity of Jaguar’s controversial ad, critiquing its disconnect with traditional marketing. The duo also tackles the backlash against the 'Wicked' movie and debates the legacy of charity campaigns like Band Aid, emphasizing the need for dignity in representation and a shift away from dehumanizing narratives in marketing.

Joining Piers Morgan are Ernest Owens, author of "The Case for Cancel Culture," who critiques celebrity influence in politics, and Mike Nellis, a former advisor to Kamala Harris, who reflects on her Hollywood ties. They discuss how endorsements from stars no longer sway voters and examine the disconnect between celebrity opinions and real political engagement. The conversation takes a turn toward masculinity and mental health, addressing societal pressures on men. Finally, they scrutinize the evolving role of women in politics and the decline of traditional media.