Piers Morgan Uncensored

Christiane Amanpour, CNN’s chief international anchor, examines the midterm backlash, Trump’s Iran dilemma, and fears of renewed strikes. Kevin O’Leary, Shark Tank investor and businessman, explores inflation, tariffs, trade, and the economic forces shaping voter anger. The discussion also tackles Israel’s influence, nuclear ambiguity, MAGA’s anti-war promises, and the political risks of escalation.

Emily Maitlis, British political journalist; Cenk Uygur, progressive commentator and Young Turks co-founder; and Marjorie Taylor Greene, former Republican congresswoman, dissect a stunning Democratic midterm sweep. They debate whether voters rejected Trump and MAGA, the fallout from foreign-policy battles and broken promises, Republican succession, Democratic contenders, and the 2028 power struggle.

Ben Ferguson, conservative radio commentator; Mehdi Hasan, journalist and Zeteo founder; Michael Knowles, Daily Wire commentator; Omar Baddar, political journalist; Nancy Mace, former South Carolina representative; and Dave Smith, comedian and libertarian podcaster, dissect a dramatic U.S. midterm shake-up. They debate Trump’s collapsing coalition, war with Iran, Gaza, immigration, the economy, progressive power, nepotism, and the Republican Party’s future.

Journalist Jon Sopel, former BBC North America editor, and conservative commentator Isabel Brown join political voices Mehdi Hasan and Cenk Uygur for a fiery midterm preview. They clash over Michigan’s Haley Stevens–Abdul El-Sayed race, Israel, Iran and the nuclear threat, Trump’s promises, MAGA fractures, economic anxiety, and whether Democrats risk a Corbyn-style backlash. Final predictions point to a nail-biting election.

Dave Smith, a stand-up comedian, political commentator, and libertarian podcaster, joins the conversation on Trump’s foreign-policy reversal, Iran, and conservatives turning against him. They debate broken presidential promises, criticism of Israel versus antisemitism, Ukraine and Russia, the midterm outlook, and the Democrats’ search for a 2028 contender. Smith also explains why he rejects the two-party system.

Egyptian comedian and political commentator Bassem Youssef clashes with Israeli settler leader Daniella Weiss over Gaza, October 7 and the future of Israeli settlements. Iranian academic Mohammed Marandi, Israeli scholar Mordechai Kedar and biographer Benjamin Moser debate Netanyahu’s legacy, Zionism, Iran, democracy and competing historical claims. Expect fiery arguments, biblical justifications and sharp satire.

Katie Zacharia, a lawyer and political commentator, discusses her five-day White House press secretary tenure, media mockery, family reactions, and whether she would return. Anthony Scaramucci, financier and former White House communications director, joins to give her an “A+,” reflect on his own exit, Washington betrayals, Trump, Iran, and the midterm outlook.

Palestinian Ambassador Husam Zomlot, commentator Omar Baddar, journalist Jonathan Freedland, political scientist Norman Finkelstein, and former IDF spokesperson Jonathan Conricus debate Netanyahu’s political survival. They clash over Israel’s democratic system, Palestinian representation, Gaza’s civilian toll, military conduct, Trump’s influence, and whether Netanyahu’s rivals would bring meaningful change. The discussion asks who truly holds power in Israel’s elections, and what the outcome means for Palestinians.

Glenn Greenwald, investigative journalist; Liz Wheeler, conservative commentator; Cenk Uygur, Young Turks founder; and former Prime Minister Liz Truss join a fiery political debate. They tackle controversial campaign ads, allegations surrounding Lindsey Graham, media double standards, blackmail risks, Brazil’s election and unreliable polling. Truss faces tough questions about her brief premiership, the mini-budget crisis, the Bank of England and her limited acceptance of blame.

Jo Elvin, a journalist and Royals Uncensored co-host, and Jason Lee, founder of Hollywood Unlocked, join a heated discussion about allegations involving Thomas Markle Sr. They examine the timeline of reported warnings, law enforcement’s response, Meghan and Harry’s decisions, privacy versus transparency, possible prosecution, racism, media scrutiny, and the Princess Diana debate.