Piers Morgan Uncensored

Joining Piers Morgan are Andrew Wilson, a political commentator from The Crucible; Isabel Brown, a Conservative voice at The Daily Wire; Brian Shapiro, host of Pushing The Limits; and barrister Paula Roan-Adrien. They dissect Trump's 'piggy' comment towards a reporter and its implications for his presidency. The discussion touches on immigration policies, the rising influence of Nick Fuentes, and the ongoing tensions within free speech debates. The panel also reflects on Michelle Obama's insights on beauty standards for Black women and shares humorous takes on Tom Cruise's Oscar prospects.

Benny Johnson, a conservative media host, discusses the growing rifts in the conservative movement, emphasizing the need for unity under the America First banner. Steven Crowder, a funny and unapologetic conservative comedian, offers a filter for evaluating political commentators and stresses the dangers of clickbait. Matt Schlapp, CPAC's chairman, talks about internal disagreements and the complexities of criticizing Israel versus antisemitisim. Congressman Dan Crenshaw weighs in on MAGA dynamics and the challenges surrounding transparency in policy.

Ebrahim Rasool, former South African ambassador to the U.S. and a veteran politician, discusses his country’s stance on Gaza amidst serious allegations against Israel. He argues that claims of ethnic cleansing are nuanced, highlighting complexities around refugee status. Emily Schrader, an Israeli-American journalist, counters these assertions, questioning South Africa's complicity and challenging the narrative of coercion. The conversation delves into moral limits of resistance, the role of international pressure, and the pressing need for discourse around a ceasefire.

Join Buck Sexton, a media and politics commentator; Ana Kasparian, host and producer at The Young Turks; and Wajahat Ali, commentator from Democracy-ish, as they dive into the intricacies of the Epstein files and the radicalization of Thomas Crooks. They discuss missed warning signs, the credibility of the FBI, and how transparency can combat conspiracy theories. The panel debates the dire consequences of over-redaction and explores potential political cover-ups surrounding Epstein's web of influence, leaving listeners questioning who we can truly trust.

This discussion features Mike Baker, a former CIA operative; James Story, former U.S. ambassador to Venezuela; Ryan Grim, journalist and co-host of Breaking Points; and Max Blumenthal, editor at The Grayzone. They dive into the recent U.S. strikes on Venezuelan boats and the implications of a military buildup in the region. Topics include the legitimacy of U.S. narratives about drug trafficking, concerns over regime change, and the motivations behind U.S. interventions, particularly focusing on Venezuela's vast oil resources. A thought-provoking conversation on complex geopolitics ensues.

Yusuf Tuggar, Nigeria's Foreign Minister, defends the government against allegations of a Christian genocide, emphasizing the complexity of regional violence. Goldie Ghamari, a former Canadian MP, counters with claims of systematic targeting of Christians, urging international scrutiny. Reverend Zeke Dachomo shares harrowing personal stories and calls for global intervention. The discussion dives into the varying casualty figures and the implications of media narratives, with Tuggar warning against potential conflicts arising from external pressures.

Cenk Uygur, founder of The Young Turks, joins conservative commentator Michael Knowles, political analyst Brian Tyler Cohen, former White House aide Anthony Scaramucci, and Officer Tatum, Brandon. They dive into the impending release of the Epstein files and the diverse political implications behind it. The guests debate potential partisan embarrassments, Trump's shifting stance on disclosure, and the intriguing allegations of Mossad involvement. The conversation reveals strong opinions about transparency, victim justice, and the intricate dynamics within both political parties.

Join Scott Galloway, a professor known for his sharp insights on masculinity and technology, and Kevin O'Leary, the entrepreneurial mind from Shark Tank. They dive into the epidemic of male loneliness and challenge the concept of toxic masculinity, arguing that societal messages are harming young men. The duo also explores how smartphones are exacerbating isolation, alongside the impact of AI on jobs and relationships. Galloway offers practical solutions for young men, while O'Leary shares views on financial readiness in partnerships and the complexities of wealth in today's economy.

Bill O'Reilly, bestselling author and media commentator, joins Dave Rubin, host of The Rubin Report, along with Scott Horton, Batya Ungar-Sargon, and Zach Costello to dissect the current state of conservatism. They dive into the fallout from Nick Fuentes' appearance on Tucker Carlson and what it means for MAGA's future. The guests argue over platforming extremists, with Horton discussing the backlash against anti-Zionism and Ungar-Sargon warning of normalizing racist views. They also explore the influence of online radicalization on young conservatives.

Professional soccer player Elizabeth Eddy discusses her controversial opinion piece on transgender participation in women's sports, detailing the backlash from teammates. YouTuber Blaire White critiques the fairness of allowing trans women in women's categories, emphasizing biological differences. Dr. Helen Webberley advocates for a nuanced approach to policy, suggesting ability-based classifications while warning against using trans individuals as political pawns. The conversation delves into safety concerns in contact sports and the need to protect women's categories.