Piers Morgan Uncensored

Joining the discussion are Dave Smith, a libertarian comedian and political commentator known for critiquing U.S. foreign policy, and Jonathan Conricus, a retired IDF lieutenant colonel and former spokesperson. They dive into Netanyahu's controversial pardon request amidst escalating Gaza conflict casualties. The conversation heats up around U.S. influence on Israeli politics and accountability for IDF actions. Tensions rise as Dave questions military conduct, while Jonathan defends IDF integrity, highlighting the challenges of media access and the complexity of international scrutiny.

Elizabeth Kinney, a mother-of-four, shares her harrowing experience of being arrested for sending offensive text messages, detailing the shocking police raid on her home. The panel, featuring journalist Marc Lamont Hill and broadcaster Andrew Wilson, engages in a heated debate over free speech, the intent behind slurs, and the implications of policing private conversations. They discuss the rise in arrests for communications offenses in the UK and the balance between protecting individuals and stifling free expression.

Nancy Mace, a U.S. congresswoman passionate about national security, and Matt Tardio, a retired Special Forces soldier with firsthand experience in Afghanistan, join the discussion. They delve into the fallout of a tragic shooting involving an Afghan immigrant and the implications of President Trump halting Afghan immigration. Mace advocates for stricter vetting, while Tardio highlights the chaos and gaps in the evacuation process. They tackle complex issues of loyalty among Afghan allies and the broader context of U.S. intervention, stirring a heated debate on immigration and security.

Graham Linehan, a comedy writer known for his work in television, shares insights on his recent legal victory and the state of comedy today. The Critical Drinker offers sharp commentary on comedies and the recent film Wicked, weighing in on Hollywood's box office trends. Dr. Anastasia Gabriel provides a thought-provoking look at gender issues and the implications of a trans athlete winning the World's Strongest Woman contest. The panel also humorously debates classic comedies and makes predictions for Time's Person of the Year.

Joining Piers Morgan are Andy Webb, an investigative journalist and author of 'Dianarama,' who digs into the BBC's controversial interview with Princess Diana, and Tessa Dunlop, a royal historian and commentator. They discuss shocking claims that the interview may have contributed to Diana's tragic death and the inner workings of BBC's deceitful practices. The conversation also touches on Meghan Markle’s recent controversies and the fallout from Prince Andrew's ties to Jeffrey Epstein, highlighting the royal family's ongoing struggles with trust and media perceptions.

Join Piers Morgan and an engaging panel featuring Cenk Uygur, founder of The Young Turks, discussing systemic discontent linked to immigration and economic challenges. Brandon Tatum, a former police officer, emphasizes strict immigration enforcement and cultural assimilation. Oli Dugmore provides insightful policy analysis, proposing a processing center in France to reduce illegal crossings. The conversation tackles the balance between empathy for refugees and local resentment, alongside the historical context and future implications of migration on national identity.

Join Riley Gaines, a former collegiate swimmer and women's sports advocate, comedian Dean Obeidallah, and political analyst Mike Nellis for a lively discussion. They explore the surprising cordiality between Trump and Mayor Zoran Mamdani, dissect Trump's negotiation tactics, and debate the thin line between political optics and substance. The guests tackle culture war issues, including trans athletes, and dive into whether populism can bridge political divides. It's a thought-provoking chat with quick wits and passionate perspectives!

Conservative commentator Ben Ferguson, Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, MMA fighter Jake Shields, and right-wing activist Richie Black join for a heated debate on Nick Fuentes' impact. Ferguson calls Fuentes a white supremacist opportunist, while Rabbi Shmuley condemns his antisemitism. Shields defends Fuentes’ appeal to Gen Z, attributing it to humor and cultural grievances. The panel grapples with whether Fuentes should be condemned by leaders like the Pope, examining the nuance of his rhetoric and its implications for the MAGA movement.

Joining the discussion are Jeffrey Sachs, an economist and global affairs expert, and Wesley Clark, a retired General and former NATO Supreme Allied Commander. They delve into the nuances of a contentious peace deal for Ukraine, debating its feasibility and implications. Bob Amsterdam offers a legal perspective on the invasion's lawfulness, while Bill Browder highlights the moral imperative of supporting Ukraine against Russian occupation. Meanwhile, Henry Sardaryan provides insights into the Russian viewpoint on the proposed plans, leaving listeners pondering the complex dynamics at play.

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.