Piers Morgan Uncensored

Danny Atom, former head of Mossad, shares fascinating insights into intelligence operations and their ethical dilemmas. Alan Dershowitz, Harvard Law Professor, discusses the controversy surrounding the JFK assassination and potential CIA connections. Lady Victoria Hervé provides a personal view on allegations against Prince Andrew, examining a contentious photograph linked to the case. The conversation delves into the layers of conspiracy theories fueling public intrigue around both JFK's assassination and the Epstein files.

Blossom C. Brown, a passionate transgender activist, joins Matt Walsh, a conservative commentator, and Lord Sebastian Coe, President of World Athletics, for a heated discussion. They dive into the complexities of transgender athletes in women's sports, weighing inclusion against fairness. The conversation touches on recent policy changes, historical implications of sex segregation, and personal narratives that shape opinions on the issue. Expect lively debates on privilege, race, and the integrity of competitive athletics.

Candace Owens, the outspoken host of her own podcast, is known for her polarizing views, while Rabbi Shmuley, an author dedicated to inter-community dialogue, tackles the tough issues head-on. They dive deep into Kanye West's controversial remarks and the moral quandaries surrounding media biases. The duo engages in a respectful yet heated debate about the Israel-Hamas conflict, emphasizing the need for civil discourse. They also explore the implications of nationalism and historical narratives, dissecting the fine line between critique and anti-Semitism.

This discussion features Cenk Uygur, a political commentator and co-founder of The Young Turks, Hussam Zomlatt, the Palestinian ambassador to the UK, and Batia Ungar-Sargon, Deputy Opinion Editor at Newsweek. They dive into the humanitarian crises in Gaza, emphasizing the dire consequences on civilians, especially children. The conversation addresses the complexities of military actions, evolving global perceptions, and the necessity for accountability and balance in narratives surrounding the conflict. The emotional impact and historical significance are powerfully illustrated throughout their dialogue.

Join Jimmy Corsetti, an alternative scientific theorist, and Dan Richards, who critiques pyramid construction claims, as they unravel the mysteries of the Pyramids of Giza. Milo Rossi discusses the importance of integrating technology in archaeology, while Zahi Hawass shares insights from his extensive work on ancient Egypt. They explore the disputes between mainstream archaeology and alternative theories, the potential of hidden discoveries at Giza, and the enduring questions about ancient civilizations, all while calling for a more inclusive dialogue in the field.

Piers Morgan interviews Jeremiah Johnston, a professor and pastor at the Christian Thinkers Society, and Dr. Joseph S. Accetta from the Shroud of Turin Research Project. They delve into the Shroud of Turin, exploring its historical significance and the ongoing debate about its authenticity. The guests discuss scientific studies that question its origins, 1988 carbon dating results, and how its markings relate to crucifixion practices. They tackle the intersection of faith and science, raising thought-provoking questions about this enigmatic religious artifact.

Join renowned guests Brett Giroir, a former Trump administration health official, Brett Weinstein, a former evolutionary biology professor, and Dave Farina, host of Professor Dave Explains, as they tackle the controversial stances of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on health and vaccines. They debate the implications of mRNA technology funding cuts and assess RFK's impact on American public health. The conversation dives into vaccine safety, the role of misinformation, and the push for holistic health approaches, providing a thought-provoking exploration of modern health challenges.

Jamal Elshayyal, Director of Al Jazeera 360, shares insights on the controversial targeting of journalists in conflict zones, while Jotam Confino, a Middle East correspondent, discusses journalist connections to Hamas. Genocide expert William Schabas and law professor Jeffrey Lax engage in a heated debate about the classification of the current conflict as genocide, diving deep into legal definitions and implications. The discussion probes the ethics of targeting media figures amidst warfare, raising crucial questions about accountability and the safety of journalists.

Dave Smith, host of 'Part of the Problem,' brings his libertarian insights, while Bill Browder heads the Global Magnitsky Justice Campaign advocating for human rights. Together with General Mark Kimmitt, they discuss President Trump's upcoming summit with Putin and the delicate balance of negotiating peace in Ukraine. Concerns arise about territorial concessions to Russia, and they explore the complexities of trust, military strategy, and the ethics of diplomacy. The conversation dives into NATO's role and the evolving geopolitical landscape, emphasizing the urgent need for nuanced solutions.

Dean Cain, the former Superman star turned aspiring ICE agent, joins political strategist Tim Miller for a spirited discussion. They dive into the controversial role of ICE amid criticism of its deportation practices. Cain shares his motivations for becoming an agent, facing backlash from figures like John Oliver. The pair also engages in a heated debate over law enforcement qualifications and the ethical challenges of immigration policies, throwing in some humor as they explore crime rates and public safety measures in urban areas.