Piers Morgan Uncensored

Candace Owens joins Piers Morgan for a heated debate on controversies in media, genocidal language in Israel, Kanye West's tweet, vaccine efficacy, conspiracy theories, and the Ukraine conflict. They also discuss Taylor Swift as a feminist icon and call for a public debate.

Kevin Spacey, a Hollywood legend, discusses his downfall amid sexual misconduct allegations. He opens up about Jeffrey Epstein, Prince Andrew, industry backlash, and his tarnished career. Reflects on personal growth, seeking help, and navigating legal battles. Talks about support from Elton John, consent in relationships, and the challenges of trust. Shares insights on past experiences, ethical behavior, and facing adversity with resilience.

The podcast delves into the recent Israeli hostage rescue operation in Gaza, discussing the varying casualty reports and ethical concerns. The conversation touches on the complexities of the Israel-Hamas conflict, power disparities, and the challenges of valuing lives in the region. It also explores the United Nations resolution on a ceasefire, debates on funding, atrocities, and equality in the Israel-Palestine conflict.

It's official: Fiona Harvey, aka 'the real Martha' from Baby Reindeer, is suing Netflix for a massive $170 million dollars in what the lawsuit calls the "biggest lie in television history" - a plan which she first mooted on Uncensored.The lawsuit - which Piers is in possession of - was filed in California at the end of last week.It states that Netflix spread "brutal lies...because it was a better story than the truth, and better stories made money". As a result of "malfeasance and utterly reckless misconduct, Harvey's life had been ruined."The streaming giant, however, isn't rolling over. Far from it. In their first public comment, they said: "We intend to defend this matter vigorously and to stand by Richard Gadd's right to tell his story." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Piers Morgan hosts a heated debate on Pride Month with guests defending LGBTQ+ rights and highlighting challenges faced in sports. Discussions touch on corporate support, gender neutrality, women's rights, and the significance of Pride celebrations.

Piers Morgan brings together Benny Johnson, David Pakman, Alan Dershowitz, and Nomiki Konst to discuss the fallout from Donald Trump's guilty verdict, potential legal consequences, and the controversial idea of locking up a political candidate before an election. The podcast also touches on falsifying documents, the weaponization of the legal system in politics, and the impact of legal convictions on elections.

Lunden Roberts, mother of five, reveals her rollercoaster relationship with Hunter Biden, the struggles of arranging a DNA test for paternity, and the legal battles surrounding their daughter. The complex family dynamics involving President Biden and the lack of acknowledgment of their grandchild add further depth to the story.

Ben Shapiro and Piers Morgan discuss Trump's trial verdict, Biden's presidency, and the ongoing conflict in Israel. They also touch on the challenges of countering terrorism, social media struggles, and revitalizing America's values.

Laura Wray, Scottish lawyer and alleged first stalking victim of Fiona Harvey, shares her terrifying story with Piers Morgan. They discuss real-life parallels with Baby Reindeer, challenges in the workplace, legal processes of obtaining an interim interdict, and the impact of stalking allegations on mental health and reputation.

Charlamagne tha God talks Trump conviction, Diddy allegations, and addresses the Caitlin Clark racism debate. They discuss media manipulations, fairness in legal actions against Trump, and accountability of political figures. The conversation also delves into personal trauma, race, privilege, and talent in the context of basketball.