Piers Morgan Uncensored

Fiona Harvey, the real Martha from Baby Reindeer, plans to sue after a controversial interview with Piers Morgan. The podcast discusses defamation, trans fetishization, and legal implications of portraying real people inaccurately in entertainment content.

Piers Morgan interviews Roger Bonds, P Diddy's former head of security, who calls Diddy a 'king manipulator'. DJ Vlad discusses public reactions to Cassie assault. They delve into Diddy's manipulation and controversies in the hip hop world.

University of Tehran Professor Mohammad Marandi fiercely defends Ebrahim Raisi while IDF spokesperson Jonathan Conricus criticizes him as the 'Butcher of Tehran'. They discuss the implications of Raisi's death for Iran and the region, Western government hypocrisy, terrorism connections in Iran, women's rights, ICC's charges of war crimes, conflict between Israel and Hamas, and accusations of war crimes in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Actress Jessica Gunning, known for her role in Baby Reindeer, is discussed in this episode of Piers Morgan Uncensored. Viewers praise her performance while questioning a guest's mental health. Piers plans to interview Baby Reindeer creator Richard Gadd after personally emailing him.

Former caporegime for the Colombo Crime Family, Michael Franzese, discusses venue cancellations on his UK tour, reflecting on Israel and interviews. Piers Morgan delves into his past of crime and violence, exploring societal double standards and the importance of respect in relationships. The podcast also touches on legal proceedings, unjust trials, leaving the Mafia world, and reflections on fear, appearance, and life lessons.

Former Mumford & Sons guitarist turned podcaster and Spectator contributor Winston Marshall discusses his transformation after leaving the band. He debates Nancy Pelosi, delves into populism and political movements, challenges double standards in political discourse, and navigates cancel culture and free speech.

Piers Morgan and guests debate the appropriateness of Harry and Meghan's Africa tour post-royal life. Tessa Dunlop praises Harry's charisma, while discussions cover royal responsibilities, family dynamics, support, and American perceptions. The symbolism of a royal portrait, colonialism, slavery, reparations, and reconciliation are also explored.

Norman Finkelstein and Yishai Fleisher debate the war in Gaza, with Norman predicting 'mega-deaths' in an IDF invasion into Rafah while Yishai argues for prosecuting the war to the end. Tensions rise as Norman calls Yishai a 'war criminal' and demands his prosecution under international law.

Comedian, activist, media host, and drag queen discuss the controversy surrounding Israel's participation in Eurovision, debating whether it serves as a propaganda tool. They touch on British hypocrisy, the moral implications of conflicts, the ethics of resistance vs. terrorism, and the intertwining of politics with cultural events like Eurovision.

Debate participants Imarn Ayton, Chris Daw, Officer Tatum, and Andy Signore question if Netflix may face legal trouble for Baby Reindeer, discuss Piers Morgan's interview with Fiona Harvey, and lawyer Chris Daw considering taking Fiona's case. Topics include ethical implications of giving a platform to alleged victims, blurring fiction with reality, and the controversy surrounding portrayals in the series.