Piers Morgan Uncensored

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.

Expert guests discuss Israel's assault in North Gaza, including a military hostage survivor's story. Debates on Hamas resistance, billionaire leaders, and challenges of conflict resolution. The emotional turmoil of families with hostages and the urgent need for condemning atrocities while advocating for empathy and peace.

A reaction panel featuring Esther Krakue, Paula Rhone-Adrien, Mark Geragos, Dr Drew, and Will Jordan dissects Fiona Harvey's shocking interview with Piers Morgan. They question the credibility of claims, legal implications, and the authenticity of stalking allegations in the Netflix drama 'Baby Reindeer'. The discussion also delves into societal impacts, legal scrutiny of handwritten letters, and controversies surrounding the interview narrative.

The hit Netflix Show Baby Reindeer premiered just over a month ago and has earned its creator Richard Gadd rave reviews, along with praise over how he portrayed themes of stalking and sexual abuse. But one person who isn’t impressed is Fiona Harvey, a woman internet sleuths quickly identified as the ‘real’ Martha Scott, who harasses Richard Gadd’s character Donny in the show. On Piers Morgan Uncensored, Fiona repeatedly denies stalking Gadd in real life; calling him 'psychotic' and a 'liar'. She also makes it clear that she’ll be taking legal action in the near future.Piers does press Fiona though, on the fact that Gadd claims that he indeed possesses around 41,000 emails from her. Also, She reveals that she uses four separate phones, saying “I like keeping people on separate phones”.Editor's note: Netflix and Clerkenwell Films were approached to respond to the allegations made in this interview. They chose not to comment. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Political figure Tulsi Gabbard discusses leaving the Democratic Party, accusing Biden of weakness and Democrats of undermining the rule of law. Topics include Putin's potential victory, Gaza-Israel conflict, legal issues, democracy threats, and challenges in American politics and international relations.

Israeli Spokesman, Avi Hyman, debates with Piers Morgan over IDF operations, while Abby Martin and Mosab Yousef get personal in criticizing each other's views on the Israel-Palestine conflict. The podcast discusses the challenges of targeting Hamas, civilian casualties, and calls for international intervention to address the ongoing crisis in the region.

Prince Harry's return to Britain sparks speculation about a meeting with the King, new claims about Kevin Spacey, Tom Brady's roast causing uproar, Madonna's controversial antics, and a debate lineup on current issues.