Piers Morgan Uncensored

Clinical psychologist and friend of Uncensored Jordan B. Peterson joins Piers Morgan to discuss how he would psychoanalyse presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris and more.

The pair tackle technology, the battle for free speech, Elon Musk and his personal experience of the repercussions of young people being offered gender reassignment, plus Peterson gives his take on the UK scandal of former BBC newsreader Huw Edwards escaping prison after being found guilty of making indecent images of children. He also responds to British personality Carol Vorderman refusing to have his name mentioned on her radio show.

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Just when it seemed the 2024 US Election couldn’t get any more dramatic, former President Donald Trump has suffered through a second assassination attempt.

While Trump was unharmed, and reports are now coming out that the gunman did not himself manage to fire off a shot, his intentions were crystal clear. The would-be assassin, now identified as Ryan Routh, fled the scene of the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach after being spotted and shot at by Secret Service agents; leaving a rifle and other supplies in his wake.

Ex-CIA agent Andrew Bustamente, speaks to Piers Morgan about how the harrowing scene unfolded, and what the currently available intel would suggest. According to Andrew, it’s unlikely that Routh is working for the CIA, citing his clear instability as a disqualifying factor, but does agree that the rhetoric of Trump’s opponents may have radicalised him into believing Trump’s murder would save American democracy. Andrew also believes that the most logical reason for the Secret Service’s inability to stop these threats from reoccurring, is not conspiracy, but plain old incompetence.

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After another attempt on former president Donald Trump’s life, the US is left asking many questions - are we in the midst of a security scandal and if so, do members of the Secret Service now need to be fired? Could it change the election? And is America on the brink of chaos?

On this latest episode Piers Morgan is joined by: Former US Secretary of Defense, Leon Panetta, former US Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton, US Air Force veteran and YouTuber Jake Broe, podcast and radio host Ben Ferguson, former Navy Seal & Author Jonathan T Gilliam, Trump's former lawyer Jenna Ellis, former British Conservative MP Louise Mensch, comedian and commentator Jimmy Dore and Former Candidate for President and host of Social Contract with Joe Walsh, Joe Walsh.

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It has been a wretched year for Princess Catherine.

There was Katespiracy, the botched Mother’s Day photograph, months of vicious and unfounded rumours about her marriage.

Most seriously of all, she was diagnosed with cancer.

But this week, to our great relief, she announced that she’s beaten it.

Of course, these days we’re not allowed to have nice things.

Social media critics and some commentators called it “contrived,” a “cringe fest” and - in perhaps the most damning critique of all - “like something Harry and Meghan would do.”

As you might imagine, I disagree.

In a late entry for the most tasteless and despicable deed of the summer, 

Harry and Meghan released an advertisement for their new documentary - about polo - just 90 minutes after Kate’s announcement.

Joining to debate Royal historian, Tessa Dunlop Lawyer and commentator, Paula Rhone-Adrien And Author of Revenge: Meghan, Harry, and the War Between the Windsors, Tom Bower.

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The polls were shifting in Donald Trump’s favour before Tuesday night’s debate.

For all the relentless talk of “joy” and “change”, voters felt that Harris had failed to define herself and her platform. 

They needed to know more.

Most viewers think she won the debate comfortably. 

But did she move the dial?

Was this simply a missed opportunity for Trump to land a killer blow?

Or was it the turning point that Vice President Harris has been searching for?

My next guest cannot be accused of failing to give straight answers to the big questions. 

Host of No Spin News, and author of the new book “Confronting the Presidents”, Bill O’Reilly joins Piers to discuss.

Followed by a debate involving TikTok influencer, Harry Sisson ,Host of the Bitchuation Room, Francesca Fiorentini, Podcast and radio host, Ben Ferguson & Brandon Tatum, host of The Officer Tatum Show

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Donald Trump and his supporters have rightly complained for weeks that Kamala Harris is dodging questions on her record, her platform and her litany of U-turns.

Last night was a massive opportunity to ask those questions and land a decisive blow in the race for the White House.

He did not take it. 

Harris laid out a series of glaring traps for the former president.

And like a cartoon mouse distracted by the cheese, he was caught by them all.

Joining Piers to debate, Tomi Lahren, Michael Knowles, Cenk Uygur and Brian Tyler Cohen.

We also hear from Former Navy Seal and Texas Congressman, Representative Dan Crenshaw. Pollster and political strategist Frank Luntz & Independent presidential candidate - now part of Trump's transition team - Robert F Kennedy Junior 

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Dr Eric Weinstein, who first coined the term “intellectual dark web”, is a superstar of the alternative media space.

Millions watch him for his challenging and sometimes contrarian views on science, culture and politics.

In February this year he predicted what he calls “The Switch” - the replacement of President Joe Biden with Kamala Harris. 

Weinstein now rails against how readily “The Switch” has been normalised and says that - even as a lifelong Democrat - the party has lost its mind.

So, who is he backing?

And what are his predictions for the debate, the election and the world beyond November 5?

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Sir Winston Churchill is almost unanimously regarded as a hero in Western society.

In this country we voted him the Greatest Ever Briton; ahead of Shakespeare, Charles Darwin and Sir Isaac Newton.

Churchill had significant flaws, including some caustic opinions and brutal decisions which were very much of their time.

These flaws are widely-acknowledged.

But not when it comes to the Second World War. 

Rallying the country to defeat the Nazis has always been considered, well, a good thing.

Last week, history podcaster Darryl Cooper appeared on Tucker Carlson’s show in a now-viral interview which included the claim that Churchill - not Hitler - was “the chief villain of the Second World War.” 

As we’ll see, it didn’t stop there.

Debate has raged ever since. Not just about Churchill but about whether free speech and free-thinking applies to something as binary as historical fact.

Eminent historian and author of "Churchill: Walking with Destiny", Andrew Roberts joins Piers to dissect the case.

Followed by a debate with 'Part of the Problem' podcast host, Dave Smith & Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon

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Is the Harris Honeymoon is over?

Latest poll puts former President Trump a point ahead of his rival for the first time since the great replacement of Joe Biden.

And that is despite 50 straight days of a Soviet-style programme to rebuild the Vice President as a visionary cultural phenomenon and a beacon of joy.

There are many possible reasons for this. 

But one of them may simply be that ordinary Americans are getting fed up with being told the sky is green and the grass is blue.

Dick Cheney is a case in point. For the past two decades he has been the bête noire of American progressives; a racist, warmongering supervillain who only became vice president because the Supreme Court - ironically - stole the 2000 election.

But now he’s endorsing Harris, and her campaign wants you to know that it’s because he’s saving democracy.

Joining Piers to debate this & more, streamer Destiny, Xaviaer DuRousseau from Prager U, Host of Emily Saves America, Emily Wilson and Jill Stein, who's campaigning for the third time as the Green Party's candidate for president

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