Piers Morgan Uncensored

President Trump says the US has postponed what he described as its largest military operation since World War II, claiming the decision followed direct appeals from Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince and Iran. He insists a new deal is within reach, despite growing criticism that the delay has weakened America's negotiating position.

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Can science create life from scratch? A new study claiming to have produced self-growing, self-replicating blobs using entirely lab-made DNA has reignited one of science's biggest debates. If confirmed, the breakthrough could reshape our understanding of biology and raise profound philosophical and religious questions about the origins of life.

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Vice President JD Vance spent 21 gruelling hours negotiating with Iranian officials in a high-stakes attempt to end the ongoing Iran War. The result? A Memorandum of Understanding so vague that both sides walked away claiming victory, yet agreeing to nothing.

As the world watches, both nations remain locked in a stalemate with rigid "bright red lines." The U.S. demands a guarantee against nuclear weapons and a permanently open Hormuz Strait, while Iran is calling for total sanctions relief, war reparations, and continued control over its nuclear assets.

Joining Piers Morgan to navigate this diplomatic minefield is Doron Spielman, the newly appointed international spokesman for Benjamin Netanyahu as well as Professor Mohammed Marandi and lawyer Alan Dershowitz.

Uncensored tackles the tough questions: Can this administration steer us away from a war that is draining U.S. munitions, inflating global gas prices, and shattering crucial alliances? Is peace even possible, or are we witnessing the inevitable escalation of a conflict that no one can control?

(00:00) Introduction

(01:30) Doron Spielman interview begins

(02:17) Netanyahu’s visit to the U.S. and calls for his arrest

(04:05) American-Israeli war aims in Iran and victory against the ‘evil’ regime

10:27 Where and when does victory come?

13:03 Piers asks Doron about the potential to get Benjamin Netanyahu on Uncensored

(13:43) Professor Marandi and Alan Dershowitz join Piers to debate the state of the Iran war

(19:04) Are the chances of Iran developing a nuclear weapon exactly the same as before the war?

(22:05) Marandi slams Dershowitz as ‘Epstein’s buddy’

(24:46) Professor Marandi defends the Iranian regime against the Israeli regime

(28:06) Israel’s declining popularity around the world

(31:10) Marandi to Dershowitz: ‘We are in 1942 and you are the Nazi regime!’

(41:41) Alan Dershowitz’s rebuttal to Professor Marandi

(44:47) Do all Palestinians in Gaza have equal rights as the Israelis?

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President Trump hosted Volodymyr Zelensky and Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House as tensions with Iran continue to escalate, raising fresh questions about the prospect of a wider regional conflict.

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The chaos of unintended consequences is one of the biggest strategic problems with waging war. With Iran’s proxy militias attacking Saudi oil facilities and Ukraine striking Iranian vessels linked to Russia, experts fear we are spiraling toward a conflict that nobody can control.

Is the U.S. about to get dragged into a wider war? Uncensored explores why the conversation has pivoted from "getting out" to "how to escalate," and whether any military operation can lead to a real victory.

Joining Piers Morgan to make sense of the escalating tensions in the Middle East and the Saudi nuclear deal is political scientist Professor John Mearsheimer, before Piers is joined by his panel; retired General and former Assistant Secretary of State Mark Kimmitt, Professor of Political Science & Military Analyst Robert Pape and Former General and NATO Supreme Allied Commander Wesley Clark.

Plus, Piers speaks to Ivy League student Austin Franco, whose life has been turned upside down after he went viral for telling prospective employers that he was “not interested in working for a Jew.”

Have we made it impossible for young people to make stupid mistakes in the age of social media? In a post-cancel culture society, do people like Franco deserve a second chance? After this interview, Piers wasn’t so convinced…

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(00:00) Introduction

(03:22) Professor John Mearsheimer

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(12:24) Trump signs nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia

(18:55) Ukraine-Russia

(21:19) Iran Debate

(59:49) Austin Franco

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Is social media now the true battleground for modern conflict? From Iran using Lego to troll American adversaries, to Donald Trump using platforms to announce ceasefires and threaten conflict, the digital landscape has become a chaotic front line.

In this episode, Piers Morgan dives into how the Iran War is escalating beyond the physical realm, with shifting alliances and high-stakes propaganda wins. He also looks at the massive U-turn by right-wing influencers who are rethinking their stance on Ukraine, and ask whether social media - while entertaining - is distorting our perception of reality. Plus we examine Elon Musk’s approach to his critics and his influence on Western civilization in a heated exchange from The Economist. All the above is discussed with CEO of X Strategies and Trump social media advisor Alex Bruesewitz, Zeteo News founder Mehdi Hasan and Republican candidate for Governor of California Steve Hilton.

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Piers also exclusively speaks to Mattea Petrescu, the former spokeswoman for Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate, about why she decided to stop working for them.

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(00:00) Introduction

(02:40) Alex Bruesewitz

(11:50) Laura Loomer’s visit to Ukraine

(17:15) Mehdi Hasan and Steve Hilton

(23:15) Steve Hilton on "Gladiator" campaign video

(31:45) The Iran War and Trump's social media strategy

(39:55) Elon Musk asked about being ‘anti-Muslim’

(47:10) Netanyahu to meet Trump at White House

(52:49) Former Tate staffer Mateea Petrescu

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Ten years after the MAGA movement began, has Donald Trump’s legacy been destroyed?

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President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio have confirmed they will not block the extradition of Andrew and Tristan Tate to the UK, where they face 59 serious charges, including sexual assault and sex trafficking.

The decision is a significant setback for the Tate brothers, as they rely on the argument that the charges against them are politically motivated to secure U.S. intervention. Joseph McBride, the attorney for the brothers, has been actively portraying them as political prisoners, making a direct appeal for the President’s empathy.

The situation has sparked intense debate among conservatives regarding the movement's association with the Tates. While Andrew Tate maintains a vocal following and strong support for Donald Trump, his public profile - including his history of provocative statements - has left many questioning whether the movement’s values are being compromised.

Is the Tate case truly a form of "lawfare," or are these serious criminal allegations that must be allowed to play out in court?

Piers Morgan speaks to Matt Jury, the lawyer representing the alleged victims in the UK, before examining the implications of this extradition for the conservative right and the wider questions of principle vs. political alliance with Michael Knowles, Adam Sosnick and Pearl Davis. He also speaks to Dr Phil for his insight.

(00:00) Introduction

(04:53) Tate prosecution lawyer Matt Jury

(09:10) Should the Tates do a life sentence?

(13:05) Michael Knowles on the charges against the Tates

(15:36) Shapiro slamming Fuentes, Carlson and the Tates

(19:52) Pearl Davis on the Tates’ innocence

(26:25) Adam Sosnik

(29:00) The multiculturalism and murder rates in London

(36:30) Are women worse drivers than men?

(40:54) Doctor Phil

(45:10) Tates and the manosphere?

(47:15) UFO files

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Benjamin Netanyahu is a wanted man, but can NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani actually arrest him when he arrives in New York? After months of doubling down on his pledge to execute the ICC’s arrest warrant, the Mayor has now admitted that his administration lacks the legal authority to do so.

Piers Morgan breaks down the controversy, the "political stunt" accusations from Senator John Fetterman, and the deeper reality of the ICC’s reach and US political influence.

Joining Uncensored to debate the fallout, the legitimacy of the ICC, and the broader political landscape are Republican congresswoman for South Carolina, Nancy Mace, Republican congresswoman for Colorado, Lauren Bobert and Israeli ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon plus The Young Turks’ Ana Kasparian, former Trump attorney and radio broadcaster Jenna Ellise and former Trump press aide Caroline Sunshine.

(00:00) Introduction

(04:02) Nancy Mace

(11:20) What is a woman?

(14:10) Death threats

(17:22) Mamdani vs Netanyahu

(21:58) Trump says Netanyahu will not be arrested

(29:20) Pete Hegseth says war on Iran has cost $37.5bn 

(43:00) Lauren Boebert

(51:20) Danny Danon

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Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has insisted that the country's nuclear programme is "not up for negotiation" and says it never was, dismissing the idea that pressure from President Donald Trump or the United States will force Tehran to change course.

In a rare and revealing interview, Araghchi argues that threats and military pressure do not work on Iran, saying the country's leadership has endured decades of conflict and is not afraid of further confrontation. He also rejects the prospect of trading away Iran's uranium enrichment programme, describing it as something that is "not for sale."

His remarks come as President Trump reiterates his claim that the United States controls the Strait of Hormuz and signals a tougher approach towards Tehran, saying Washington's objective has shifted from stopping Iran's enrichment programme to ending it altogether.

With US strikes on Iran and the ceasefire appearing increasingly fragile, the prospect of renewed diplomacy looks more uncertain than ever. The programme examines whether negotiations are still possible, what both sides hope to achieve, and what the latest escalation could mean for the wider region.

Piers Morgan is joined by author & journalist, Michael Wolff, Senior Editor-at-large of  Newsweek Josh Hammer, host of Channel Five, Andrew Callaghan, Guardian Angels founder and former NYC mayoral candidate, Curtis Sliwa, and former US combat pilot aka Max Afterburner, Ryan Bodenheimer, to discuss.

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