Piers Morgan Uncensored

Donald Trump’s approval rating has fallen to its lowest point of either presidency, with barely 31 per cent of Americans believing he is doing a good job. With the US midterm elections just 13 days away, the president is facing mounting political pressure as wars in Ukraine and Iran threaten to define his administration.

(00:00:00) Introduction

(00:03:00) Alastair Campbell 

(00:21:02) Will Chamberlain responds

(00:26:00) Trita Parsi on the consequences of the Iran War 

(00:28:30) Elon Musk’s role in weakening Ukraine’s defences 

(00:33:03) Will the U.S. win in the Iran War? 

(00:37:00) Ukraine war and Zelensky’s changing relationship with the U.S. 

(00:44:05) General Keith Kellogg on Ukraine War

(00:50:24) General Kellogg on the Iran War

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The relationship between Washington and Kyiv is entering increasingly uncertain territory, as Donald Trump’s approach to Russia raises fresh questions about the future of the war in Ukraine. In an exclusive interview with Piers Morgan last week, President Zelensky offered a stark assessment of America’s shifting position, warning that his country risks losing the support of its most important ally.

A decision by the Trump administration to waive sanctions on Russian energy has added to concerns over the direction of US policy. 

At the same time, a dispute involving Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite network has opened another front in the deteriorating relationship. Zelensky has alleged that restrictions on the service left Ukraine more vulnerable to Russian attacks, while Musk has denied responsibility. Reports about the involvement of the White House have since raised further questions about the extent of American influence over Ukraine’s military capabilities.

With tensions mounting between Zelensky and senior figures in the Trump administration, the consequences could reach well beyond the battlefield. As the United States reassesses its commitment to Kyiv, Ukraine and its European allies face difficult questions about the future of the war, the strength of the Western alliance and the price of a peace deal with Moscow.

First, Piers Morgan is joined by Elon Musk’s former girlfriend Ashley St. Clair and Alex Gibney, the director of ‘Musk’ - a film that premiered at the Venice Film Festival, to discuss his potential legal battle with the trillionaire.

Then, Piers goes head-to-head with oligarch and media entrepreneur Konstantin Malofeev and invites his panel of US air force veteran and host of Max Afterburner, Ryan Bodenheimer, retired Green Beret and host of Speak The Truth, Matt Tardio, and former US Navy intelligence officer and author of the new book “socialist revolution”, Jack Posobiec, to discuss the latest on the relationship between the US, Russia and Ukraine.

(00:00:00) Introduction

(00:02:15) Konstantin Malofeev 

(00:22:05 Matt Tardio, Ryan Bodenheimer and Jack Posobiec

(00:48:21) ‘Musk’ director Alex Gibney and Ashley St Clair 

(00:53:26) Ashley St Clair on being Elon’s ex

(00:59:37) Elon ‘needs to get help’

(01:03:18 Ian Bremmer

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The Western world is facing a period of unprecedented upheaval, as old alliances fracture, political divisions deepen and conflict continues to reshape the global order. From President Donald Trump’s shifting approach to Russia and Ukraine to growing unrest in France, the familiar rules of international politics appear to be breaking down.

Meanwhile, the divide between interventionism and isolationism is becoming one of the defining battles in Western politics. A recent debate between Tucker Carlson and former UK Conservative minister Jacob Rees-Mogg exposed the deep disagreements over whether Western intervention abroad has protected the world order or helped create today’s instability.

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Across the Atlantic, attention is turning to the future of American politics. With Donald Trump facing mounting political pressure and Democrats eyeing the midterm elections, the race to find the party’s next presidential standard-bearer is already taking shape. Gavin Newsom, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Kamala Harris are among the names in the conversation - but an unexpected challenger from rural Indiana, local Democratic candidate Jaime West, has captured international attention after a viral television interview.

As political conventions crumble and unexpected voices emerge, who will shape the next chapter of Western politics?

Joining Piers Morgan to examine the shifting global order are broadcaster and former UK Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg, System Update host Glenn Greenwald, The Grayzone editor Max Blumenthal, and Cenk Uygur, founder and CEO of The Young Turks.

Later, Democratic candidate for Fayette County Council in Indiana Jaime West and Ben Ferguson, co-host of The Verdict with Ted Cruz, join the panel to debate the future of American politics and the race to shape the Democratic Party’s next chapter.

(00:00:00) Introduction 

(00:04:07) Jacob Rees-Mogg on Tucker Carlson

(00:07:52) Is Putin the new Hitler?

(00:13:33) Glenn Greenwald, Max Blumenthal and Cenk Uygur join 

(00:17:57) Glenn Greenwald confronts Rees-Mogg over his voting record

(00:24:12) “You have to be prepared for war if you want peace”

(00:33:11) Israel, Gaza and proportionality

(00:37:02) How 12-day war and Venezuela led Trump to Iran

(00:44:41) France riots

(00:50:36) Is Gaza a Holocaust? 

(00:1:00:13) Piers and Cenk clash over Churchill

(01:04:50) ‘Drunk’ viral Democrats candidate Jaime West joins

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Warning: This episode includes explicit language, including the N-word.

The backlash against woke culture has reshaped the political and cultural landscape. But when the pendulum swings too far in one direction, what happens when it swings back?

In the aftermath of George Floyd’s murder, legitimate anger at racial injustice increasingly became entangled with debates over defunding the police, racial quotas, corporate virtue signalling, white guilt and reparations. For many, the response to being told “you can’t say that” was to say precisely that — and then push even further.

Now, a new wave of self-described edgelords is testing the limits of the backlash.

Among them is Andre Williams, who has recently attracted attention through appearances on conservative podcasts and a series of viral clips defending controversial positions, including the claim that “slavery was good for black people”.

But does he genuinely believe what he says? Is he an example of the backlash against woke culture going too far, or is there something else at play?

Piers Morgan is joined by controversial commentator and influencer Andre Williams, academic and host of BET News, Marc Lamont-Hill, and Brandon Tatum, aka The Officer Tatum, to discuss.

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(00:00:00) Introduction  

(00:02:16) Andre Williams defends his controversial opinions on the black community

(00:07:00) Marc Lamont-Hill responds to Andre 

(00:11:33 Officer Tatum responds to Andre’s previous comments about him 

(00:15:30) Andre on making clear distinctions in the black community 

(00:19:56) Andre’s popularity with a section of the black community 

(00:22:34) Piers challenges Andre over pro-slavery comments 

(00:34:16) Officer Tatum and Marc clash with Andre over his need for going viral 

(00:40:49) Andre on ‘black fatigue’

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The US midterm elections are fast approaching, and the stakes could hardly be higher for Donald Trump and the Republican Party. With polls painting a grim picture for the president, could his second term be heading towards political gridlock, scandal and even impeachment?

But polls have been wrong before, particularly when it comes to Trump. Just ask Republican pollster Frank Luntz, who famously predicted a Kamala Harris victory on this show, or Professor Allan Lichtman, whose renowned 'Keys Method' also failed to call the last presidential election correctly.

So, with the midterms looming, we're taking a different approach to predicting the outcome.

Instead of relying on traditional polling or political forecasting models, we're turning to prediction markets, including Polymarket, to see what the money says about the battle for control of Congress.

Are prediction markets a more reliable guide to the political future? Can the wisdom of the crowd outperform the pollsters and pundits? And what do the latest market signals tell us about Trump's prospects as Republicans brace for a potentially bruising election?

Piers Morgan is first joined by Brian Kilmeade, author of Uniting the States: Six Crucial Moments That Forged the American Miracle, before welcoming a panel featuring Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace; Professor Jiang, game theorist and host of Predictive History; Lydia Moynihan, New York Post correspondent and commentator; Joe Walsh, host of Social Contract and former Republican Congressman; and Rich Baris, pollster at The People’s Pundit, to debate the stakes of the upcoming US midterm elections and what prediction markets reveal about the political outlook for Donald Trump and the Republican Party.

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00:00 Introduction

01:00 Brian Kilmeade joins Uncensored

02:00 Brian Kilmeade talks to Piers about his new book ‘Uniting The States’

05:10 The monarchy and Donald Trump

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09:30 Brian: They’re gonna study Donald Trump forever’

12:15 Brian’s big debate on Fox & Friends over the Trump-Putin diesel deal 18:01 Brian on doing stand up comedy for 10 years

22:58 Piers’ monologue on the upcoming U.S. midterms

25:27 The panel to debate what the prediction market is saying about the U.S. midterms

27:50 Rep. Nancy Mace on the bloodbath the Republicans are going to see

29:14 Professor Jiang gives his predictions on the U.S. midterms

31:35 Joe Walsh on the role of AI in the midterm elections

33:33 Lydia Moynihan’s analysis on the potential of a Republican bloodbath in the midterms

35:18 POLYMARKET: Michigan Senate Election Winner - https://polymarket.com/event/michigan-senate-election-winner

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Daniel Dubois and Fabio Wardley are set to renew hostilities in London on Saturday night, as Dubois defends his WBO world heavyweight title in a highly anticipated rematch.

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Piers Morgan sits down for an exclusive, in-person interview with President Volodymyr Zelensky in his London studios.

In this hard-hitting discussion, the Ukrainian leader addresses his feelings on Trump’s energy ceasefire and diesel deal with Putin, admitting he feels ‘betrayed’ and warning that stepping away from Ukraine is "the wrong side of history." 

He also delivers a direct message to Elon Musk, breaks down the staggering reality of Russian casualties on the battlefield, discusses ongoing energy attacks, and tackles the tough questions surrounding peace negotiations and territorial integrity.

(00:00:00) Introduction

(00:01:30) Ukraine War, Trump and Putin

(00:03:52) ‘Yes, I feel betrayed’

(00:08:22) Is Putin the ‘Hitler of our time’?

(00:09:35) Zelensky’s message to President Trump

(00:15:30) Civilian death toll ratio: Ukraine vs Russia 

(00:17:30) Elon Musk and Zelensky’s message to him

(00:22:24) Is surrendering territory the price of peace for Ukraine? 

(00:27:11) Does Zelensky plan to resign any time soon?

(00:31:23) Panel reacts to Zelensky interview

(00:49:57) Jim Hanson calls Zelensky ‘delusional’ 

(00:53:05) The American people’s support for Ukraine 

(01:02:00) Clash over Russia’s invasion of Georgia

(01:05:36) Trump’s war on Iran and midterms

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Seventeen years after the Fort Hood massacre, the planned livestream of Nidal Hasan’s execution by firing squad is raising difficult questions about justice, vengeance and the dangers of turning punishment into spectacle.

Hasan, a former US Army psychiatrist, killed 13 people and wounded 32 in the 2009 attack on fellow soldiers at Fort Hood, Texas. Now, War Secretary Pete Hegseth says the execution will be public, marking the first public execution in the United States in 90 years.

Announcing the decision to Jack Posobiec, Hegseth described the firing squad as a demonstration of the consequences of attacking American service members.

But the decision has opened up a wider debate. Could a public execution intended to demonstrate the severity of justice instead give Hasan the notoriety he craves - transforming his death into a spectacle and, in his own eyes, a martyrdom?

After years of condemning the public executions staged and filmed by Islamist terror groups, America now faces an uncomfortable question: what does it achieve by making an execution a global event?

This is the case for justice - and the risks of turning it into a show.

Joining the show to debate is survivor of the Fort Hood shooting, Alonzo Lunsford, host of The Crucible, Andrew Wilson, author of ‘Separation of Church & Hate’, John Fugelsang and host of Democracy-Ish, Wajahat Ali. 

Piers Morgan also speaks with host of Drop Dead Serious, Ashleigh Banfield, and wrongly convicted member of the ‘West Memphis Three’, Damien Echols.

(00:00:00) Introduction

(00:03:25) Alonso Lunsford, survivor of the Fort Hood shooting

(00:07:19) Wajahat Ali condemns plan for a “public spectacle” 

(00:11:02) Andrew Wilson makes the case for a live streamed execution 

(00:14:25) John Fugelsang calls Pete Hegseth 'unchristian'

(00:21:29) Alonso Lunsford on “forgiving” Nidal Hasan

(00:27:58) Wajahat Ali on the botched Christa Pike execution 

(00:31:12) Andrew Wilson argues for firing squads

(00:37:27) Pope Leo’s comments

(00:40:20) Alonso Lunsford plans to attend the execution

(00:43:10) Ilhan Omar’s home raided

(00:49:58) Ashleigh Banfield discusses death penalty

(00:57:12) Damien Echols, one of the ‘West Memphis Three’

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President Donald Trump’s decision to ease sanctions on Russian fuel risks injecting billions into Moscow’s war machine, weakening Ukraine’s position and adding to the pressure on President Volodymyr Zelensky. 

As the fallout from the US-Israeli war with Iran spreads, Trump’s proposed “energy ceasefire” between Russia and Ukraine appears to have done little to calm tensions, with Russian forces striking Ukrainian energy infrastructure shortly after Kyiv signalled its willingness to comply.

Meanwhile, Yemen’s Houthi rebels are escalating attacks on Saudi oil tankers and energy facilities, with drones and missiles also targeting Riyadh’s international airport. As oil prices surge and instability spreads across the region, Trump’s efforts to ease pressure at the pump risk producing the opposite result.

Piers Morgan is joined by political scientist and global security scholar Robert Pape; Robert Harward, former Deputy Commander of US Central Command and member of the Jewish Institute for National Security of America’s Iran Policy Project; Alan Eyre, former Persian-language spokesman for the US State Department; Aaron Maté, journalist with The Grayzone; and Mohammed Marandi, professor at the University of Tehran, to debate the escalating conflict and its global consequences.

Then, Piers welcomes History Uncensored hosts Bianca Nobilo and Tim Marshall to Uncensored. As the world faces mounting geopolitical turmoil, are the lessons of history being ignored - or is history repeating itself?

(00:00:00) Introduction

(00:02:37) Robert Pape: “Most dangerous period since the war began"

(00:05:36) Aaron Maté on why the Houthis are attacking Saudi Arabia

(00:14:16) Putin offers a one-day ceasefire for Ukrainian elections

(00:17:22) Alan Eyre: Will Trump end up with a worse Iran deal than Obama?

(00:22:23) Zelensky hits back at Trump and Elon Musk over Ukraine’s leadership

(00:25:13) Should the Fort Hood shooter’s execution be live-streamed?

(00:29:50) Professor Marandi on the Houthis and Saudi Arabia

(00:36:43) Robert Pape on the danger of moral certainty in war

(00:43:54) History Uncensored’s Bianca Nobilo and Tim Marshall join

(00:51:24) Has Trump ignored the lessons of history?

(00:54:07) The AI threat: Bill Gates and Stephen Hawking’s warning

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Twenty years after Richard Dawkins’ book The God Delusion helped propel the New Atheist movement into the mainstream, the debate over science, faith and the existence of God is taking a new turn.

Once celebrated for challenging religious belief in the name of science, atheism now faces a changing cultural landscape, with church attendance reportedly rising and the Bible returning to bestseller lists.

So could science actually provide evidence for God rather than disprove his existence?

Stephen C. Meyer, author and advocate of intelligent design, joins Uncensored to discuss his controversial arguments, his recent article in The Telegraph and the furious response it provoked from Richard Dawkins himself.

As the battle between faith and atheism enters a new chapter, can science and belief really be reconciled?

Piers Morgan is also joined by Matt Dillahunty from The Atheist Experience, archaeologist Flint Dibble, and founder of Noah’s Ark Scans, Andrew Jones, to debate one of humanity’s biggest questions.

Polymarket: Will Jesus Christ return before 2027? https://polymarket.com/event/will-jesus-christ-return-before-2027/will-jesus-christ-return-before-2027

(00:00:00) Introduction

(00:01:35) Stephen C. Meyer on his spat with Richard Dawkins

(00:09:27) The future of artificial intelligence

(00:12:15) The existence of other universes

(00:15:37) Meyer on Dawkins and the design element

(00:17:28) Matt Dillahunty reacts to Meyer’s interview

(00:22:40) Three ideas in favour of the atheism argument

(00:28:38) The belief in God and infinite heaven as a reward

(00:35:26) Andrew Jones and Flint Dibble on Noah’s Ark

(00:40:43) Meyer on the possible discovery of Noah’s ark

(00:44:03) Polymarket: Will Jesus Christ return before 2027?

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