Donald Trump has begun his work in his second term as US President with a palpable urgency, and the global news cycle has spun up to match him. Many contentious incidents have occurred during Trump’s short tenure; such Elon Musk controversial salute, a sermon-turned-lecture from Bishop Mariann Budde, and a broad slew of pardons for January 6th rioters, even ones who violently attacked police officers. Is this what his MAGA supporters voted for?

To discuss these issues further, Piers Morgan has assembled a cavalcade of contributors. Founder of Outkick Clay Travis, host of the 'Part of the Problem' podcast Dave Smith, former MAGA supporter turned Democrat Ally Sammarco, host of the 'Bulwark' podcast Tim Miller, host of 'Gaines for Girls' podcast Riley Gaines and president of Samaritan’s Purse Reverend Franklin Graham all have their say, before filmmaker Justine Bateman joins Uncensored to talk about the LA wildfires and why she still thinks Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are 'disaster tourists'.

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Donald Trump’s work as the 47th president of the United States has just begun, and it’s fair to say that he’s hit the ground running. He has already signed a slew of executive orders on issues including the definition of a woman, the southern border crisis and aid to foreign countries. He has also pardoned around 1,500 people convicted in relation to the January 6th Capitol riots. His supporters are walking on air, as the Democrats can only lick their wounds.

For a prognosis of what Trump’s first days, weeks and months of his second term will bring, Piers Morgan is joined on Uncensored by host of 'The Rubin Report' Dave Rubin, co-host of 'Verdict with Ted Cruz' Ben Ferguson, TikTok Democrat Influencer Harry Sisson, philosopher and former independent presidential candidate Dr Cornel West and journalist Emily Maitlis.

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Donald Trump has now been sworn in as the 47th President of The United States, and with him comes a tsunami of patriotic zeal and joy for his supporters. At his inauguration Trump clearly relished the opportunity to publicly lambast his opponents for their failures and loudly profess that, for the next four years at least, America comes first. Now, the entire world waits to see if Trump really can bring about the golden era he always claims is just around the corner.

To discuss what’s next for the ultimate comeback kid, Piers Morgan talks to a cavalcade of political mainstays. First he gets Bill O’Reilly’s thoughts on Trump plan for the next four years. He’s then joined by Republican spokeswoman Elizabeth Pipko, host of the 'Social Contract with Joe Walsh' and former presidential candidate Joe Walsh, executive producer and host of The Young Turks Ana Kasparian, host of Extra and cousin of George W. Bush Billy Bush and host of 'Amanpour' on CNN International and PBS Christiane Amanpour.

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House Republicans pushed through sweeping legislation on Tuesday to block transgender women and girls from school sports.

The bill passed 218-206 in a vote that saw two Texas Democrats break ranks to support the Republican measure

It’s the latest signal of a significant cultural shift on gender ideology in the wake of President Trump’s re-election.

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta will now allow the questioning of gender identity without censorship. That includes allowing the view that being transgender is a mental illness.

In the world of science, meanwhile, three of the world's most eminent scholars have quit an atheism foundation over its backing of what they call a new "transgender religion."

One of them is Jerry Coyne, emeritus professor of ecology and evolution at the University of Chicago, whose bombshell article 'Biology is not Bigotry' claims categorically: In biology, a woman can be simply defined in four words: “An adult human female.”

He speaks to Piers, followed by a debate involving Executive Director from the progressive organisation, Rebellion Pac, Brianna Wu, Trans rights activist, Eli Erlick And host of Tomi Lahren is Fearless on Outkick, Tomi Lahren.

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Israel and Hamas are now formalising the ceasfire deal which could finally pause the war in Gaza and see the release of both Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners.

It’s a three-stage process which could ultimately take years.

But it begins with Israel’s withdrawal from the most populated areas of Gaza - and the staggered return of the Hamas hostages.

What’s striking is that the deal, or most of it, has reportedly been on the table since July.

Many thousands of people have been killed since then and Israel has invaded Lebanon.

It took a visit from President Elect Trump’s incoming envoy, Steve Witkoff, to achieve in a single weekend a feat which has evaded President Biden for more than a year.

Was that by design - or by dereliction?

Can the Palestinians trust Trump? And can Trump trust Netanyahu?

And most importantly, is the world a safer place than it was before the war began?

This was the chilling assessment of outgoing Secretary of State Antony Blinken.

To discuss, Piers is joined by journalist Myriam François, former IDF spokesman, Jonathan Conricus, journalist and activist, Ahmed Eldin Opinion Editor of Newsweek, Batya Ungar-Sargon and later Piers also speaks with Texas Republican Congressman Dan Crenshaw

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With only five days until Donald Trump’s return to the US presidency, the list of problems and issues that will require his attention is growing in size. There’s a prospective ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, the confirmation of his cabinet staff and the still-raging fires in Los Angeles, California. These hurdles must be overcome - but how?

To Illuminate the issues and provide viewers with the possible, and probable outcomes, Piers Morgan turns to host of 'The Michael Knowles Show' Michael Knowles, host of 'Rubin Reports' Dave Rubin, 'Democracy-Ish Podcast' host Wajahat Ali and Democratic strategist Julie Roginsky. Then, Piers talks to LA resident Rachel Darvish, who confronted California Governor Gavin Newsom over the wildfires in her city.

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The massive wildfires burning in Los Angeles show no signs of slowing and now, a palpable fear of the famous Santa Ana winds fanning the flames can be felt amongst those on the ground. To say many are angry at the democrat-controlled city government would be an understatement. Additionally, fire insurance is now at the forefront of every LA resident’s mind.

Piers Morgan speaks to insurance mogul Patrick Bet-David about the business and political ramifications of the disaster before discussing the disaster with Hollywood actor Dennis Quaid about losing his home, the anger he and his neighbours feel, and how he now feels about Donald Trump.

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At the time of this video’s posting, one of the worst natural disasters in American history, the Los Angeles wildfires, is unfolding in California. Thousands of people have lost everything they hold dear, and now, their collective gaze is turning to the authorities responsible for the city’s management; namely Governor Gavin Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass. Could this horrific event have been avoided? Or at the very least, mitigated with better preparation? Is the Democrat obsession with DEI a contributing factor?

On tonight’s Uncensored panel, Piers Morgan is joined by host of the 'Keeping It Real' podcast Jillian Michaels, host of 'The Amala Show' Amala Ekpunobi, host of 'Night School' Marc Lamont-Hill and activist and influencer Michael Mezz. Afterwards, Piers turns to radio host and comedian Adam Corolla and actor Dean Cain for their takes on a tragedy that affects them both personally.

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The online conservative community has become increasingly bold and unapologetic in the era of Donald Trump, and while they happily coalesced to ensure he serves a second presidential term, that newfound assertiveness can mean that right-wing leaders and pundits don’t always get along. Mikhaila Peterson, daughter of the venerable Dr Jordan Peterson, has found herself in a spat with MAGA darling Candace Owens, over the topic of immigrant visas to the US.

Today, Piers Morgan brings the two thought leaders together. The argument veers from the ideological and political, to the downright personal. Can these conservative queens patch things up? Or does the divide in opinions these women hold represent something deeper in the MAGA movement?

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As the scale of the grooming gangs scandal in the United Kingdom begins to dawn on the rest of the world, there is a gravely large amount of blame to be shared about. It’s a well-known fact that this type of abuse has been committed by various demographic groups, but the clearly racialised nature of the gangs in places like Rotherham is being weaponized by those who hope to stir up social tensions.

Covering this evolving story further, Piers Morgan brings Sunday Times columnist Matthew Syed into the studio, who reacts to Piers' interviews with Editor-in-chief and CEO of Zeteo News Mehdi Hasan and Visiting Professor and Global Ambassador at Northwood University Gad Saad. All have a lot to say on the grooming scandal, the assimilation of immigrants to the west and criticising Islam.

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