Piers Morgan Uncensored

Ryan Cohen, entrepreneur and GameStop CEO known for bold corporate moves. Ana Kasparian, journalist and political commentator. Emily Schrader, US–Israeli journalist and Middle East analyst. They debate explosive reports of sexual violence tied to the Israel‑Hamas war. Multiple perspectives clash over sourcing, forensic evidence, media access to Gaza, accountability, detention practices, and how narratives shape public outrage.

Ben Habib, leader of Advance UK focused on immigration and assimilation. Gavin McInnes, US provocateur and Proud Boys founder. Ava Santini, political editor defending protest and free speech. They debate rival London rallies, clashes over national identity, immigration and integration, free speech versus public order, and heated claims about crime and cultural change.

Naftali Bennett, former Israeli prime minister and security strategist. Col. Richard Kemp, ex-British Army commander and military analyst. Benjamin Radd, UCLA senior fellow on Middle East strategy. Matt Kennard, investigative journalist critiquing regime-change motives. Qubad Talabani, Kurdistan deputy PM on regional diplomacy. They debate Iran’s enriched uranium, feasibility of military objectives, trust and politics shaping any off-ramp, and US-Kurdish roles.

Slavoj Žižek, philosopher and psychoanalyst known for provocative cultural criticism, discusses whether liberalism can morph into fascism. He outlines his thesis from Liberal Fascisms, debates Trump’s rhetoric versus classic fascism, critiques tech oligarchs and Neuralink’s threats to intimacy, and examines AI, Ukraine, and the paradox of woke academia amid capitalism.

John Bolton, former US national security advisor known for hawkish views; Scott Horton, journalist critical of US intervention; Jonathan Sacerdoti, Middle East commentator; Col. Bob Stewart, ex-Tory MP and army colonel. They spar over Iran policy, whether Israel benefits, risks of ground invasion, sanctions versus force, nuclear ambiguity, and moral questions about civilian harm and accountability.

George Santos, former congressman known for provocative takes. Emily Austin, conservative commentator on celebrity culture. Adam Mondschein, actor from It Ends With Us with on-set perspective. They debate the Blake Lively–Justin Baldoni settlement, unpack on-set details and character defenses. They also react to Met Gala looks, billionaire hosts and the spectacle-versus-activism backlash.

Professor Mohammed Marandi, Tehran University academic offering the Iranian government perspective. Dr Roy Casagrande, UAE political scientist who sees US decline in the Iran campaign. Victor Davis Hanson, military historian known for warfare analysis. They debate who is weaker, limits of the campaign without ground troops, prospects for peace or escalation, and the wider global and regional fallout.

Professor Jiang (game theorist focusing on China and Iran) offers sharp geopolitical analysis. Stephen Moore (former Trump economic adviser) argues supply-side fixes and political risks. Steve Keen (economics professor critical of mainstream models) warns on debt, energy shocks and market fragility. They debate the Strait of Hormuz shutdown, China’s diplomatic moves, escalation risks, and whether crisis spurs depression or tech-driven recovery.

Geraldo Rivera, longtime TV journalist bringing decades of reporting perspective. Megyn Kelly, former Fox anchor known for sharp political commentary. They debate rising antisemitic attacks and the line between Israel criticism and hatred. Tough talk on Tucker Carlson’s rhetoric and risks to Jewish communities. Heated discussion over Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, and whether military action or diplomacy should prevail.

Stephen Meyer, philosopher of science and proponent of intelligent design, returns to discuss the cosmos and causation. He explores whether the universe’s beginning and fine-tuned constants point to design. He highlights DNA as digital information, cellular nano‑machines, and debates alien, simulation, and theistic explanations.