Piers Morgan Uncensored

Avraham Burg, former interim Israeli president known for outspoken criticism of Israeli policy; Josh Hammer, Newsweek editor and conservative commentator; Yanis Varoufakis, economist and ex-Greek finance minister; Franklin Graham, evangelical leader and Samaritan's Purse president. They debate origins and aims of the Israel-Iran conflict. They clash over religious influence, settler violence, regime change, nuclear risks, and geopolitical and economic fallout.

Doron Spielman, IDF reservist and former spokesperson; Amin Dean, ex-MI6 analyst of Al-Qaeda; Rudy Giuliani, former NYC mayor and Trump attorney; Mark Kimmitt, retired US Army brigadier general. They debate risks of a US ground invasion, Iran’s economic leverage and missile threats, Israel’s regional moves, political pressures shaping strategy, and whether force or patience will decide the conflict’s course.

Captain Steeeve, former military and commercial pilot, breaks down the LaGuardia collision, runway risks and system failures. Afroman, rapper and performer, discusses his legal battle, free speech and touring. Max Amini, Iranian-American comedian and actor, shares personal perspectives on Iran, protests and balancing comedy with activism.

Matt Tardio, U.S. Army Special Forces veteran and podcaster, offers tactical and strategic takes. Rob Smith, Iraq War veteran and podcaster, argues against deeper U.S. involvement. Joe Kent, retired Green Beret and ex-NCTC director, calls for restraint in U.S.-Israel policy. They debate Iran’s true threat, sleeper-cell risks, regime-change dangers, and whether restraining Israel could de-escalate conflict.

Naftali Bennett, former Israeli prime minister and defense minister, offers a security-focused perspective. Cenk Uygur, progressive commentator and TYT founder, brings outspoken media critique. Rania Khalek, Lebanese-American journalist in Beirut, reports on civilian suffering. Salah El-Makhnouk, Lebanese professor and analyst, shares on-the-ground political context. They debate Lebanon strikes, civilian displacement, militia influence, and regional strategic aims.

The war on Iran has divided Trump’s base and nothing currently shows this more than warring MAGA podcasters. The likes of Tucker Carlson, Theo Von, Candace Owens and Joe Rogan all hold huge influence - and all supported Trump’s re-election, but have spoken out against the Iran War. And vehemently pro-war broadcasters like Mark Levin and Ben Shapiro are nowhere to be seen at the top of the charts. Trump’s MAGA core has always been right behind him - but they’re nowhere near enough for him or any Republican to win the presidency. Joining Piers Morgan to discuss this is former US defense secretary and CIA director Leon Panetta, host of No Spin News Bill O’Reilly, and former wrestler, actor and Governor Jesse Ventura. Plus host of Part of the Problem Dave Smith and Valuetainment host and PBD Podcast’s Adam Sosnick go head-to-head… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mohammad Marandi, Tehran-based academic and regime commentator. Shashank Joshi, The Economist defence editor. Brian McGuinness, US Marine-turned anti-war protester and Green candidate. Hogan Gidley, former White House deputy press secretary. Anthony Scaramucci, ex-communications director and political commentator. They debate Trump's market-timed Iran threats, mixed White House messaging, military aims versus political costs, and prospects for reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

John Mearsheimer, renowned political scientist, offers strategic analysis of the Israel-Iran-Lebanon escalation. Jonathan Conricus, retired IDF lieutenant colonel and former spokesperson, gives military and security perspectives. Norman Finkelstein, activist and critic of Israeli and US policy, challenges the legitimacy of the operations. They spar over motives, regional aims, risks of escalation and the US role in the widening conflict.

Masih Alinejad, Iranian activist and journalist highlighting civilian suffering; Ben Ferguson, conservative commentator defending security-first moves; Cenk Uygur, progressive media founder critiquing U.S. policy and lobbying; Sir Richard Dalton, former UK ambassador offering diplomatic perspective; Glenn Beck, media entrepreneur on national security risks. They debate Iran strikes, Joe Kent’s resignation, NATO threats, Hormuz disruption, regional coalitions and civilian impact.

Masoud Shadjareh, Iranian expatriate and human rights campaigner; Rahma Zein, Egyptian journalist and regional commentator; Dr. Max Abrahms, international security and counterterrorism analyst; Ian Bremmer, political risk expert; Professor Robert Pape, political scientist on air campaign effects. They debate strategic failure versus tactical success, escalation risks in the Strait of Hormuz, shifting alliances with China and Russia, and dilemmas facing Western allies.