Piers Morgan Uncensored

Carrie Prejean Boller, former Miss California and longtime Trump ally, talks about being ousted from the Religious Liberty Commission and accuses Trump of betraying MAGA supporters. Michael Knowles, Daily Wire commentator, and Shabbos Kestenbaum, PragerU commentator, debate Israel, U.S. strategy and conservative media splits. Bassem Youssef, satirist and commentator, pushes back on Ben Shapiro and defends free speech amid Middle East tensions.

Bianca Nobilo, journalist and presenter of History Uncensored, guides listeners through Iran’s long civilization and shifting empires. She traces ancient innovations, imperial rises and falls, religious and cultural renaissances, and modern political transformations. Short, vivid chapters map the country’s geopolitical role, revolutionary change, and regional influence.

Tucker Carlson, conservative commentator known for long-form interviews and foreign policy commentary. He discusses his Oval Office visits warning Trump against war with Iran. He examines who is pushing the conflict, risks to Gulf allies and global trade, fractures in the MAGA coalition, and clashes over criticism of Israel, media platforming, and free speech limits.

Professor Jiang, game theorist and predictive analyst; Rep. Cory Mills, Army veteran and congressman on foreign affairs; Gideon Levy, Israeli commentator at Haaretz; Rob O'Neill, former Navy SEAL and counterterrorism operator. They debate accountability for a deadly strike, what counts as victory in the Iran conflict, risks of U.S. ground action, regional consequences, and economic fallout from a prolonged Strait of Hormuz shutdown.

Sam Asghari, Iranian-American actor and model who grew up in Iran, shares personal memories of repression and diaspora activism. Mehdi Hasan, political commentator and editor-in-chief, discusses Middle East strategy and the legality and consequences of Iran’s leader’s killing. They debate war rationale, geopolitical motives, protest movements, and Hollywood’s role in speaking out.

The new Ayatollah shares not only a name and a bloodline with his assassinated father - but also the hardline views that America and Israel are sworn enemies and weakness and chaos in the region makes its neighbors easier to control. It’s therefore no surprise, under current circumstances, that Israel says it will kill the new Ayatollah - and the one after that.But many people are still struggling to answer the two prerequisite questions: Why is the US at war? And why does it have to be now? Professor Jeffrey Sachs, a senior advisor to the United Nations, was recently caught on film confronting ambassador Danny Danon about Israel’s ‘suicide’ mission - and they both join Piers Morgan to give their view on the escalating situation. Piers also speaks to former IDF international spokesman Doron Spielman, former Israeli negotiator and president of the US/Middle East Peace Project, Daniel Levy, ‘Provoked’ author Scott Horton and Tehran University’s Dr Foad Izadi. Piers Morgan Uncensored is proudly independent and supported by: Mars Men: For a limited time, our listeners get 50% off FOR LIFE, Free Shipping, AND 3 Free Gifts at Mars Men at https://Mengotomars.com Polymarket poll on crude oil prices in March - https://polymarket.com/event/will-crude-oil-cl-hit-by-end-of-march Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Christiane Amanpour, veteran international journalist; Rory Stewart, ex‑MP and geopolitics commentator; Caroline Sunshine, former Trump spokeswoman; Owen Shroyer, conservative media presenter; Will Chamberlain, legal/political counsel. They debate Iran strikes, soaring oil prices, the new hardline Supreme Leader, threats to Gulf oil infrastructure, political fallout for Republicans, and legal and strategic risks of military action.

Ben Shapiro, conservative commentator and podcaster known for rapid-fire debates. The conversation centers on a feud over Israel coverage, criticisms of TV formats and refusal to debate dissenters. Tensions rise over accusations of hosting extremists and the role of combative interviews. The exchange mixes praise, rebukes, and a fight over journalistic standards.

Eric Weinstein, mathematician, economist and public intellectual, offers wide-ranging analysis. He assesses Iran's future and regime stability. He explores Jeffrey Epstein's deep ties to science and secrecy. He outlines looming AI disruptions and discusses UFO reports and hidden programs. Short, provocative takes on geopolitics, science and technological change.

Dana White, longtime UFC president who turned the promotion into a global powerhouse and is now building Zuffa Boxing. He discusses feuds with Eddie Hearn, Conor Benn’s move to his promotion, the ethics of promoter behavior, influencer fights like Jake Paul, plans for a UFC White House card and Tom Aspinall’s injury and comeback prospects.