Piers Morgan Uncensored

President Trump has made it explicitly clear that ‘America First’ means whatever he wants it to mean - but none of the advocates for attacking Iran can argue with a straight face that he campaigned on war with Iran.

The President for peace has changed tactics - but is it with good reason? Is Iran more of a threat now than it was 18 months ago?

And what does ‘America First’ now mean to those who voted Trump in?

Piers Morgan leads a debate with co-host of The Verdict with Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson, The Bulwark’s Tim Miller, host of Part of the Problem Dave Smith, host of Human Events Jack Posobiec and Jo Carducci aka JoJo from Jerz.

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Following the US-Israeli attack on Iran, the Ayatollah is dead - and nobody should mourn a murderous dictator who presided for decades over state-sponsored terrorism across the world.

But we don’t know if his replacement will be as bad - or worse. Donald Trump says Iranian dissidents should take this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to sweep into power. But how?

The President says the war should last four weeks. But as Iranian bombs rain down on Gulf states who did not want a war, we don’t know if it can be contained.

Trump’s legacy will now be defined by what happens next, just as Tony Blair and George W Bush are defined by the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. A free and democratic Iran, allied with the West, would be an outcome that eclipses any of Trump’s domestic failures or successes.

But the same thing applies with equal menace to a regime change that goes the way of US-led regime changes in Afghanistan, Libya, Iraq and elsewhere.

Piers Morgan speaks to former Vice President Mike Pence about the conflict in the Middle East as well as former Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett.

He’s also joined by his panel; The Young Turks Ana Kasparian, System Update host Glenn Greenwald, retired lieutenant colonel and IDF spokesman Jonathan Conricus, former general and US assistant secretary of state Mark Kimmitt and former Canadian lawmaker and Iranian activist Goldie Ghamari.
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Despite some cynicism over the UFO files, we could be about to see real evidence of aerial phenomena which even the brightest minds in government have been unable to explain.

The US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, spoke earlier this year about UFOs performing implausible maneuvers above sensitive government sites, conjuring excitable talk about both a serious threat to national security and a vast new frontier for science.

Meanwhile, Elon Musk is talking about building AI data centers in space - and that’s before he colonizes Mars.

Are we truly entering a new era of unprecedented discovery and exploration? Or are we getting a bit carried away?

Piers Morgan asks Neil deGrasse Tyson, who joins Uncensored to discuss whether aliens are real and his new book Take Me To Your Leader.
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John Davidson’s unfortunately-timed tic at the BAFTAs has reignited the culture war on identity politics, after Hollywood luvvies such as Jamie Foxx branded the Tourette Syndrome sufferer a racist for blurting out the N-word against his own will.

An online commentator who’s done the same is lawyer and activist Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu - who is challenged on it by Piers Morgan in this fiery episode of Uncensored.

Dr Marc Siegel also joins to explain what having the disability really means - plus Piers speaks to former press secretary to Bernie Sanders and host of the Bad Faith podcast, Briahna Joy Gray, Prager U commentator Xaviaer DuRousseau and Gary Buechler AKA Nerdrotic.
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President Trump delivered the first State of the Union of his second term as a deeply unpopular leader, at least according to the polls. But he didn’t sound like a man on the back foot - and he didn’t give any indication that he’s about to change course.

It was the longest speech in the 236-year history of the President’s annual message. And is now so often the case, the amateur dramatics will be remembered better than anything the president actually said.

There were standing ovations for the heroic US Olympic hockey team, for Charlie Kirk’s widow Erika, and for a Venezuelan prisoner reunited with his niece after Maduro’s arrest.

The only mention of the Epstein Files, unsurprisingly, came from heckling Democrats - for whom the president had strong words.

Joining Piers Morgan to discuss the latest in the world of US politics is co-host of Steve Bannon’s War Room, Natalie Winters, host of Gains For Girls on Outkick, Riley Gaines, host of No Lie, Brian Tyler Cohen and mayor of Newark City Ras Baraka.

Piers also speaks to Colorado Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert and Princess Diana’s former butler Paul Burrell.
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