Piers Morgan Uncensored

From George Clooney to Eminem, the endorsement of a famous singer, athlete or actor used to be something politicians craved, knowing that a sprinkle of stardust could supercharge their visibility and likeability. But the 2024 US election has upended a variety of conventions analysts once held dear, and the support of a superstar no longer seems to translate to a boost in the polls. In fact, some are saying that Kamala Harris’ campaign might actually have suffered from its proximity to Hollywood.Did the fawning of actors and musicians make Kamala seem out of touch? Did she just get the wrong people while Trump courted rightwing media darlings? All these questions will be answered by Piers Morgan and his guests; content creator Nerdrotic, Uncensored contributor Esther Krakue, content creator and writer The Critical Drinker, Author of The Case for Cancel Culture Ernest Owens, former senior adviser to Vice President Kamala Harris Mike Nellis and host of Tomi Lahren is Fearless on Outkick Tomi Lahren.

The day of Donald Trump’s inauguration is crawling ever closer, and with each passing day the American people, and the world at large, gets an ever-widening glimpse into what the second term of President Trump will bring. On top of some surprising selections that have already been announced, Matt Gaetz is apparently the frontrunner for Attorney General, and Stephen Miller will be returning to the White House as Deputy Chief of Staff.These choices seem to be clearly aligned with Trump’s most basic belief of 'America first' - but to properly analyse what the future holds, Piers Morgan invites former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense under Trump, Elbridge Colby, former US Ambassador to the EU under Trump, Gordon Sondland, co-host of the 'Democracy-Ish Podcast' Wajahat Ali, broadcaster and influencer Emily Austin, founder of Outkick Clay Travis and journalist with 'The Greyzone News' Aaron Maté onto Uncensored.

Donald Trump’s staff picks for his upcoming administration have begun to be announced, raising more than a few eyebrows on either side of the political spectrum. Former adversaries such as Marc Rubio are set to enter Trump’s employ, along with veteran and Fox News presenter Pete Hegseth and former Democrat Tulsi Gabbard.Suffice it to say, the team Trump is building appears to be a broad church, which makes it even more difficult for his detractors to label him as a chauvinist bigot; though of course, they still try. Coming onto Uncensored today is host of 'The Rubin Report' Dave Rubin, host of 'The David Pakman Show' David Pakman, host of 'No Lie with Brian Tyler-Cohen' Brian Tyler-Cohen, podcast and radio host Ben Ferguson, Democratic activist Brianna Wu and member of DNC Finance Committee Lindy Li.

Poker player, businessman and social media influencer Dan Bilzerian seems to find success, whatever he pursues. Young men throughout the world flocked to his Instagram page, hoping some of his hedonistic escapades might somehow make their way through their phone screens. However, the multi-millionaire is not the same man he was 10 years ago, leaving his playboy lifestyle behind for marriage.In his own words, Bilzerian "longer gives a sh*t". He has come out as a fierce critic of not just Israel, but Judaism. In this shocking interview, Piers Morgan finds himself vehemently challenging the things he's hearing, that swing wildly from legitimate concern for the people of Gaza, to outright, debunked, antisemitic conspiracy theories. It's not called Uncensored for nothing...

The US election has exposed a dramatic shift in the voting patterns of the American people. While black Americans still overwhelmingly voted Democrat, there was a sharp increase in Latino men and women voting for the republicans. Even though abortion rights were also a key issue, Trump didn’t lose a lot of female voters. So what exactly is driving this demographic lurch to the right?For an in depth discussion on that very question, Piers Morgan brings together host of the Candace Owens show Candace Owens, and journalist and author, Marc Lamont-Hill. They question the idea that people should vote for candidates who share their ethnicity, whether celebrity endorsements helped or hurt the Democrats, and if they are in fact the party of women’s rights.

Kamala Harris has conceded and the Democrats have had to accept it - Donald Trump will be the 47th President of the United States of America. Now that the race is over, the question on everyone’s mind, both right and left, is what will he do with his second term? Trump’s MAGA supporters are understandably ecstatic, and believe that Trump will secure the border, deport millions of illegal immigrants and lower the cost of living.Former Trump adviser Roger Stone joins Piers Morgan on Uncensored, to give his valuable insight on what is to come, and also explain the ‘Martini tweets’ directed at Piers. For a broader discussion, Piers then welcomes ex-White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci, author and 'Gutfeld' panellist Kat Timpf, former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer and comedian Larry Wilmore. Lastly, Piers interviews streamer Destiny for his solemn cowed analysis.

The US election has exposed a dramatic shift in the voting patterns of the American people. While black Americans still overwhelmingly voted Democrat, there was a sharp increase in Latino men and women voting for the republicans. Even though abortion rights were also a key issue, Trump didn’t lose a lot of female voters. So what exactly is driving this demographic lurch to the right?For an in depth discussion on that very question, Piers Morgan brings together host of the Candace Owens show Candace Owens, and journalist and author, Marc Lamont-Hill. They question the idea that people should vote for candidates who share their ethnicity, whether celebrity endorsements helped or hurt the Democrats, and if they are in fact the party of women’s rights.

“We told you so!” is the resounding call flying from the mouths of Republicans tonight, as Donald Trump wins the election to become the 47th president of the United States Of America. Just days before Americans were set to vote, polls had described the race as a dead heat. Why then is Trump set to win in all the swing states? Why are the Republicans set to retake the presidency, the house and the senate? Both questions will be answered in tonight’s Piers Morgan Uncensored.In order to learn as much as possible, a bumper edition of the show has been arranged with a wide range of voices. Co-host of 'Breaking Points' Krystal Ball, host and founder of 'The Young Turks' Cenk Uygur, 'The PBD Podcast's Vincent Oshana, Republican Texas congressman and former Navy SEAL Dan Crenshaw, pollster and communication strategist Frank Luntz, journalist and host of 'No Spin News' Bill O'Reilly, host of 'The Michael Knowles Show' Michael Knowles, former Republican congressman and Harris supporter Joe Walsh, Outkick host and 'Gaines for Girls' podcast's Riley Gaines and President of the Samaritan’s Purse & Billy Graham Evangelistic Association Rev Franklin Graham all have their say.

Dr Phil just might be one of the most influential doctors in America today, and though he hasn’t practised psychology since the early 2000s, everyone who encounters him knows they’re speaking to an educated man. Today however, Dr Phil is tentatively wading into a sticky political swamp after speaking at a Donald Trump rally. Many have assumed this to be a transparent endorsement of the former president, but Dr Phil says otherwise.Piers Morgan talks to the good doctor about why he gave the speech at Trump’s rally, why he hasn’t spoken at a Kamala Harris rally, and why he’s so concerned about the effects of social media on children.