Piers Morgan Uncensored

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Benjamin Netanyahu is fighting for his political future as Israel’s opposition looks to bring an end to his long and turbulent premiership. But if the era of Israel’s longest-serving prime minister is nearing its end, what legacy will he leave behind?

Once hailed as “Mr Security”, Netanyahu faces intense criticism over the security failures surrounding the October 7 attacks. His political survival has also been overshadowed by corruption allegations and criminal charges, which he has denied. Meanwhile, his government’s conduct during the wars in Gaza and the wider region has fuelled fierce international condemnation, including allegations of war crimes.

As pressure mounts on Netanyahu, two crucial questions emerge: how will history judge his leadership, and what comes next for Israel?

Joining Piers Morgan to discuss this is his panel, including professor at Tehran University, Mohammed Marandi, Israeli scholar & IDF intelligence veteran, Dr. Mordechai Kedar and author of ‘Anti-Zionism, A Jewish History’ Benjamin Moser.

Then comedian & commentator Bassem Youssef joins the show to go head-to-head with settler and founder of Nachala, Daniella Weiss.

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(00:00.00) Introduction
(00:02:10) Mordechai Kedar gives his view on Netanyahu’s legacy should he be forced out of Israeli politics after this election
(00:04:50) Benjamin Mosser argues that this is not a legitimate election in a legitimate democracy
(00:07:02) Professor Marandi responds to Mordechai and calls for Zionism to be “dismantled”
(00:09:05) Kedar responds to claims he is an antisemite, and slams Iran as a Persian dictatorship
(00:14:41) Mosser and Kedar clash over the legitimacy of the state of Israel
(00:17:30) Marandi clashes with Mordechai Kedar and argues Iran has the moral high ground
(00:23:26) Mordechai Kedar responds to claims he said the only thing to deter terrorists from committing their crimes is that their sisters or mothers will be r*ped
(00:33:21) Daniella Weiss joins live from a settlement to discuss the settlements and the elections
(00:37:22) Daniella Weiss on why she voted for Netanyahu + her ambitions to take over West Bank and Gaza
(00:43:04) Bassem Youssef joins to debate Daniella Weiss, who he is a “big fan” of
(00:48:00) Bassem Youssef says a vast majority of Israeli citizens agree with Daniella Weiss, and discusses America’s role in the conflict

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White House Press Secretary is a role held by only 37 people in history. But after a disastrous 14-minute briefing and a fiery interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity, Katie Zacharia stepped down after just five days, becoming the shortest-serving press secretary in US history and beating Anthony Scaramucci's 11-day record.

In this exclusive interview, Katie Zacharia joins Piers Morgan on Uncensored to address her abrupt departures - and Scaramucci joins to tell her why he gives her an ‘A+”!

Polymarket: https://polymarket.com/predictions/midterms

(00:00:00) Introduction

(00:08:44) “You do realise you’re not the press secretary?”

(00:10:24) “You sound like a robot!”

(00:17:24) Katie reacts to comedians mocking her

(00:20:51) Would Katie take the job again?

(00:21:47) Surprise! Anthony Scaramucci joins

(00:28:26) Katie on how her left-wing family reacted

(00:31:37) Scaramucci on breaking with Trump after he attacked his wife

(00:35:05) Scaramucci on the midterms and Iran

(00:38:21) Scaramucci’s advice for Katie
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While Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition remains under intense strain, his opposition - led by main challenger Gadi Eisenkot - is pushing to end his record-breaking tenure. With outrage growing over security failures, corruption allegations, and escalating regional conflict, can Bibi find a way to cling to power once again?

In this episode of Piers Morgan Uncensored, broadcaster Jonathan Freedland joins a powerhouse panel including political scientist Norman Finkelstein, former IDF spokesperson Jonathan Conricus, Palestinian-American commentator Omar Baddar, author Peter Beinart, and Palestinian Ambassador to the UK Dr Husam Zomlot to debate the future of Israeli politics, Netanyahu’s legacy, and what comes next.

Polymarket: Who will be the next Prime Minister of Israel? https://polymarket.com/event/who-will-be-the-next-prime-minister-of-israel-after-the-next-election

(00:00:00) Introduction

(00:02:10) Jonathan Freedland on Israeli elections and future of Netanyahu

(00:16:40) Norman Finkelstein: Israel is not a democracy

(00:21:59) Peter Beinart on Trump’s support for Netanyahu

(00:33:18) Jonathan Conricus’ ‘legitimate elections’claims

(00:42:16) Who does Omar Baddar want as next Prime Minister of Israel?

(00:45:48) Has Netanyahu run his course?

(00:52:57) Husam Zomlot on how election results will affect Palestinians
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Two major political controversies have erupted in the United States ahead of next week’s crucial midterm elections, raising questions about campaign tactics, political hypocrisy and the boundaries of public scrutiny.

Republican candidate for Ohio governor Vivek Ramaswamy is facing criticism over an attack ad featuring an interview with his opponent Amy Acton’s estranged mother. The advert has sparked controversy over the circumstances surrounding their estrangement and the family’s history. Rather than backing down, Ramaswamy has doubled down on the campaign - reportedly committing millions of dollars to the ad.

Meanwhile, The Young Turks have come under fire after releasing a documentary examining the late Republican Senator Lindsey Graham’s alleged private life. The programme features claims from male escorts, including one who alleges he was 17 at the time of an encounter. The allegations have prompted accusations of hypocrisy, with critics questioning whether the same scrutiny would be applied to a liberal politician. Graham’s sister, Darline, is also fighting to win his former Senate seat in South Carolina.

Piers Morgan is joined by a panel to discuss all of this and more with host & executive producer of The Young Turks, Ana Kasparian, founder & CEO of The Young Turks, Cenk Uygur, Republican Senate candidate of New Jersey, Justin Murphy, host of the Liz Wheeler Show, Liz Wheeler, and Glenn Greenwald, Host of System Update.

Then, Piers is joined by former British Prime Minister Liz Truss, whose 49-day premiership in 2022 was marked by market turmoil, rising interest rates and political upheaval. Her brief time in Downing Street became infamous, with the now-iconic lettuce comparison symbolising the speed of her downfall.

Since leaving office, Truss has increasingly aligned herself with MAGA Republicans in the United States and blamed the so-called “deep state” for her political demise. Now, with her new book, Bank Job, she seeks to expand on those claims.

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(00:00:00) Introduction

(00:03:36) The panel joins Piers to discuss the Lindsey Graham scandal

(00:04:55) Cenk Uygur on the Young Turks Lindsey Graham documentary

(00:07:23) Liz Wheeler responds to Cenk

(00:08:44) Cenk responds to Liz Wheeler’s allegations

(00:13:55) Justin Murphy on the legitimacy of Lindsey Graham’s ‘hypocrisy’ and ‘criminality’

(00:16:20) Ana Kasparian on Lindsey Graham’s inability to respond

(00:18:20) Marjorie Taylor Green’s comments on Lindsey Graham after the revelations

(00:20:28) Cenk on the hypocrisy over the media attacking the uncovering of these tapes

(00:22:07) Piers asks Cenk “Do you have evidence that Lindsey was being blackmailed?”

(00:25:54) The panel debates Vivek Ramaswamy’s ad campaign scandal

(00:46:10) Glenn Greenwald joins to discuss the election in Brazil

(00:51:58) Liz Truss joins the show and reflects on her short tenure as UK Prime Minister

(00:52:26) Piers asks Liz Truss “do you like Lettuce?”

(00:54:21) Liz Truss on the UK’s revolving door of prime ministers “The system is broken”

(01:04:10) Piers pushes Liz on her policies “If you’re so ballsy… then why did you resign?”

(01:22:27) Piers challenges Liz on shifting the blame for her failures
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Piers Morgan examines the serious allegations made by Thomas Markle Jr regarding his father, Thomas Markle Sr, which are now the subject of a criminal investigation.

For Meghan Markle, finding out your own father could be a child abuser must be gut-wrenching beyond comparison. But questions must be asked, about why allegations against Thomas Senior were first made in 2019 by his ex-wife Roslyn, who wrote directly to London’s Met Police.
They shared this letter with Harry and Meghan but they did not share it with authorities in Mexico, where Thomas Senior was living, or in the US where he remains a citizen. And it wasn’t until six years later, when Meghan wrote to her father to break off all contact and announce that he would never meet his grandchildren. Meghan says she told her father that she knew he’d abused young girls and that authorities were aware.Above all, did anybody involved - and this applies chiefly to law enforcement at every level - allow a suspected child abuser to remain free to offend?

The situation demands full transparency - not a murky soap opera which plays out only in the press.

Piers Morgan speaks to The Royals Uncensored’s Jo Elvin, The Royalist Tom Sykes, Hollywood Unlocked’s Jason Lee, YouTuber Kinsey Schofield and US attorney Mark Eiglarsh.

(00:00:00) Introduction

(00:04:38) The Thomas Markle Sr allegations

(00:12:35) Attorney Mark Eigarlash on the presumption of innocence

(00:19:30) Meghan and Harry knew since when?

(00:27:42) Jason Lee’s defense of Meghan

(00:33:22) Kinsey Schofield

(00:35:43) Where will Markle likely be tried?

(00:38:00) Publishing the letters vs protecting privacy

(00:39:20) Who killed Princess Diana?

(00:48:00) Jason Lee on ‘racism against Meghan’

(00:49:00) Why the UK turned on Meghan and Harry
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