Piers Morgan Uncensored

President Trump unveiled his Gaza deal with sweeping claims of a historic breakthrough - including the complete disarmament of Hamas and an Israeli military withdrawal.

But the plan is already facing major obstacles. Israel has rejected key elements of the proposal, while deadly Israeli strikes continue across Gaza and the IDF retains control over large parts of the territory.

Nearly a year after the ceasefire, around 70 per cent of Gaza’s surviving population reportedly cannot return home - either because their homes are inaccessible or no longer exist. With Israel restricting the entry of heavy machinery needed to clear the rubble, the full death toll remains unknown.

At the same time, Trump’s vision for Gaza’s redevelopment looks increasingly difficult to achieve.

The political consequences are spreading beyond the Middle East. With the 2026 US midterms approaching, a new generation of Democratic politicians has made Gaza and US policy toward Israel a major issue with liberal voters. Polling suggests public opinion on Israel is shifting across party lines, while the Iran War has further damaged Trump’s approval ratings.

Piers Morgan is joined by political commentator and author Owen Jones, whose new book is The Fall of the West, and Newsweek senior editor-at-large Josh Hammer, to debate Trump’s Gaza plan, the future of Israel and Palestine - and what it all means for the future of US politics.

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(00:00) Introduction

(02:47) The world’s turning public opinion of Israel

(14:27) Aftermath of WW2 and International Law

(17:00) Proportionality of Israel’s response to October 7

(23:44) The definition of genocide

(26:35) International media ban in Gaza and the IDF morality

(30:00) Owen Jones’ spat with Nancy Mace

(34:19) Abdul El-Sayed and ‘Islamist’ politicians in the U.S.

(41:55) Sharia Law and queer Muslims

(47:10) AOC’s comments about ‘wokeism’

(50:31) Should trans athletes play in women’s sport?
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Abdul El-Sayed is the latest Democratic candidate to face a massive political onslaught from Republicans, but is he the future of the party? Piers Morgan dissects the intensifying culture wars, from Donald Trump’s "two Americas" rhetoric to Congresswoman Nancy Mace’s controversial “Trojan horse” accusations regarding Muslims in public office.

As political energy reaches a boiling point, Piers speaks to veteran Democratic strategist James Carville about the influence of figures like Hasan Piker, the viral 9/11 comment debate, and whether the Democratic party is shifting toward new voices like AOC and Zohran Mamdani - or clinging to its traditional roots.

The panel also debates whether the party has the stomach for the same "podcast bro" coalition strategy that defined Trump's 2024 campaign; joining us is The Young Turks’ Cenk Uygur, comedian and Part of the Problem host Dave Smith, PBD podcast’s Vincent Oshana and former DNC fundraiser Lindy Li.

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(00:00) Introduction

(04:14) James Carville interview

(20:48) Panel reacts to James Carville

(25:30) Hasan Piker’s Rolling Stone interview

(31:33) Dave Smith slams Cenk’s defence of the DSA

(35:40) Lindy Li reacts to AOC’s ‘Woke 1’ comments

(29:55) Piker’s comments on 9/11, Mao and Industrialised Socialism

(45:15) Is Hasan Piker being cancelled or simply being held accountable?

(57:08) Tucker Carlson and his 10-point vision for America

(01:11:40) Elon Musk and Hasan Piker’s twitter spat
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The debate over transgender athletes in women's sport has returned to the spotlight after WNBA player Sophie Cunningham defended her support for restricting transgender women from competing in women's sports.

Cunningham faced criticism after telling ESPN she believes transgender athletes should not compete in women's sports in order to protect opportunities for female athletes. Despite a backlash online and hostile receptions from some crowds, she has stood by her comments, saying, "I said what I said," and describing her position as "common sense."

The controversy has reignited a wider debate over fairness, inclusion and safety in women's sport. Critics have accused Cunningham of discrimination, while supporters argue that protecting female sporting categories is compatible with supporting the rights and dignity of transgender people.

As governing bodies around the world continue to review eligibility rules for transgender athletes, the debate over fairness, inclusion and the future of women's sport shows little sign of fading.

Piers Morgan is joined by tennis and female sports legend Martina Navratilova, transgender commentator Blaire White, comedian and commentator Jeff Dye, sports commentator Andrea Richmond and pro-trans activist Helen Webberley to to debate one of the most contentious issues in modern sport.

(00:00) Introduction

(02:27) Martina Navratilova

(04:05) On Sophie Cunningham

(13:58) On Caitlin Clark not speaking out

(16:30) Aryna Sabalenka

(20:30) Megan Rapinoe’s comments on The View

(27:46) Should we have gender-neutral Olympics?

(31:00) Blaire White on supporting Sophie Cunningham

(35:14) French trans basketball player Julie Tétart

(44:31) Piers challenges Andrea Richmond on women’s rights and safety
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As violence in the occupied West Bank continues to escalate, one of the most influential figures in Israel's settler movement joins the programme.

The interview follows a diplomatic clash between Israel and Spain after Israeli officials criticised Madrid over a surge of migrants crossing from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.

Israel's Ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon, accused Spain of hypocrisy, saying it should explain why it still maintains "colonial enclaves" in Africa before criticising Israel.
The exchange reignited debate over competing claims of colonialism.

Israel and the United States recognise Morocco's sovereignty over Western Sahara, a territory whose status remains disputed internationally, while Israel itself faces sustained international criticism over the expansion of Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.

Against that backdrop, attention has increasingly focused on the settlement movement and its growing influence within Israeli politics. National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has repeatedly voiced support for expanding settlements and has also called for Israelis to resettle Gaza.

In tonight’s Uncensored, Piers Morgan is joined by founder of the Nachala settler movement, Daniella Weiss, Palestinian Christian pastor Munther Isaac, author and political scientist, Norman Finkelstein, historian and professor Benny Morris, to discuss.

(00:00) Introduction
(02:10) Daniella Weiss joins Piers to discuss the on-going settler violence against Palestinians
(03:03) Is a Jewish life is worth the same as a Palestinian life
(10:00) Amnesty International says Israel created a campaign of ethnic cleansing Palestinians
(19:36) Palestinian Christian Pastor Munther Isaac reacts to Daniella Weiss’ interview
(21:21) The crimes of Israel
(23:34) Munther Isaac’s comments during his interview with Tucker Carlson
(27:42) Norman Finkelstein and Benny Morris debate settler colonialism in the West Bank
(38:00) Piers asks Norman about Ghazi Hamad’s comments about Hamas crimes
(46:14) Did Hamas weaponise sexual violence?
(51:43) Will Hamas accept the proposed deal to demilitarise?
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Abdul El-Sayed's victory in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary is being hailed as a major breakthrough for the party's progressive wing after he defeated a heavily funded opponent backed by pro-Israel groups, including AIPAC. The upset is expected to fuel an already fierce debate over the future direction of the Democratic Party ahead of the US midterm elections.
As progressives celebrate the result, Republicans are casting the race as a warning about the growing influence of socialism and the far left, arguing that candidates like El-Sayed represent a dramatic shift in Democratic politics.
With Republicans facing mounting criticism over the economic impact of an increasingly unpopular Iran War, questions are growing over whether those attacks will resonate with voters - or whether President Trump risks being undone by the same anti-establishment politics that helped propel him to power.
Piers Morgan is joined by Republican Senator Rand Paul, OutKick founder Clay Travis, conservative commentator Carrie Prejean Boller, Democratic strategist and Endless Urgency host Mike Nellis, Palestinian-American commentator Omar Baddar, and independent journalist and conservative YouTuber Nick Shirley to discuss where American politics is heading.

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(00:00) Introduction

(04:00) Senator Rand Paul

(29:47) Fauci’s right to plead the Fifth

(33:58) Victory of Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan

(37:23) The split on the MAGA conservative right

(45:25) Democratic Socialists

(52:28) Sophie Cunningham and trans women in sport

(01:01:51) Nick Shirley discusses his trip to Ceuta
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