Piers Morgan Uncensored Talk

Donald Trump, the 45th President of the United States of America, has made history as the first president to become a convicted felon. Found guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records in his historic criminal trial in New York, Trump is expected to be sentenced on July 11th, and questions surrounding how this could affect his presidential campaign are now sharply relevant.
Piers Morgan brings journalist Emily Matlis, Young Turks cohost Cenk Uygyr, former Congressman George Santos, podcaster Vincent Oshana, lawyer Michael Van Der Veen and Trump’s former National Security Advisor John Bolton to react to this landmark ruling. Can Trump run for president now? If he wins can he serve from prison? What will his supporters do?

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Professor Scott Galloway has a veritable lifetime of experience in marketing and business, and quite a few uncomfortable truths to share on Piers Morgan Uncensored.
He debates Piers Morgan on whether the youth should ‘pursue their dreams’ - and surprisingly argues they should have a sober conversation on the realities of the job market. He also paints a dark and dreary picture for the future of young people with a slew of statistical data to back it up. Lastly, he tells Piers "young men are paying for the sins of their fathers" and that masculinity needs to be re-embraced. That being said, Scott makes it clear that the rhetoric of supposed manhood gurus like Andrew Tate, is just thinly-veiled misogyny.

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Ozempic has fast become the buzzword for dramatic weight loss, and considering the results users have been reporting, it’s easy to see why. To discuss the supposed miracle drug, Piers Morgan has assembled an all-star panel of doctors and patients, including; Journalist and author Johann Hari, 'The Fasting Doctor' Dr Jason Fung, Professor of Medicine Dr Marc Siegel, 'Real Housewives of New Jersey' star and author Jackie Goldschneider and 'Shahs of Sunset' star Golnesa Gharachedaghi.
Johann explains to Piers that Ozempic has been an excellent weight loss solution for him, while Jason and Marc explain that while the drug works, it’s not right for everyone. Jackie expresses her fear for those with eating disorders and Golnesa gives a counterpoint, explaining that semaglutide helped her deal with weight gain from steroid treatment.

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Dennis Quaid is one of the most famous and prolific actors in the world. 
He’s starred in more than 70 movies. 
His latest is a biopic called “Reagan”, charting the great former president’s journey from childhood to the White House via Hollywood. 
He’s a big star with even bigger opinions on the state of the world today. 
And he joins me in the studio now.


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The New York–Dublin Portal by Lithuanian artist Benediktas Gylys was meant to connect different cultures and bring people together. It has arguably been a success, but some people have taken things too far. In particular, model Ava Louise flashed her breasts to the people of Dublin. Piers Morgan invites Ava onto the show to ask her why she did it - and also her mother Susan Lockner, to get her take on her daughter’s actions. Is Susan proud of Ava's actions? Piers finds out...
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In this fiery debate on women's sport, Piers Morgan brings James Barr, Esther Krakue, Tomi Lahren and Francesca Fiorentini onto the topic of trans athletes, ignited by the news that transgender sprinter Aayden Gallagher was booed for winning gold in the Oregon Girls 200m State Championships last week.
Esther and Tomi are indignant at what they see as males replacing females in women’s sport, while Francesca says she’s ‘embarrassed to be a woman’ when other women 'freak out' about trans athletes. The row boils over into an analysis of American Football player Harrison Butker, who used his address at Benedictine College to tell women that their most important title is homemaker

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