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There has been an unprecedented global reaction to Piers' interview with Kevin Spacey.
And as you would expect with an A-list superstar who’s been embroiled in the most serious of scandals, opinion is sharply divided.
Kevin Spacey wants to get back on the Hollywood horse. In fact, he needs to.
But does he deserve a second chance?
Is it even possible?
To discuss Spacey and a whole lot more, Movie reviewer extraordinaire,The Critical Drinker and pop culture critic Nerdrotic.
Joining them, author of 'The Case For Cancel Culture', Ernest Owens & Uncensored regulars; Esther Krakue and James Barr.
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He’s a Kennedy. A conspiracist. And the insurgent, independent candidate for President of the United States.
RFK Junior has shaken up the race for the White House; powered by younger voters and a canny media plan that favours podcasts over press conferences.
Both the Biden and Trump campaigns are divided over who he hurts the most.
But one thing’s for certain, a strong independent candidate could change the course of history in a knife edge election. And RFK Junior says he’s going nowhere.
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Piers' next guest is a hugely influential YouTube commentator with an army of followers who says they were fired for speaking their mind but then came roaring back with an even bigger show.
Candace Owens launched her new, independent show this week.
She has previously described Piers as “dishonest”, a “snake” and “a toddler”.
And in the true spirit of Uncensored,she joins us now...
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Kevin Spacey is one of Hollywood’s greatest villains.
On - and off - the big screen.
He’s played a serial killer; a gangster; a supervillain; a Horrible Boss; Dr Evil; an evil grasshopper…
Even Richard Nixon…
American Beauty made Spacey a symbol of suburban crisis.
House of Cards made Netflix a content king.
But it’s Spacey’s career - and his reputation - that’s come crashing down.
In 2017 he came out as gay amid allegations of sexual misconduct.
He’s since faced a slew of serious claims on both sides of the Atlantic.
But no court of law has ever found Spacey guilty.
His supporters think he is the MeToo victim.
And now, he’s ready to reveal all;
On Jeffrey Epstein;
On Prince Andrew
On the industry that shunned him;
And the claims that wrecked an Oscar-winning career…
Kevin Spacey is Uncensored.
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This weekend Israeli forces raided a refugee camp in Gaza and successfully freed four hostages who’d been abducted at a music festival on October 7.
The Hamas-run Health Ministry says 274 people died in that raid, including children and civilians.
The IDF says it killed fewer than 100.
But whatever the total, it’s horrific.
This was a refugee camp. Children were killed.
That doesn’t make it any less horrifying that four innocent Israelis were snatched by terrorists at a music festival in the first place, and no less of a triumph that Israel has now brought them home.
Two things can be true at the same time.
What exactly is wrong with having a moral conscience about innocent people suffering?
Journalist and broadcaster Emily Austin, Palestinian-American commentator, Omar Baddar & Host of “Part Of The Problem Podcast”, Dave Smith join to debate.
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It's official: Fiona Harvey, aka 'the real Martha' from Baby Reindeer, is suing Netflix for a massive $170 million dollars in what the lawsuit calls the "biggest lie in television history" - a plan which she first mooted on Uncensored.
The lawsuit - which Piers is in possession of - was filed in California at the end of last week.
It states that Netflix spread "brutal lies...because it was a better story than the truth, and better stories made money". As a result of "malfeasance and utterly reckless misconduct, Harvey's life had been ruined."
The streaming giant, however, isn't rolling over. Far from it.
In their first public comment, they said: "We intend to defend this matter vigorously and to stand by Richard Gadd's right to tell his story."
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June is Pride Month, a time for acknowledging and celebrating the LGBTQ+ community across the world. It’s surely a worthy cause, but Piers Morgan has a question to ask; Why do the LGBTQ+ community enjoy an entire month of events and attention, while other minority groups usually only get a day?
To discuss, Piers brings collegiate athlete and author Riley Gaines, journalist Ernest Owens, LGBTQ+ comedian James Barr and columnist Esther Krakue together on Uncensored. James and Ernest furiously defend Pride month, and argue that people like Piers are actually a reason it’s necessary. Riley comes at the discussion from a different angle, saying that deference to LGBTQ+ activism is leading to unfairness and a lack of opportunity in women’s sports.
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The people of America are still reeling from the bombshell verdict in Donald Trump’s hush money trial, guilty on all 34 counts.
The fallout from this decision has been similarly bombastic; ranging from joyful celebrations to screams of political interference.
Piers brings host of 'The Benny Show' Benny Johnson, host of 'The David Pakman Show' David Pakman, legal expert and Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz and progressive activist Nomiki Konst together for a vital debate on what has happened and what is yet to come. Tempers are pushed to the limit to say the least...
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This week marks an historic moment in US judicial history.
A courtroom saga that has captured the nation's attention, with one of the most politically-divisive figures in America facing federal charges.
It’s the trial of Hunter Biden; the first child of a sitting US president to become a criminal defendant.
One of the many controversies about President Biden’s son in recent years was the family’s failure to acknowledge their seventh grandchild until last summer.
Lunden Roberts is the mother of five-year-old Navy Joan.
Her forthcoming memoir - “Out of the Shadows: My Life Inside the Wild World of Hunter Biden” - teases their “rollercoaster” relationship.
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Ben Shapiro’s rise as a conservative poster boy has matured into something more professional in recent years. He’s managed to avoid the downward trajectories of other rightwing pundits such as Alex Jones and Steve Bannon, to become a media mogul in his own right. He joins Piers Morgan for a deep dive into current events affecting the US and the whole world; first taking aim at the historic Donald Trump trial verdict but also picking apart Joe Biden’s performance as President. Lastly, Ben tackles the war still raging in his beloved Israel.
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