Piers Morgan Uncensored

President Donald Trump’s decision to ease sanctions on Russian fuel risks injecting billions into Moscow’s war machine, weakening Ukraine’s position and adding to the pressure on President Volodymyr Zelensky.

As the fallout from the US-Israeli war with Iran spreads, Trump’s proposed “energy ceasefire” between Russia and Ukraine appears to have done little to calm tensions, with Russian forces striking Ukrainian energy infrastructure shortly after Kyiv signalled its willingness to comply.

Meanwhile, Yemen’s Houthi rebels are escalating attacks on Saudi oil tankers and energy facilities, with drones and missiles also targeting Riyadh’s international airport. As oil prices surge and instability spreads across the region, Trump’s efforts to ease pressure at the pump risk producing the opposite result.

Piers Morgan is joined by political scientist and global security scholar Robert Pape; Robert Harward, former Deputy Commander of US Central Command and member of the Jewish Institute for National Security of America’s Iran Policy Project; Alan Eyre, former Persian-language spokesman for the US State Department; Aaron Maté, journalist with The Grayzone; and Mohammed Marandi, professor at the University of Tehran, to debate the escalating conflict and its global consequences.

Then, Piers welcomes History Uncensored hosts Bianca Nobilo and Tim Marshall to Uncensored. As the world faces mounting geopolitical turmoil, are the lessons of history being ignored - or is history repeating itself?

(00:00:00) Introduction

(00:02:37) Robert Pape: “Most dangerous period since the war began"

(00:05:36) Aaron Maté on why the Houthis are attacking Saudi Arabia

(00:14:16) Putin offers a one-day ceasefire for Ukrainian elections

(00:17:22) Alan Eyre: Will Trump end up with a worse Iran deal than Obama?

(00:22:23) Zelensky hits back at Trump and Elon Musk over Ukraine’s leadership

(00:25:13) Should the Fort Hood shooter’s execution be live-streamed?

(00:29:50) Professor Marandi on the Houthis and Saudi Arabia

(00:36:43) Robert Pape on the danger of moral certainty in war

(00:43:54) History Uncensored’s Bianca Nobilo and Tim Marshall join

(00:51:24) Has Trump ignored the lessons of history?

(00:54:07) The AI threat: Bill Gates and Stephen Hawking’s warning
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Twenty years after Richard Dawkins’ book The God Delusion helped propel the New Atheist movement into the mainstream, the debate over science, faith and the existence of God is taking a new turn.

Once celebrated for challenging religious belief in the name of science, atheism now faces a changing cultural landscape, with church attendance reportedly rising and the Bible returning to bestseller lists.

So could science actually provide evidence for God rather than disprove his existence?

Stephen C. Meyer, author and advocate of intelligent design, joins Uncensored to discuss his controversial arguments, his recent article in The Telegraph and the furious response it provoked from Richard Dawkins himself.

As the battle between faith and atheism enters a new chapter, can science and belief really be reconciled?

Piers Morgan is also joined by Matt Dillahunty from The Atheist Experience, archaeologist Flint Dibble, and founder of Noah’s Ark Scans, Andrew Jones, to debate one of humanity’s biggest questions.

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(00:00:00) Introduction

(00:01:35) Stephen C. Meyer on his spat with Richard Dawkins

(00:09:27) The future of artificial intelligence

(00:12:15) The existence of other universes

(00:15:37) Meyer on Dawkins and the design element

(00:17:28) Matt Dillahunty reacts to Meyer’s interview

(00:22:40) Three ideas in favour of the atheism argument

(00:28:38) The belief in God and infinite heaven as a reward

(00:35:26) Andrew Jones and Flint Dibble on Noah’s Ark

(00:40:43) Meyer on the possible discovery of Noah’s ark

(00:44:03) Polymarket: Will Jesus Christ return before 2027?
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Mike Tyson has lived one of the most extraordinary and turbulent lives in sports history.

Crowned world heavyweight champion at just 20, Tyson became the youngest heavyweight champion ever and quickly established himself as one of the most feared and formidable fighters on the planet. But behind the knockouts and global fame came a life marked by controversy, personal struggles, triumph, and tragedy.

Now, Netflix is bringing Tyson’s remarkable story to the screen in a big-budget four-part docu-series.

Piers Morgan is joined by Tyson, who reflects on his life from becoming the king of the ring - to confronting the events that shaped his life beyond boxing.

(00:00:00) Introduction

(00:02:32) Tyson on his his mentor Cus D’Amato

(00:09:02) The feeling of being in the ring

(00:12:00) Marriage to Kiki

(00:13:22) Wanting to fight Floyd Mayweather

(00:15:25) Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury’s upcoming fight

(00:17:00) Eddie Hearn, Dana White and Don King

(00:17:37) Donald Trump

(00:20:51) Is Mike Tyson the best boxer that’s ever lived?

(00:25:45) Celebrities who visited Mike when he was in prison

(00:26:47) Mike Tyson on life, death and religion

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Three years on from the October 7th Hamas attack, Piers Morgan reflects on how global public opinion towards Israel has dramatically shifted. While initial worldwide sympathy saw major global landmarks illuminated in solidarity, the rising human toll in Gaza, international recognition of Palestinian statehood, UK sanctions, and fierce debates over Zionism have altered the geopolitical landscape.

Piers addresses the growing divide, public sentiment in the West, and the complex history behind the conflict by first speaking to author of ‘Anti-Zionism: A Jewish History’ Benjamin Moser before welcoming his panel; US-Israeli journalist and broadcaster Emily Schrader, The Young Turks’ Cenk Uygur and Prager U commentator Shabbos Kestenbaum.

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(00:00:00: Introduction

(00:02:06) Benjamin Moser

(00:13:52 ) Green Party's Zionism vote

(00:20:55) Ben-Gvir, Smotrich and Israel election

(00:26:58) What is the definition of Zionism?

(00:31:55) Is Israel becoming a global pariah?

(00:34:58) Cenk Uygur erupts over Gaza's children

(00:40:00) A proportional response to October 7th?

(00:45:08) Child casualty figures in Gaza vs other wars

(00:49:30) Piers: October 7th must be condemned unreservedly
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Jessica Tarlov, best known as ‘the liberal one’ on Fox News’ flagship programme The Five, joins the show for a wide-ranging conversation about political disagreement, debate and her new book, I Disagree: Winning Arguments Without Losing Friends.

Elsewhere, attention turns to the Cornell fraternity scandal polarising opinion across the US, and the latest developments in the Iran War - including the growing political risks for Donald Trump ahead of the midterms.

Tarlov brings her trademark liberal perspective to some of America’s most divisive political and cultural debates, while explaining how it’s possible to disagree without turning every argument into a war.

In tonight’s Uncensored, Piers Morgan is also joined by host of System Update, Glenn Greenwald, host of the Tara Palmeri Show, Tara Palmeri, former US deputy national security advisor, KT McFarland, and independent journalist Michael Tracey.

(00:00:00) Introduction
(00:01:11) Jessica Tarlov joins the show
(00:02:06) Jessica on Trump constantly targeting her out for her opinions
(00:04:44) Fracturing of relationships with friends and family over political opinions
(00:11:15) The panel joins to debate the upcoming midterm elections in the U.S.
(00:14:31) Donald Trump’s campaigns against wars in the Middle East backfiring
(00:16:04) Is Trump a liability for candidates in the midterms?
(00:19:14) Pete Hegseth’s ‘no beardos, no weirdos' comment
(00:24:17) The timeline of the Iran war
(00:26:47) Who is the new hope for the Democratic Party?
(00:29:08) Michael Tracey joins to discuss the Cornell 7 and controversially outing Jane Doe
(00:36:49) The panel talk about the Cornell 7 case
(00:40:55) Tara Palmeri calls out Michael Tracey for revealing Jane Doe’s identity
(00:42:12) Piers and Tara press Michael for admitting he made a mistake
(00:47:30) Glenn Greenwald on why it's unfair for Jane Doe to remain anonymous
(00:49:59) Michael Tracey brings in the 6th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution
(00:52:12) A duty of care for the victims

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