Piers Morgan

The egotist-in-chief returns to TV promising an 'island of sanity' in 'a world gone mad.' But he'll need to do way worse than this weak opener with Donald ...

The prime minister’s threat to unleash “the terrors of the earth” on whoever made misogynist allegations against Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner was discussed as if it were a startling Johnson coinage with no footnote that it’s a quote from King Lear. If Morgan flounces off this set, they’re stuffed, and that is not the only drawback of a solo show. The only line drawn at ITV was over his on-air bawling-out of a colleague and subsequent storming from the studio. Morgan was also cocky about the likely audience: “If [Putin] is watching … and he will be!” The Sunday papers that trumpeted Talk TV’s debut also featured prominent adverts for Marr’s LBC show. If Piers Morgan were a nightclub bouncer, he would try to start fights.

As part of the more than 70-minute interview, Morgan asked Mr Trump if he will run to be president in 2024, to which he replied: “For reasons of campaign ...

“They said would you mind doing a quick video wishing him luck? In a video, the comedian said: “The producers of Piers Morgan’s new show contacted me and asked me if I’d like to be a guest. Mr Trump later released a statement claiming Morgan “attempted to unlawfully and deceptively edit his long and tedious interview with me” before the presenter urged the public to “watch the interview – it will all be there”. As part of the more than 70-minute interview, Morgan asked Mr Trump if he will run to be president in 2024, to which he replied: “For reasons of campaign finance and everything I’m not allowed to say but let me just say this, I think a lot of people are going to be very happy.” At the beginning of the talk show, Morgan also delivered an opening monologue where he stated his show will be a “no cancel zone”. During the interview on the new evening talk show Piers Morgan Uncensored, Mr Trump said he cannot reveal if he will run for office again, but added that “a lot of people are going to be very happy”.

Piers Morgan returned to TV on the new channel TalkTV, owned by Rupert Murdoch, in the broadcaster's flagship programme Piers Morgan Uncensored for an ...

A third posted: “Trump spewing out the same old bulls*** and sound bites. However, a number of fans celebrated the return of Piers to television screens, with one writing: “Can see this new Piers Morgan show, becoming one of the best places for honest, fiery debate.” Another posted: “This interview is so cringeworthy, Piers Morgan will be the UK's Tucker Carlson,” as a fellow viewer wrote: “I've watched Morgan and Trump pretending to be annoyed with each other and I'm done.”

Piers Morgan has said he is keen to interview Meghan Markle on his new show Uncensored and would ask her some "difficult" questions.

After discussing some of the difficult topics he would ask Meghan if he had the chance, Piers invited the Duchess to do an interview with him. Morgan described her as "a piece of work", adding: "I was one of many people that she used along her path up the slippery ladder, that's fine. I don't care. During the podcast, Piers said Markle had made a number of unsubstantiated claims against the Royal Family, with him describing such actions as "incredibly damaging." Prince Harry and Meghan sat down with Oprah for a tell-all interview about their split from the Royal Family last March, with the royal sharing she had suffered from "suicidal thoughts" and alleged that she was denied help from the Royal family during her private struggle. Harry went on to claim that his father and brother, Prince Charles and William, are "trapped" in the institution of the monarchy.

PIERS MORGAN returned to TV screens on Monday evening and unleashed a blistering rant towards cancel culture and aimed it at what he referred to as the ...

Silencing, censoring and no-platforming and cancelling people who don’t agree with you isn’t democratic or liberal, it’s actually a form of modern-day fascism. "Their careers and reputations destroyed. He went on to take a shot at Meghan and slammed: "Fun police - get stuffed. "And that’s THE truth. And definitely not Princess Pinocchio’s truth. He mentioned Meghan Markle during his speech and branded her "Princess Pinocchio" as she was one of the main reason he quit his presenting role at Good Morning Britain back in March 2021.

Rupert Murdoch's TalkTV launched on Monday night with Tom Newton-Dunn - but he was the warm-up for main attraction Piers Morgan and his interview with ...

Mr Murdoch is ruthless if his investments are not working. Daytime programming will be provided by a simultaneous broadcast of sister station TalkRADIO, home to Jeremy Kyle and Julia Hartley-Brewer, where the tone is more strident. TalkTV’s daytime programming will be provided by a simultaneous broadcast of its sister station TalkRadio, which is home to Jeremy Kyle and Julia Hartley-Brewer and has a more strident tone.