Piers Morgan Uncensored

Russell Brand is one of the most polarising figures in modern media: comedian, actor, commentator, and now a man at the centre of intense public debate.

In tonight's Uncensored interview, Brand discusses his evolving identity: from Hollywood star to political voice, his association with MAGA and his recent conversion to Christianity, explored in his new book.

However, the conversation also turns to the serious allegations he is currently facing - issues that continue to divide opinion and dominate headlines.

Piers Morgan is joined by Russell Brand for a striking, in-depth conversation on belief, controversy and the forces shaping his life today.
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Rising tensions in the Middle East and a shifting political divide in the US take center stage. As Donald Trump extends a fragile ceasefire with Iran, questions grow over how the conflict will end - with Iran still controlling the Strait of Hormuz and US pressure ongoing.

At the same time, public opinion in America is undergoing a dramatic shift. Support for Israel is declining across both parties, with more Americans now sympathizing with Palestinians than Israelis - an unprecedented change shaping the future of US politics.

Tonight’s debate captures that divide: lifelong Democrat Alan Dershowitz switches parties to defend Israel, while Republican Joe Kent breaks ranks over US ties to Israel and the Iran War.

With potential 2028 contenders like Josh Shapiro and Rahm Emanuel weighing in, the political stakes couldn’t be higher.

How does the Iran conflict end and where does America stand on Israel now?

Piers Morgan is joined by international relations scholar, Professor John Mearsheimer, author and legal scholar Alan Dershowitz, former director of the US National Counterterrorism Center, Joe Kent, and Ian Bremmer, president of the Eurasia Group.

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Donald Trump has extended the Iran ceasefire indefinitely, raising fresh questions about US strategy as tensions persist in the Strait of Hormuz and global oil prices surge.

With Iran dismissing the ceasefire and economic pressure mounting, is Washington losing leverage?

Plus, the UK bans Kanye West and Valentina Gomez, reigniting debate over free speech and political consistency. What does it mean for controversial figures and where should the line be drawn?

Piers Morgan is joined by Senator Rand Paul, Rep Lauren Boebert, executive producer and host of The Young Turks, Ana Kasparian, Lead Global Security Analyst of Washington Post Intelligence, Josh Rogin, former US Navy Commander & mine specialist Tom Sauer and founder of Outkick!, Clay Travis.

Following the panel, Piers is also joined by anti-Islam influencer Valentina Gomez and journalist Sami Hamdi to discuss their bans from the UK and the US.
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Back in February, President Trump ordered War Secretary Pete Hegseth to prepare the release of what he called “the UFO Files.” The move followed comments by former President Obama, whose remarks that “aliens are real” were described by Trump as a leak of classified information.

Now, after months of delays, the administration says the process is underway—and the first wave of documents could be released very soon.

Why have these files been kept hidden for so long? Officials have historically cited concerns about public reaction to potential evidence of extraterrestrial life. But some lawmakers argue the public is ready.

Republican Congressman Tim Burchett, a member of the House Oversight Committee, has been pushing for transparency. He’s made headlines with claims about classified briefings, including allegations of underwater alien bases and joins Piers Morgan to discuss what might be coming next.

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Despite the Iran War being popular with many in Israel, some communities there staged a protest this weekend against the ceasefire in Lebanon.

Israel sees its war on Hezbollah as inseparable from the Iran War - and there is every chance that Netanyahu will suffer big political consequences if Trump decrees an early end to the war that Bibi persuaded him to start.

In any case, the State of Israel could be living with the consequences of Netanyahu’s decisions for many years to come. Many formerly-reliable allies of Israel eventually condemned the war in Gaza and moved to recognise a Palestinian state. And now the Spanish government will formally ask the entire European Union to sever its ties with Israel over its violations of international law. Meanwhile, in the US, support for Israel is cratering - and photos of the IDF attacking icons of Jesus with a sledgehammer aren't likely to help.

Joining Piers Morgan to debate the Middle East crisis is former Israeli hostage negotiator, Gershon Baskin, retired lieutenant colonel and IDF spokesman, Jonathan Conricus, international spokesperson for the Jewish Community of Hebron and advisor to the Israeli government, Yishai Fleisher and author and commentator for Haaretz, Gideon Levy.
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