he put piers morgan in the seat. he put piers morgan in the seat. viewers skyrocketed, he and susanna have a good dynamic, the public clearly enjoy it. they may hate him on monday like him on tuesday, he's been great in great britain on the covid stuff, but you cannotjust keep yanking people's microphones off because they happen to have an opinion that some people may find offensive. i to have an opinion that some people may find offensive.— may find offensive. i wonder if part of our may find offensive. i wonder if part of your difficulty _ may find offensive. i wonder if part of your difficulty with _ may find offensive. i wonder if part of your difficulty with the _ may find offensive. i wonder if part of your difficulty with the meghan i of your difficulty with the meghan interview and piers morgan's difficulty was the nature of the questioning. the doctors —— the duchess of sussex is going to put her point of view, but i wonder if you would have been less frustrated and he would have been less frustrated if you thought the interview was more co

farewell piers morgan- he has — diabolical behaviour. farewell piers morgan.an. he has left the _ diabolical behaviour. farewell piers i morgan. he has left the programme. he has left it for apparently. itv says he has as of now it left a good morning britain. that is it for me. let's go to our own weather forecaster, been rich. — ben rich. hello. we have a rather turbulent couple of days of weather coming up. it will be outbreaks of heavy rain but also some really strong winds. gales which could cause disruption and which will send some big waves crashing onto the coastlines. it is already windy across the northwest. turning very well against england and wales. a little drier for northern ireland and scotland with clear spells and a scattering of showers here. it will start off what across england to wales in the rain will try to clear away but actually it was then surge back from the southwest affecting all areas by the southwest affecting all areas by the afternoon. temporarily a spell of snow over high ground and scotland and the winds picking up going to

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who say that the fall could be partly attributed to the resignation of itv�*s star journalist, piers morganecord ratings for good morning britain, of course, but he quit on tuesday after refusing to apologise for his on—air criticism of the royal couple. so, whilst the oprah interview represents a historic moment for buckingham palace, is it also a massive deal for british media? perhaps so. does piers morgan's departure show that his brand of highly opinionated journalism is incompatible with an ofcom—regulated tv channel? and will he resurface on one of the new news channels that's coming to the uk which has promised to capitalise on that exact style of noisy journalism? let me introduce you to our guests. jane martinson is a professor ofjournalism at city university, and was the guardian's media editor. jane, just a moment ago when we were on the zoom call, you were on a phone call which terrified me slightly. who were you talking to and did it have to do with journalism? it was, i was actually talking to the guardian opinion desk, which i had written a piece about the aforementioned pie

piers morgan has _ the best, of course we do. piers morgan has had _ the best, of course we do.s had a mum - the best, of course we do. piers morgan has had a mum and - the best, of course we do. piers morgan has had a mum and often controversial career, he was sacked as editor at the daily mirror and in recent years has become an outspoken voice about controversies on language, race and gender, so—called work culture. a former colleague was glad he had spoken his mind. i worked with him for years, he's my friend, and i will stand by his right to say what he said and if you want to leave the show, that is his right, so i stand by what he wants to say, it is freedom of speech. thousands of complaints but piers morgan does have millions of followers. today's work—out was good for attention and with two new opinion led new services preparing to launch, the morgan started broadcasting is not about to go out of fashion. —— style of broadcasting. david sillito, bbc news. two of the government's top scientists have warned of the dangers of lifting coronavirus restrictions too quickly,

are you going to be offering piers morgan a job? ihell. offering piers morgan a “ob?or it. and if he were up for it, would you expect him - for it. and if he were up for it, would you expect him to - for it. and if he were up for it, would you expect him to be i for it. and if he were up for it, - would you expect him to be allowed to say the sort of thing that he said yesterday without pushback? you will said yesterday without pushback? um, will understand that i wouldn't want to negotiate with piers morgan on the airwaves of the bbc! all they would say is that i wouldn't really want to simply transfer what he did at good morning britain onto gb news, but what could we find a role for piers morgan? of course we could! any network with worth its salt could find a role for a podcast of his talent.— salt could find a role for a podcast of his talent. right, thank you very much, of his talent. right, thank you very much. there _ of his talent. right, thank you very much, there are _ of his talent. right, thank you very much, there are good _ of his talent. right, thank y

and from piers morgan himself a stron: voice. and from piers morgan himself a strong hint — voice.ce. and from piers morgan himself a strong hint that this _ voice. and from piers morgan himself a strong hint that this will _ voice. and from piers morgan himself a strong hint that this will only - voice. and from piers morgan himself a strong hint that this will only be - a strong hint that this will only be a strong hint that this will only be a brief pause. a strong hint that this will only be a brief pause-— a brief pause. although the woke crowd will think _ a brief pause. although the woke crowd will think they _ a brief pause. although the woke crowd will think they have - a brief pause. although the woke i crowd will think they have cancelled me, i think they will be rather disappointed when i re—emerge. indeed. two new opinion led new services are waiting in the wings. the morgan style of broadcasting is far from the morgan style of broadcasting is farfrom going out of the morgan style of broadcasting is far from going out of fashion. the morgan style of broadcasting is far

already lots of speculation as to where piers morgan will be going next.ething called gb news. that's the news channel launching later this year which counts discovery amongst its backers. people in the media getting very excited and agitated about it, there's been some talk about whether or not it might be a uk version of fox news. on monday, i sat down with the chairman of gb news, also its star signing, andrew neil. i should point out this was recorded before we'd seen the royal interview, and an eternity before piers morgan quit itv. let me play you a big chunk of that, because i asked andrew neil what the business case for gb news actually is. i think it's always a good time. as journalists, we should always welcome new news channels and jobs for journalists, more diversity is great, when i was on sky in 1989, it was meant to destroy the bbc and itv. it did nothing of the kind, it just added hugely to the choice that was available. and if you look at the major news providers in britain at the moment, they all come from various shades of left — not mad

is that this piers morgan who has walked off?- morgan who has walked off?d off? i think it might be the same guy, - morgan who has walked off? i think it might be the same guy, yeah. i morgan who has walked off? i think i it might be the same guy, yeah. when the au find it might be the same guy, yeah. when the guy find interesting _ it might be the same guy, yeah. when the guy find interesting is _ it might be the same guy, yeah. barren the guy find interesting is this is a commercial decision as much of anything else and itv have let him walk away and i find that really very interesting because it surely if he was a massive asset to your channel you would do anything you can and set the other presenter, not the name presenter. so i don't understand why they have let him just walk away and whether he was unhappy or he decided that he wanted to leave but i thought it was interesting that they said it will not make any more comment about it. ijust found it not make any more comment about it. i just found it that they are commercial channel that makes decision

we need to understand that because of the society we live in, piers morgan leaving good for piers morganorgan has brought up two forms of defence, his first defence is that this is freedom of speech, that's nonsense. no freedom of speech gives you the right to undermine the lived experiences of depression, of suicidal thoughts of other people. not everyone thinks piers morgan was out of line, though. here's news anchor and podcaster megyn kelly. piers morgan has never been shy about expressing his opinion, - and he often takes controversial positions, and he's been - beating up on meghan _ and prince harry for a long time. so i think his brand _ is what they hired and he didn't really deviate from it this week. he was basically saying, "i don't buy it. - "i, having listened to the whole i interview and knowing this person, do not believe what she said." he is entitled to that belief. i don't think it's irresponsible for him to say, having - covered her now for years, i day in, day out, much more than the average person, - i have good reason to believe she's not a credible person in this

another aspect of this story concerns piers morgan, the broadcaster.stands by his criticism of meghan markle and her view that she was not telling the truth in the interview when she felt she was suicidal. he quit his television show on tuesday after a colleague of his took him to task on air -- there he goes, he walked off. the british media watchdog has received over 40,000 complaints and the mental health charity mindpoke out about what he said as well. we also believe the complaint was made by meghan markle herself. the duchess of sussex formerly filed a complaint to the channel that carried the show that p iers used to present. this is what piers morgan has had to say today. >> i don't believe almost anything that comes out of her mouth. the damages done to the british monarchy and to the queen. the damage enormous and frankly insensible. if i have to fall on my sword for holding this opinion, meghan markle and the diatribe of bills that came out -- russ: piers morgan has been a prolific critic of meghan markle for some years now. he has recently

she comes over here and sees people like piers morgan — here and sees people like piers morgan and sees and she _ tabloids treat her and her children and she just thought "i don't want to live _ and she just thought "i don't want to live in — and she just thought "i don't want to live in this country." i think we think— to live in this country." i think we think this — to live in this country." i think we think this is — to live in this country." i think we think this is normal. it really isn't — think this is normal. it really isn't normal. some of the toxicity and ways— isn't normal. some of the toxicity and ways the press pushes people up, ithink— and ways the press pushes people up, i think piers _ and ways the press pushes people up, i think piers morgan is part of the problem — i think piers morgan is part of the problem i— i think piers morgan is part of the problem. i personally think he's a toxic— problem. i personally think he's a toxic figure. i'm sure he'll find somewhere else to pour his vitriol. it's somewhere else to pour his vitriol. it's a _ somewhere else to pour his v

there are reports that the duchess of sussex formally complained to itv about presenter piers morgant yesterday. piers morgan left the breakfast show after an on—air row with a colleague, after he said earlier this week he "didn't believe a word" of meghan�*s oprah winfrey interview. pa media is reporting the duchess' main concern is how piers morgan's comments may affect the issue of mental health generally and those attempting to deal with their own problems. alastair campbell is a former labour director of communications and now a mental health campaigner. earlier, my colleague victoria derbyshire spoke to him and asked him his views on the interview and piers morgan. when we watch somebody like meghan markle speaking, it is possible, i got nothing against people saying they don't like her or that they think she is doing wrong, that she is minute built of, all the things people are saying, and i know no more than anybody else about what went on in her head in the incident that she was describing. none of us do. but i would never passjudgment on that either way, and i think when pe

piers morgan has quit his breakfast show over comments he made about meghan. >> you continue to treasuretrash her. >> i am done with this. i can't do this. >> this is absolutely diabolical behavior. >> these ros: -- ros: these pictures are from myanmar where the military crackdown continues. >> they are going to kill us. they use real bullets all the time. ros: jury selection has started in the trial of the former police officer connected with the death of george floyd, which triggered weeks of protests across -- a death which triggered weeks of protests across the country. ♪ a warm welcome to those of you watching on pbs in america. within the last three hours, buckingham palace has responded to meghan and harry'interview with oprah winfrey. the statement says the whole family saddened to learn the full extent of how challenging the last few years have been. goes on to say the issues of race are concerning and issues are very serious and will be handled privately. it concludes harry, megan, and archieill always be much loved family members. that was the royal statement. prince charles w

piers morgan was spouting off in his fashion. >> shannon: greg is a former advisor to, to prime minister boris johnson. here's what cnn said. meghan markle complained concerning the impact morgan's comments could have on others and degrade the seriousness of mental health issues. he hasn't been kind to her. what do you make of the fact that she framed it that way? >> that was a smart move. she is playing the game. she is using the world ever cancel culture in her favor. it's going to work. it already worked. piers morgan lost his job hosting the most popular breakfast show in the u.k. he had to personally write to the tv station to complain about it show there is is a background there. this is shocking. you think about this in terms of concept. a princess. if you say anything bad against her, you will lose your job. this is like medieval times. i can't believe this is happening. >> shannon: for us it's hard to understand or believe there is a body that would look at you and look at these comments you made with piers morgan who said he already quit. that there are regulators that tell you

piers morgan disappearing _ not believe. piers morgan disappearing from - not believe.earing from that. not believe. piers morgan i disappearing from that show not believe. piers morgan - disappearing from that show was a christmas present come early from britain. we know he had a vendetta and never followed up after they had a personal engagement. they went out for drinks and he never heard from her again. he has had an axe to grind for a long time. but this story played out like a hollywood movie. the printer decided to abandon his family to become a knight in shining armour. they moved to hollywood and they were rescued by tyler perry, a hollywood mogul, who gave them security and a black woman oprah winfrey who gave them a platform. i do not know if you could have scripted a better story in any of the movies that have been blockbuster. they could not have predicted this on the show, the crown. one unexpected consequence of the reaction to harry and meghan�*s interview has been the celebrity tv presenter, piers morgan, losing his job as a breakfast anchor. he had sai

so, thousands of complaints, but piers morgan does have millions of followers. for attention — and with two new opinion—led news services preparing to launch, the morgan style of broadcasting isn't about to go out of fashion. david sillito, bbc news. there have been further protests in towns and cities across myanmar, in defiance of the armed forces. they're calling for an end to military rule and the release of the country's elected government leaders, following last month's coup. it's thought more than a0 people were arrested overnight, with government forces sealing off neighbourhoods to round up demonstrators. our south east asia correspondent jonathan head reports. with their homemade shields, they practice defensive manoeuvres. more reminiscent of ancient rome than modern myanmar. but this is all they have against bullets and tear gas. throughout the day, these young activists play a dangerous game of cat—and—mouse with the security forces. advancing, then retreating down sidestreets, hoping they don't get caught. everywhere, you see breathtaking courage ag

ahead for us -- we are learning meghan, the duchess of sussex, is fighting back against comments piers morganade about her revelation that she thought about committing suicide. this morning, morgan abruptly left his show. we have details ahead. >>> we are just moments away from the opening bell on wall street. u.s. futures pointing higher as the house prepares to vote soon on the covid relief package. investors keeping a close eye on that as well as february's inflation numbers. this is the nasdaq, it had its best day in four months. we'll keep a close eye on the markets. this is how you become the best! [music: “you're the best” by joe esposito] [music: “you're the best” by joe esposito] [triumphantly yells] [ding] don't get mad. get e*trade and take charge of your finances today. [♪] when you have diabetes, managing your blood sugar is crucial. don't get mad. try boost glucose control. the patented blend is clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels. boost glucose control products contain high quality protein and key nutrients to support immune health. try boost. like you, my hands

"newsweek" included him in an article said select who is defend piers morgan said he really had piersen they include later in the article that he said it is not about piers morgan where so important for you to smear this guy because he said he -- defends the first amendment in the same sentence that happens to be a guy who said something they find offensive it is insane. greg: it is also another place where race is interjected you cannot like someone wok not like someone that has nothing to do with race. >> correct. >> tyrus. >> it is royalty sometime they are close minded elitist individual and inspiring because they inspire a group of people going this sucks, let's go half way across the ocean see if it is better over there. to america -- so bsh >> by their story so concerned they almost had to make it almost on 10 million dollars. >> i couldn't afford to not pay for my security which probably meant your normal security was relieved that they could still keep their jobs. >> yeah. or already fire old security team you have because you thought you were going to have royal ones with co

so, thousands of complaints, but piers morgan does have millions of followers. good for attention — and with two new opinion—led news services preparing to launch, the morgan style of broadcasting isn't about to go out of fashion. david sillito, bbc news. japan's top news agency, kyodo, is reporting spectators will not be able to attend this year's olympic games. kyodo said overseas fans would not be welcome because of concerns over coronavirus. the government says a final decision will be made by the end of the month. britain has hit back after the european union accused the country of imposing a vaccine export ban. the claim was made by european council chief charles michel but the uk foreign secretary has said the allegation is completely false. here in london, detectives investigating the disappearance of a 33—year—old woman who went missing last week have arrested a serving officer within their force. sarah everard was last seen while walking home from a friend's house. the metropolitan police also arrested a second person on suspicion of aiding an offender

. >> i'm not worried about piers morgan. i'm geuessing he's going to lan on his feet after an outburst that sometimes gets rewarded. i see you thinking about trying it. "new day" continues right now. >>> congress is set to pass a $1.9 trillion covid relief bill. >> we could have had a bill that was a fraction of the cost. >> reporter: no more mask mandate in texas and businesses can open without restriction. >> i don't believe the onus should be on small business. >>> the british royal family is now speaking out. the whole family is saddened to learn the full extent of how challenging the last few years have been for harry and meghan. >> the idea that there's going to be a change here was always a fantasy. >> reporter: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> reporter: welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day" and it will be an historic day in the u.s. congress. you're looking at live pictures of the u.s. capitol where later this morning, we do expect final pass

sorry, can't do this. >> stephen: piers morgan is such a baby, someone at buckingham palace just askedhe's going to be. piers didn't just storm off the set in slow-motion twit snit. he stormed off the whole show, because a few hours ago, his network announced "piers morgan has decided now is the time to leave 'good morning britain.'" congratulations. tomorrow's going to be a great morning, britain. back stateside-- ( bell ringing ) and we leave england! and we leave england! back stateside, in the lat where i can stop saying "in the latest covid news!" because u.s. coronavirus cases have posted their slowest spread since the pandemic began. i haven't been this happy about a slow spread since that guy was peeing in my subway car. people are finally starting to see signs that life is trickling back. thanks to new c.d.c. guidelines, vaccinated grandparents can once again visit adult children and grandchildren. this means so much for seniors who've been isolated. grandkids, time to put on a snorkel, because the forecast calls for extended bosom hugs. isn't that great? isn't that great. we

one.♪ ♪ and that's 'cause personalized ads ♪ ♪ find good ideas for everyone ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: piers morganning britain and left the show. meghan markle complaineded to the network after morgan's criticism of her sit down with oprah winfrey. >> i believe in freedom of speech. i believe in the right to have an opinion. if people want to believe meghan markle, that's entirely their light. i don't believe almost anything that comes out of her mouth. the damage she's done to the britain monarchy and the queen when prince phillip is lying in hospital and enormous and contemptible. if i have to fall on my sword for expressing an opinion about meghan markle, so be it. >> sean: now piers morgan's comments are being investigated under their harm and offense rules. that's a government reglull attor. should you care about that. in the democrats hr1 bill it will create a speech czar chosen by the president who can pick and choose which campaign finance laws get enforced against whom. it's dangerous and destructive. it's not at all surprising. it's right in line with the democrats and their far left soc

nearly 24—hours since the interview aired in the uk — piers morgan has quit his breakfast show, goodritain after comments he made about a meghan which led to a row with colleagues on—screen. which led to a row with colleagues on-screen-— on-screen. you continue to trash her. 0k, — on-screen. you continue to trash her. ok, i'm _ on-screen. you continue to trash her. ok, i'm done _ on-screen. you continue to trash her. ok, i'm done with _ on-screen. you continue to trash her. ok, i'm done with this. - on-screen. you continue to trash her. ok, i'm done with this. i'ml her. ok, i'm done with this. i'm bein: her. ok, i'm done with this. i'm being serious. _ her. ok, i'm done with this. i'm being serious. this _ her. ok, i'm done with this. i'm being serious. this is _ her. ok, i'm done with this. i'mi being serious. this is absolutely diabolical behaviour. anti—coup protesters face tear gas and strong arm tactics after a night of raids. the military crackdown is very much continuing. they are not just dispersing they are notjust dispersing us, that they— they are notjust dispersing us, th

piers morgan was spouting off in his fashion. he will mount a comeback. global media story of the moment. >> martha: i don't think we're too worried about piers. he will land on his feet as he usually does. dominic, she's had success, meghan markle and winning a suit with regards to the release of a letter her father wrote. so she probably figures she can win this battle and maybe she can. >> ultimately picking a fight with the press is a losing battle. to jump between saying we're private citizens and you must not ask any questions about this to saying we are public figures and you must listen to everything we say about political issues. this is unsustainable. if you combine that with calling the royal family and most of the population of britain racist and saying all kinds of things which may not be entirely true, that is going to antagonize the press and they need the press. all of this will tend towards what harry claims he wants to avoid, which is the confrontation that ended up with his mother being killed. >> martha: the former australian prime min

we can all have judgments and piers morgan hasjudgments can all have judgments and piers morgan has judgmentsto hold the government to account on covid—19, but part of what makes him do that, do it well is also what makes him go over the top sometimes and with meghan and other situations he goes over the top. he is framing it as a freedom of speech issue. i he is framing it as a freedom of speech issue-— he is framing it as a freedom of speech issue. he is framing it as a freedom of seech issue. . ~ ., ., speech issue. i am thinking to get a t-shirt saying _ speech issue. i am thinking to get a t-shirt saying proud _ speech issue. i am thinking to get a t-shirt saying proud to _ speech issue. i am thinking to get a t-shirt saying proud to be - speech issue. i am thinking to get a t-shirt saying proud to be walk, - t—shirt saying proud to be walk, this thing about freedom of speech, people who complain about it being limited, they do still live on television, live on radio 2a hours a day. i do not buy that. piers morgan is never going to be silenced. he will find a platform for his voice. agai

we thought tony had done a piers morgan _ confident enough. confident enough. we thought tony | had done a piers morgan and walked off! laughter . but he's back. we're going to our final paper. vaccine row on the front page there dominic raab in row over claims of uk export bantering. a senior official... which isn't the case _ a senior official... which isn't the case the — a senior official... which isn't the case the uk_ a senior official... which isn't the case. the uk doesn't have a ban on vaccines _ case. the uk doesn't have a ban on vaccines we — case. the uk doesn't have a ban on vaccines. we have... whether the uk was going _ vaccines. we have... whether the uk was going to — vaccines. we have... whether the uk was going to block vaccines. now this unseemly diplomatic fight thal's— this unseemly diplomatic fight that's going on. the foreign secretary— that's going on. the foreign secretary had a word with them and a letter— secretary had a word with them and a letter has _ secretary had a word with them and a letter has been written.

select winston marshall, piers morgan is out of a job tonight. ston marshall, morgan told the truth. he refused to let the mob make him live. and that is an inspiration to all of us. piers morgan just reminded the world that some things are more important than having a job, like your dignity and your self-respect. history will treat him well. good for you. >> according to "the new york times," no one, absolutely no one is allowed to mention the name of their star tiktok reporter, because it's harassment. read or tweet online, you are threatening her safety. we will tell you the whole story, we will tell you who exactly two she has. that's all straight ahead. >> tucker: newspapers try to keep themselves out of the news. in less something very serious has happened. you see when a correspondent is being detained by soldiers at the tibetan border or when someone has been kidnapped by isis, but you generally don't see it in response to criticism from a cable news show. but today "the new york times" made an exception to that rule and jump ferociously t

broadcaster piers morgan left itv yesterday, unwilling to apologise for saying he didn't believe meghan'sf speech, i believe in the right to be allowed to have an opinion. if people want to believe meghan markle, that's entirely their right. into this heady brew, britain is about to launch a new experiment, partly inspired by america. and while piers was busy throwing a fit before he quit, the all white teenybopper trump fan club was getting equally hysterical about the interview. in the us, cable news is no longer regulated. it prioritises personality and opinion in prime—time slots, from the liberal msnbc to the right—wing fox news. britain still has a broadcast regulator, ofcom, but is moving in the same direction. more than 30 years after he was the launched chairman of sky, former sunday times editor and ex—bbc broadcaster andrew neil is playing the same role for gb news, a soon—to—launch centre—right antidote to established broadcasters. will we be different from the existing networks? yes, because they all do the same thing. so what's the point in doing what they do? will we cover

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this is wild, this whole piers morgan saga.ng her, and that she ghosts him and he goes on and on he didn't get invitation to the wedding and he relentlessly writes piece after piece with hate-filled stuff and some of the name calling was bad behavior third grade stuff and now he gets to say i'm a defender of freedom of speech. listen, i think he's entitled to his opinion, i don't think that he should have been pushed out at all, but you know, bad behavior is bad behavior and he doesn't get to go out and say i'm a defender of freedom of speech when he couldn't listen to someone challenging him without sitting there and keeping his microphone on. howie: it wasn't exactly a brutal debate. let me turn this around. meghan markle gotten 17 million people in america to watch the program and then 50 worldwide, and she complains to tv. does she paint herself as a victim? >> she filed the complaint he said she doesn't believe her and she doesn't want people out there struggling with suicidal thoughts well, i'm not going to be believed. w

new reports say meghan markle complain to piers morgan's boss before he stormed up the set and quit.gan's employer wanted him to apologize on the air after saying he didn't believe a single word that he said in an amazing interview with oprah. british regulators are investigating it, but he is not backing down. >> it don't believe anything that comes out of their mouth and the damage he's done to the british monarch monarchy is lying in the hospital. it is an enormous and frankly and sensible. and for expressing and honestly held opinion of meghan markle and that village she came out with. >> they canceled me. i think they will be rather disappointed when i reemerge. >> juan: more liberal commentators like whoopi goldberg saying enough is enough when it comes to cancel culture. watch this one. >> i just heard they were are taking pepe le pew out of "space jam." and i think to myself, couldn't you all just have written a couple of lines to say pepe doesn't do that anymore. i don't know why you have to erase everything. i don't get it. i don't understand it. >> juan: jesse, i wanted to

piers morgan did not react very well.le and his walking out on air and a huge number of complaints being made. i do not want to end this on piers morgan. let's end it on carbon prices. a record. carbon prices in the eu, 41.69, that is a fresh record. alix: i have things to say about piers morgan. i got sucked into the vortex of piers morgan today on twitter. something else we are following. vaccine politics. document seen by bloomberg say the eu exported 34 million doses of the covid vaccine to other countries. earlier prime minister boris johnson pushed back against suggestions that the exports of the astrazeneca shop to europe were held back. >> i would absolutely correct the suggestion from the european council president that the u.k. has blocked vaccine exports. let me be clear. we have not blocked the expert -- we not blocked the export of a single covid vaccine or vaccine components. guy: joining us -- alix: joining us is maria tadeo. i need to take a step back. how did we get here, what is the conversation about? m

broadcaster piers morgan left itv yesterday, and willing to apologise for saying he did not believe meghanpinion. if people want to believe meghan markle it is their right. want to believe meghan markle it is their riuht. �* . , ., ., their right. britain is about to launch an _ their right. britain is about to launch an experiment - their right. britain is about to launch an experiment partly. their right. britain is about to - launch an experiment partly inspired by america. in the us cable news is no longer regulated. it prioritises personality and opinion in prime—time slots from nbc to fox knows. britain still has a broadcast regulator, 0fcom, but is moving in the same direction. more than 40 years after being chairman of sky, andrew neil is playing the same role for gb news, a soon to launch centre—right antidote to the established broadcasters. here he is earlier in the week. will we be different from the existing networks? yes. what is the point in doing the same thing. will we give voices to people outside the metropolitan consensus? yes. do we have any interest in fox news? no. t

potato head-- also known as piers morgan.re war distractions were called out yesterday on the house floor by ohio representative and spy finding out lunch is here, tim ryan. during a debate about strengthening protections for unions, ryan said this: >> heaven forbid we pass something that's going to help the damn workers in the united states of america. we talk about pensions. you complain. we talk about the minimum wage increase, you complain. we talk about giving them the right to organize, you complain. now stop talking about dr. seuss and start working with us on behalf of the american workers. >> stephen: ( as ryan ) "you're complaining in a box! you complain while on fox! you're complaining in the house about a same-sex spouse! you will not help with union support! you will not read the mueller report! you will not help supply the vax! you can kiss my big lorax!" could you hear anything i was saying? okay, good. so, things are looking up on the covid front, but we're still facing another unstoppable plague-- youths. bec

i think we now know why you might want to ghost piers morgan. coverage continues, next. >> don't ever ghost me. >> i wouldn't. a former army medic, made of the flexibility to handle whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate needs it - easy. she can even pick her payment plan so it's easy on her budget and her life. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa. if you smell gas, you're too close. leave the structure, call 911, keep people away, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. if you see wires down, treat them all as if they're hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. >>> morning. i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto. help is on the way. right now house lawmakers are gearing up for a final vote on president biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus bil

as a scalp have _ got rid of piers morgan's as a scalp have to _ got rid of piers morgan's as a scalp. - they're involved in that. don't spread those rumors. and i they're involved in that. don't. spread those rumors. and they they're involved in that. don't i spread those rumors. and they are right now before we get into trouble. thank you so much for your time here tonight i what is a wednesday evening. thank you all for watching bye—bye. good evening, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your sports news — where we start with football. and liverpool are through to the champions league quarterfinals after a 4—0 aggregate win over rb leipzig. covid restrictions saw the match played in budapest as was the first leg — and after missing chances, jurgen klopp's side finally broke the drought on the night through mo salah. and just four minutes later, sadio mane put the tie beyond doubt — theirform in europe a welcome relief after they've struggled domestically. kyllian mbappe extended paris saint—germain's healthy lead over barcelona in their tie, when he scored from the penalty spot on the h

piers morgan thrives on.show— its content. so i would imagine the show that— its content. so i would imagine the show that people were used to in the years— show that people were used to in the years before piers morgan being on the programme will be very much how this show— the programme will be very much how this show is— the programme will be very much how this show is going to continue at least _ this show is going to continue at least until— this show is going to continue at least until they work out who will be presented alongside susanna reid permanently, if they decide to draft in somebody else.— in somebody else. finally, there is a lot of interest _ in somebody else. finally, there is a lot of interest in _ in somebody else. finally, there is a lot of interest in where _ in somebody else. finally, there is a lot of interest in where he i in somebody else. finally, there is a lot of interest in where he goes . a lot of interest in where he goes next. there are quite a few rumours that he manufactured

and itv has announced that the presenter piers morgan has decided to leave good morning britain. it had launched an investigation into the programme after receiving more than 41,000 complaints about mr morgan's comments about the duchess of sussex. that is more complaints than ofcom has received for any programme for almost 15 years. the itv announcement this evening follows controversy on this morning's programme when mr morgan stormed off set, when he was criticised by gmb's weatherman alex beresford. i understand that you don't like meghan markle. you've made it so clear a number of times on this programme, a number of times. and i understand that you've got a personal relationship with meghan markle, or had one, and she cut you off. she's entitled to cut you off if she wants to. has she said anything about you since she cut you off? i don't think she has, but yet you continue to trash her... ok, i'm done with this. no, no, no... sorry! do you know what? that's pathetic. no, no, no... see you later. sorry, can't do this. this is absolutely diabolical behaviour. piers morgan, i

there were 43,000 complaints against piers morgan and meghan markle has filed a formal complaint to thecan explain what it is, the british regulator and the channel. >> well, there was more of my disagreeing with piers. we are longtime college because i report from the states for "good morning britain" and i've known him for a while. i've no problem in calling out a colleague or anybody about issues of racism. earlier in our conversation, i said that he did not get to determine what was and wasn't racism against a black person and that he should leave that to black people. afterwards, alex, that day, alex reached out to me and we had a private short exchange about that. he thanked me and said, you know, it was difficult for him. a lot of us support each other -- like journalists have to support each other. the next day, alex said something himself. i note that piers walked out when al exactly talked about the fact -- and piers is said without who was quite hurt when he gave meghan markle's -- they exchanged numbers and you never heard from her again. i think there might be some misogyny

so you know, we also have piers morgan, there is some conflict happening here involving piers morgan.at itv, for the morning show he was on. then itv had paid money to air the oprah winfrey interview. piers morgan quit good morning britain. this is a same itv station paid more than a million dollars to air the oprah winfrey special after meghan markle complained to that tv station. your reaction to this ink angle? final 10 seconds. >> i applaud piers morgan standing up for what he believes in, he was under pressure, people were criticizing him to cave, make other comments they were making. so i think he made the right call. unfortunately he is out of a job. i'm sure he will land on his feet. elizabeth: deneen borelli, thank you so much for joining us. stay right there, we have brian babin next. texas congressman brian babin joins us next. stay right there. ♪ i have the power to lower my a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it. once-weekly trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. most people taking it reached an a1c under 7%. trulicity may a

know i mean head to head with someone like piers morgan he's going to give you a tough time. because you say exactly what he's going to say is at all no matter what the hostile reaction. this is no mere celebrity fast this story gets set to british institutions the royal family that make a mark on an american of mixed race married into and the ukase media particularly it's tabloid news culture. what people ought to get is that this is a. national and international institution and so you know the royal family raise questions of national identity state power because the commonwealth the queen is the head of state in other countries around the world it's not just about britain and it's not just about this family it is a much bigger question here being are the royal family needs them. media to cover them the queen famously said on one occasion we need to be seen to be believed in those months when i was pregnant concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born who is having that conversation making them harry have undermined our pretty severely with thei