she gave an interview to piers morgan. urn? did interview to piers morgan.gan. why did you decide _ interview to piers morgan. why did you decide to _ interview to piers morgan. brig did you decide to go public? the internet hounded me and gave — the internet hounded me and gave me _ the internet hounded me and gave me death threats so it was not really — gave me death threats so it was not really a choice. | gave me death threats so it was not really a choice.— not really a choice. i was forced into _ not really a choice. i was forced into the _ not really a choice. i wasj forced into the situation. not really a choice. i was - forced into the situation. the interview wasn't labelled as the lowest form of television. i have been talking to piers morgan about it. i i have been talking to piers morgan about it.— morgan about it. i was still under the _ morgan about it. i was still under the impression - morgan about it. i was still under the impression from j under the impression from netflix and richard gadd that she was a convicted stalker. i have interview

that was piers morgan.issues raised here with clive coleman, a former bbc news legal affairs correspondent, clive is also a trained barrister and works in pr and writes films and tv scripts as well. we're joined by clive and by chris banatvala, an independent media consultant and a former head of standards at 0fcom which is the broadcast regulator in the uk and, chris, what is your response to the whole saga around this series? first responding to piers morgan, i think this is becoming a media circus and what i would urge netflix to do is to actually do an enquiry and a review into this and find out how this program was made, how accurate it was and whether any harm has actually been caused. just to reiterate, i want to be absolutely clear, at the beginning of the series it says without caveat, this is a true story. yes, you're absolutely right but it is also a drama so there is a bit of artistic license there so this is a true story, you're watching a drama doc or drama and what expectations do you take as

but first, piers morgan has been making waves on his youtube channel, piers morgan uncensored .just piersensored. just two weeks ago, he platformed a pro—palestine guest from america who doesn't appear to enjoy the best of mental health. that's my guest . guest. >> don't do this to me, pierce . >> don't do this to me, pierce. >> don't do this to me, pierce. >> oh, dear. that reminds me of my wedding night. >> oh, dear. that reminds me of my wedding night . and this week. my wedding night. and this week. some have been critical of piers morgan's interview with the woman at the heart of the netflix comedy drama baby reindeer, a woman who is accused of stalking. take a listen. >> i like keeping people on separate phones as well, and maybe that makes me a maniac or a stalker or something, but many considered last night's interview to be crushingly awkward. >> so is piers morgan wrong to keep putting people that some may consider vulnerable on tv ? may consider vulnerable on tv? alex, you've been in broadcasting for many decades. do you think that piers morgan has a duty of care to these peopl

but first, piers morgan has been making waves on his youtube channel, piers morgan uncensored .just pierssored. just two weeks ago, he platformed a pro—palestine guest from america who doesn't appear to enjoy the best of mental health. that's my guest . guest. >> don't do this to me, pierce . >> don't do this to me, pierce. >> don't do this to me, pierce. >> oh, dear. that reminds me of my wedding night. >> oh, dear. that reminds me of my wedding night . and this week. my wedding night. and this week. some have been critical of piers morgan's interview with the woman at the heart of the netflix comedy drama baby reindeer, a woman who is accused of stalking. take a listen. >> i like keeping people on separate phones as well, and maybe that makes me a maniac or a stalker or something, but many considered last night's interview to be crushingly awkward. >> so is piers morgan wrong to keep putting people that some may consider vulnerable on tv ? may consider vulnerable on tv? alex, you've been in broadcasting for many decades. do you think that piers morgan has a duty of care to these people?

there are no winners. tooth, bottom, number 2. piers morgan is a propagandist. what a surprise, who doesn't see it that way, drip. um number 3, when you have to depend on pierce morgan for your defense, you need a new strategy. i'm rick sanchez. this is direct impact of the . so every once in a while, you've got a piece of video tape, but you can't just stop watching, right. and it's fascinating to be able to do it. and that's what we're going to do today. we're going to break down a piece of tape on a british channel, and to discuss this bizarre moment that recently took place on british television. ivan listed the support of 2 gentlemen who calls to show themselves it's called the critical our on radio spot, like they are political scientists, dr. wilmer leon and political analyst and commentator mr. garland next and gentlemen, thank you so much for being here. thank you. all right, let's start with this. we're gonna play for you the world, according to a guy i think is one of the most biased journalist in the western media. a guy who seems to get his talking

who is piers morgan speaking for? certainly not the british people because they're in the streets by the millions. agreeing with dr. miranda? yeah, he's speaking for the media. and i guess, as i said earlier on my 6 and they kind of gone and the us state department, national endowment for democracy, by the way, he says something else, which is fascinating. it, he talks about um, what's happening with the meet. yeah. and then we're on the, you're about to hear this, we're going to go to a break. and when we come back, i want you to watch this, these kind of pointing his finger with the media. but as he's pointing his finger at the media, you get the sense he's pointing his finger at, appears morgan and almost saying to him, you lie to your viewers every single night. and i'm going to tell you how your line . and he mentioned a couple of hot spots in the world. well, that's taking place, stay with me cuz i'm gonna, i'm gonna take you through that and then i'm gonna get your gentleman's response to that. we'll be right b

now after hearing all this, this horrible stuff about his country from piers morgan. when he finally got a chance to speak more on the did he addressed why here ron is against israel. he basically said, this is why we have a problem with israel. why is so hard for you to understand is it has to do with casa, go the different one is quite clear, you know, quite well, i know quite well, your views, your viewers know quite well that there's really receive ms. king of genocide. and this stems from and so, so premises ideology, it stems from apartheid. and this is unacceptable. and people who lived on that land, they have been expelled. so people in gaza, they live in a concentration camp. now a death camp on a desktop. it's almost like you want to know why we have a problem with this real because it's a part that we hate in south africa. we hate israel. that's our point of view, legitimate response, very legitimate, responsive. busy to stand that one of the last surviving supporters. busy the south african regime was israel. so it's really yes wow. yeah, okay. and, and, a

when fiona harvey, the real—life martha, came on piers morgan — real—life martha, came on piers morgan is the case and it turns out she hasn't, the other— case and it turns out she hasn't, the other part of this is the failure _ the other part of this is the failure of— the other part of this is the failure of duty of care by netflix not allow — failure of duty of care by netflix not allow her to be identified, which — not allow her to be identified, which she _ not allow her to be identified, which she was instantly because they used actual— which she was instantly because they used actual postings from her twitter— used actual postings from her twitter feed in the series. like this story— twitter feed in the series. like this story has some way to run. can you tell— this story has some way to run. can you tell us — this story has some way to run. can you tell us what you have an ed stone _ you tell us what you have an ed stone in — you tell us what you have an ed stone in your garden as a tory donor? — stone in your garden as a tory donor? ~ , , ., stone in your garden as a tory dono

piers morgan had to know that.o you know, the interview with her felt very exploitive when you would watch it and it did not really reveal a whole lot. and the woman did not make a great case that this show had a lot of inaccuracies about her, other than her processed stations. so this is a very tangled and complex situation because it says it is based on a true story. and they have tried to keep people from trying to figure out who the characters are based on because there are other characters that will do things like commit sexual assaults and some people have been accused of being the people that those characters are based on and the guy had to come out to say no, you have the wrong people. so it is best for fans of the show to stop trying to figure out who the person is and sort of maybe take the message of the show to heart a little bit more. >> yeah, like stop sleuthing. you've got to help me figure this out because i don't know what this is about. drake and kendrick lamar. i did try to learn through tiktok a

are we going to potentially get a repeat of that on piers morgan, by the way? thinks trump will win. so he's being nice to trump when he thought trump was going to lose he was beastly to him. in newspaper articles , morgan in newspaper articles, morgan believes in nothing absolutely nothing other than the self promotion of morgan, who is now, of course, a youtuber , which and of course, a youtuber, which and i had a very interesting exchange with him this evening, when i did point out, he said, well, you should be ready for the election, nigel. i said, well, unlike you, piers, i have an evening tv show. yours got cancelled anyway, that's by the by. i just couldn't resist saying it. >> oh, oh , you've been saying >> oh, oh, you've been saying you've been saying on that line for a while. >> are you? >> are you? >> well, i was waiting for the moment, patrick. you know, and of course presented itself. and look , i, i do think there is look, i, i do think there is a genuine worry, about the political divide in america. the sheer hatred that the left have for the cons

are we going to potentially get a repeat of that on piers morgan, by the way? thinks trump will win. so he's being nice to trump when he thought trump was going to lose he was beastly to him. in newspaper articles , morgan in newspaper articles, morgan believes in nothing absolutely nothing other than the self promotion of morgan, who is now, of course, a youtuber , which and of course, a youtuber, which and i had a very interesting exchange with him this evening, when i did point out, he said, well, you should be ready for the election, nigel. i said, well, unlike you, piers, i have an evening tv show. yours got cancelled anyway, that's by the by. i just couldn't resist saying it. >> oh, oh , you've been saying >> oh, oh, you've been saying you've been saying on that line for a while. >> are you? >> are you? >> well, i was waiting for the moment, patrick. you know, and of course presented itself. and look , i, i do think there is look, i, i do think there is a genuine worry, about the political divide in america. the sheer hatred that the left have for the cons

this woman named fiona harvey wound up talking to piers morgan. erview, she said she felt that morgan had manipulated her. you know, my sense was, you are not going to get to the bottom of a story that is as complex as it is with a simple sitdown interview in a tv studio. and piers morgan had to know that. so, you know, the interview with her felt very exploitive when you watch it, and it did not really reveal a whole lot. and the woman did not make a great case that the show had a lot of inaccuracies about her, other than her process stations. this is very tangled and complex situation because the show says it is based on a true story and the creator and star of the show has tried to keep people from trying to figure out who the characters are based on because there are other characters that do things, like, commit sexual assault, and some people have been accused of being the people that those characters are based on, and the guy had to come out and say, no, you know, you have the wrong people. it is best for fans of the show to try to stop figur

and you brought up here as morgan or piers morgan just as the farce of this duplicity. he does it for us. okay. because he's not very smart and he just looks at headlines and he throws in. well, he's not okay. i mean, he's a tabloid guy. that's what he is. all right. but he brings on some pretty interesting people and they just show it back into his face. he really doesn't know what to do about it. go ahead, vinyl. well, a couple of things here, hearkening back a gentleman to 911. there's one thing i've learned that i can always speak about the 1st of all. we don't want to hear a lot of specifics about names and who is it is a ppo, a pet that was in the authority or her minds and the guy that way we don't wanna hear about this. give us something like terrorism. oh kite. that's it. that will do it now we just say how much it's and what somebody will say is we don't care, we're how much is now, what does that mean? that means that if we, if there was one hint if, if, if 2 hamas leaders are perhaps convincing in a 10 somewhere where ever they are, wherever they are, that g

i don't want to belabor the point there are pockets and that the more show dare i say, piers morgan a go if this mean, if this means anything you don't like it will be j supposedly said, you know, when you bloss piers morgan, you've lost middle america but, but there is something and i came across this on the x or twitter, and i, would you, peter, i even still use album. so that's my particular frame of reference. but there are pictures that are when you talking about, insinuated babies they show them. and if i could somehow make, if i could somehow whatever this, this barriers to let the american people know what we're talking about. if they saw this, like they did during the period in vietnam, when they said, do you mean that what's been going on? it would change everything because there is a strangle hold on information right now more than ever. and they are hoping beyond hope that people do not see the reality of this one more thing is an interesting talk about contradictions. we want it international court even applied to vote, but out of it applies to us. and then we say the inc

piers morgan nothing to do with king charles busy schedule, what the duke of sussex tried to refer ton do what he likes. if i were suffering cancer and one son lived 6000 miles away and flew to the city i was living in. i was doing events a mile from where i was living, the cathedral is where harry is doing the invictus games. charles has not made time. it has nothing to do with schedule and everything to do with the psychodrama unfolding with the royal family since they went to be royal celebrities in california using their title to enrich themselves. i think prince charles has had enough. i could -- anything to sell the family down the river and sell the dirt, i would respond the same way. harry burned his bridge and william and charles want nothing to do with him. on human level, you hope harry looks in the mirror and realize what he sacrificed here. january 6 just sad. thank you for joining us. check in with dana perino for what is coming up top of the hour. >> dana: great to see you this morning. there is reprieve for president trump in new york city, fallout from stormy daniels

the iranian-american professor, seyd mohamed morandi, in an interview with british journalist piers morgan reaction is the death of the president of iran? obviously everyone i know is grieving, he was a very popular figure. a very humble man, not at all like the description you gave, he worked very hard for the disadvantaged, the working class, the disenfranchised, he traveled from city to city, from village to village, he constantly visited various provinces, which is why he was so popular among iranians, especially, as i said, among the disenfranchised middle class, lower middle class, obviously what you say is, to put it mildly, inaccurate, i would say that the butchers are in london, in washington, the people who destroyed iraq, afghanistan, yemen, during the shameful genocide there, grya. cannot be involved in them, then yes, the iranian people probably felt better, but in the post of president, and the fact that he didn’t say anything more about it in a statement, that’s right, i think we said this, today at the un they lowered the flag as a sign of mourning, you agree that it is a c

today, for example, we saw that one of the famous english presenters, piers morgan, who has always beenupporter of israel since the beginning of this war, tweeted and said that although i have defended israel since the week of october, this attack on rafah is indefensible and this path must be stopped. he did not make himself more alone with his actions and with this path doesn't he get closer to the bottom line? you see, israel is completely isolated right now. according to the opinion of the majority of people in the world, israelis are now isolated and trapped. they are still supported by certain countries, including england and america. now israel is the last remaining part of the colonial world that is not ready to stop its colonial actions. many cannot hide it and in fact cannot ignore it. in fact , it is the westerners who enable israel and give it the permission and ability to carry out these attacks, and we see that now these attacks it has angered the people of the same countries that support israel , that's why they are issuing statements, but it seems now. we all have a duty

are we going to potentially get a repeat of that on piers morgan, by the way? so he's being nice to trump when he thought trump was going to lose he was beastly to him. in newspaper articles , morgan in newspaper articles, morgan believes in nothing absolutely nothing other than the self promotion of morgan, who is now, of course, a youtuber , which and of course, a youtuber, which and i had a very interesting exchange with him this evening, when i did point out, he said, well, you should be ready for the election, nigel. i said, well, unlike you, piers, i have an evening tv show. yours got cancelled anyway, that's by the by. i just couldn't resist saying it. >> oh, oh , you've been saying >> oh, oh, you've been saying you've been saying on that line for a while. >> are you? >> are you? >> well, i was waiting for the moment, patrick. you know, and of course presented itself. and look , i, i do think there is look, i, i do think there is a genuine worry, about the political divide in america. the sheer hatred that the left have for the conservative movement can

. >> okay, piers morgan. >> okay, piers morgan. >> good lord. >> good lord. >> happy about that. >> happyt. >> well, i didn't know piers had any opinions. oh, no, it's really. well, what? do you know what he stands for? >> and then on the other, he has an opinion. >> yeah, he moves with the wind. >> yeah, he moves with the wind. >> quite surprising opinions. you never know. that's quite good sparring. it should be you. streeting and morgan. >> well that program which used to be massive. you know when we were all younger. i'm older than you but robin day and then dimbleby of course for 25 years it was the real agenda setting programme of the week. it's diminished hugely over the years. this will be my 37th appearance on question time, but first one for five years, if piers is on, well, yes , it could piers is on, well, yes, it could be great fun. >> could be fireworks you were made to sign. i've been on question time myself, and i am a familiar with the paperwork you have to sign. >> i couldn't believe it. having done 36 question times in the past, albeit not for five years. >> not that yo

i mean, that's, you know, the problem there , piers morgan was probably there, piers morgan was probablyvery damaged young man. any young man who had to follow the coffin of his mother when you were 11 years old is going to be damaged. and we, you know, he's he's broken away from his dad andifs he's broken away from his dad and it's a family tragedy . and it's a family tragedy. >> but are they behaving like a royal couple in nigeria? is the point. and if so, why should what they want? >> well , why should do you know, >> well, why should do you know, i really don't care. i really , i really don't care. i really, really don't care. i want prince charles. i want the not prince charles. i want the not prince charles the king to get well. i want , kate to get well. and want, kate to get well. and i want, kate to get well. and i want them to be a happy family. i'd love them to be reunited . i'd love them to be reunited. >> but they weren't, were they? they lost the visit last week. harry didn't go and see the king. >> no, no, but it's hard to see which side of the family is pushing the distan

it's one of the themes of her interview with piers morgan . i mean, the piers morgan.cinating . it's just as fascinating. it's just as gripping in a way, as the drama, because you are trying to work out when you're watching is she telling the truth? how much is fact and how much is fiction? and i think i would, say perhaps the most obvious thing, which is it is incredibly difficult to tell. >> yes, absolutely. that's definitely the impression i got. i think for the first half of the interview, i was thinking , the interview, i was thinking, oh, hang on, this, this person's denying absolutely everything . denying absolutely everything. but then the second half of the interview, her story started to change a little bit . she started change a little bit. she started to say, well, even if i did send these 41,000 emails, it's like, did you send the emails or didn't you? you said you didn't. now you're asking, well, even if i did, you're a professional psychotherapist. can you give any sort of insight into her, her body language, the way she was presenting herself ? were was

i recently, i had a, an interview with piers morgan. and the reaction was hostile towards him. not towards me because people are seeing through the this narrative. so the united states is demolishing its empire. it's already been doing so. but this is, i think the last day it's, it's really interesting. how did you bring that up here as morgan because he had on the professor mirror show him or, and i never so i, i, i've never seen in my life a host embarrassed himself by his own stupidity and a double down and a triple out. it was just amazing that he even put it on youtube, that he was so humiliated. but that's what, that's what happens when you, you support the powers that be and you don't interrogate troop. okay? that's i, i think that's what foreshadowing what we're going to see. more of gentlemen, i have to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on powers by state bar to the, the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the the, in the 1870s, the colonial expansion of the british empire and the nile valley increased. the

says piers morgan. i read the new york times and i watch cnn, the bbc. and that's where i get my opinions. but there's something else here by the way, i reported a moment ago, and this is important that these commanders, this one general in particular in ukraine, is the one who's coming out and saying, look where we're treating. they're moving forward. this thing is not going to get any better any time soon. if he were saying that before the u. s. congress gave him money. i would have said, yeah, he's saying that because he wants more money. but he's saying that after the body has already been delivered, which tells me what he's saying is probably true go um, absolutely. um, this is coming from a roll alexander stairs get. he's the head of the ukraine. he has the givers in. as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the one who replaced uh this is illusion and he has grudgingly admitted to a tactical withdrawal from multiple parts of the front. now here's the thing. he's not actually retreating. his troops as what happened did of day of go. the same t

i recently, i had a, an interview with piers morgan. and the reaction was hostile towards him. not towards me because people are seeing through the this narrative. so the united states is demolishing its empire. it's already been doing so. but this is, i think the last day it's, it's really interesting. how did you bring that up here as morgan because he had on the professor mirror show him or, and i never so i, i, i've never seen in my life a host embarrassed himself by his own stupidity and a double down and a triple pat. it was just amazing that he even put it on youtube, that he was so humiliated. but that's what, that's what happens when you, you support the powers that be and you don't interrogate truth. ok, that's i, i think that's what foreshadowing what we're going to see. more of gentlemen, i have to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on palestine state bar to the the, the claims of the king of the belgians liberal. the 2nd to the congo were finally authorized by the leading european countries in

piers morgan: it's a case that's now gripping the whole world.guess, to whether you believe oscar pistorius. mandy wiener: the conclusion reached by judge masipa was that it was not premeditated murder, that oscar pistorius did not intentionally kill reeva steenkamp. randi kaye: oscar pistorius is found guilty of culpable homicide, and he was sentenced to five years in prison. [heavy music] scott roder: involuntary manslaughter essentially is an accident because of poor judgment. and in this case, i do believe oscar exercised poor judgment. it was really the best case scenario for him because he was staring down a charge of premeditated murder. the prosecution wasn't happy with the judge's sentencing and appealed the verdict to a higher court. kelly phelps: the state argued that if it wasn't premeditation, that it was nonetheless murder. barry bateman: that, in fact, there was intention by oscar to kill somebody, not necessarily his girlfriend but at least the intent to kill somebody who was behind that door. [suspenseful music] reporter: south a

i don't want to belabor the point there are pockets under the more show dare i say piers morgan a go if this means if this means anything you don't like it will be j supposedly said, you know, when you've lost peers, morgan you've lost middle america, but but there is something and i came across is on the x or twitter, and i'm with you peter. i even still use albums. that's my particular frame of reference, but there are pictures that are when you talk about insinuated babies, they show them. and if i could somehow make, if i could somehow whatever this, this barriers to let the american people know what we're talking about. if they saw this, like they did during the period in vietnam, when they said, do you mean that what's been going on? it would change everything because there is a strangle hold on information right now more than ever. and they are hoping beyond hope that people do not see the reality of. there's one more thing, isn't it? interesting, talking about contradictions. we want it international court even applied to vote, but out of it applies to us. and then we say the