Professor Jeffrey Sachs, having become a staple of the disruptive discourse that is so valued on Uncensored, joins Piers Morgan yet again for a one-to-one interview on the state of the world. The most shocking development over recent days has been the rapid advance of Syrian rebel troops and their capture of the City of Aleppo. Sachs tries to explain that the conflict is extremely complicated, but that the main culprit is none other than Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

He argues that Netanyahu has managed to drag the US military into wars against Israel’s adversaries, and that the fighting in Syria is just one part of his ongoing strategy. In Sachs’ mind, the world would be a better place if America just didn’t get involved.

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Though Kamala Harris’ loss was decided weeks ago, Democrats have seemingly found another way to hand her opponent, Donald Trump, yet another win. Today, Americans learn that their outgoing and ailing president Joe Biden, has pardoned his son Hunter Biden for a slew of crimes, even after spending literally years saying that he would not. This exposure of rank hypocrisy and deception puts the Democratic Party on the back foot, with Trump already sending out overtures that he’ll pardon his own allies and even January 6th rioters who attacked the Capitol.

For a summary of what this could all mean for Trump’s upcoming term, Piers Morgan invites American attorney and Democrat mega donor John Morgan, businessman Grant Cardone, spokeswoman for Turning Point Action Caitlin Sinclair, former Republican Congressman Joe Walsh and host of the 'Democracy-ish Podcast' Wajahat Ali onto Uncensored.

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Jaguar, Wicked and Live Aid. Not controversial brands in and of themselves, but all have been under public scrutiny this week. Jaguar’s latest advertisement has confused its base, the Wicked movie is apparently offensive to green people even though they don't exist, and Live Aid has been accused of hurting Africans instead of helping them by continuously portraying them as poor and pitiful. A fair-minded panel of intellectuals and thought-leaders must be consulted to properly analyse these stories…

But failing that, Piers Morgan has assembled the next best thing. Youtuber and social commentator Nerdrotic, journalist and Uncensored contributor Esther Krakue, author and activist Ernest Owens and musician Fuse ODG all weigh in.

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