This week we focus on people standing up for their right to be heard.

Courageous voices young and old, famous and not.

Daring to speak their mind and stand by their convictions in the face of a culture that would rather have them canceled.

You need to hear what they have to say All this week on the Dr. Phil podcast.

Pierce Morgan is one of the most recognizable voices in journalism and broadcasting.

Starting his career as the youngest editor ever for one of the most popular British newspapers at the time,

known for his exclusive headline-making interviews and his unapologetically direct opinions on the world's biggest topics and stories,

Pears has become one of the most influential and listened to media figures in the world.

Now, he is the host of Pierce Morgan Uncensored, which is described as a global arena for fearless debate,

bold opinions, and major high-profile interviews. He is also an author, and his latest book,

Woke is Dead, How Common Sense Triumph in an Age of Total Madness,

Pears argues how wokeism created more division, confusion, and mistrust, and discusses what a post-woke future can and should look like.

In addition to all that, he is also a dear friend and someone that I have a tremendous amount of respect for.

So please welcome Pierce Morgan.

Pierce, how you doing? Bill, what a lovely

intro. Thank you very much. Hollywood has long been so tone deaf and yet they're the ones that

get up and take the most self-righteous positions of anybody. And I wonder if they ever try and

just read the room. And of course they don't.

I'm answering my own question as I'm saying it. But, you know, when you live in that bubble,

I guess it gets easier. But, you know, we talk about woke. And when you talk about it,

it was not always a dirty word because

woke culture originally referred to the social and political movement to emphasize awareness

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