I had an editor of my first paper of The Sun in London,

and he said to me, recently,

the single most annoying thing about you

was I used to scream at you when you got something badly wrong.

And he said, you just suck it up,

and then an hour later you bounce into my office

with a big grin on your face with a scoop that you got.

Of all the things anyone's ever said about me,

I would say that is probably the best trait that I got. Of all the things anyone's ever said about me, I would say that is probably my,

the best trait that I have is the ability to bounce back.

Peers Morgan and I have sat down together every couple of years this past decade, getting into

new ideas and arguments. By now, we've become friendly opponents, and we appreciate our

ongoing conversation.

Piers began his distinguished career in media writing about culture at the sun, where he brushed shoulders with countless celebrities, all of which advanced his own notoriety, of course.

He worked at several British newspapers before becoming a TV personality in the mid-2000s, including BBC specials, America's Got Talent.

I met him while he was working as a late-night talk show host at CNN.

He was even the winner of the Celebrity Edition of The Apprentice in 2008. He now hosts Pears Morgan Uncensored, which I recently joined, and you should check out after this. It was a lot of fun. The show launched about a year ago, has been breaking news and stirring up internet controversy ever since. Peers is a fascinating news personality to watch because, as you'll hear in the episode,

peers' politics don't quite fit into any one box. As an example, he's a liberal, but he'll mock President Biden and wokeism. He's also critical of former President Trump, but during Trump's term, Peir's publicly defended the administration's achievements. In March 2021, Pears lost his job on ITV's Good Morning Britain when he critiqued Prince Harry and Megan Markle and said that Megan Markle was a liar.

And so he lost his job for failing to back down.

We start this episode on the chaos in British life over the past few years, from Harry and Megan to Brexit.

We'll also discuss J.K. Rowling defending femininity and Ruth Tate defending masculinity,

and we'll trade some opposing views on the Russia-Ukraine war and what the United States should do.

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