Tonight, on Peers Morgan, unscensored. In her most explicit attack yet,

Megamarkle openly accuses the royal family of leaking and conspiring against her

to protect other members of the firm.

How much more of this are they or we going to have to endure?

After months of anti-Semitic rants and his removal from Twitter,

she can you in West pioneering art now be censored by streaming platforms? I talked to one

prominent Jewish journalist who thinks Ye's music should play on. And in another TV exclusive,

internet sensation, Liver King speaks to me live. After the fitness influencer was outed as a steroid

user lying to his millions of fans that it was all oh natural.

Live from London, this is Pearz Morgan uncensored.

Well, good evening from Monday. Welcome to Piers Morgan Uncensored. The British stiff upper lip used to be celebrated. It meant being proud of

our fortitude in the face of adversity. Times may be tough, but we keep pounding, soldiering on,

plugging away, muddling through. We keep calm and carry on. That was the British way.

But the stoic stiff upper lips disappeared, hasn't it, beneath a curled lower lip of victimhood.

It's now fashionable to be fragile. It's trendy to be traumatised. It's valiant to be a victim.

As Dame Joanna Lumley told Prospect magazine this week, sticks and stones can break your

bones, but so can silence because it's violence. Trauma used to be something you suffered in a car

accident or severe distress caused by a life-changing tragedy. Now everything is traumatic and everybody

is traumatised. Criticism is now shaming. Disagreements become hate and any level of reasonable

skepticism about massive social change is apparently a phobia. A lot of reasons why this

victim culture is spread like a virus, but it has a lot to do with role models. And there's no bigger

self-declared victim, no more famous princess of self-pity than than Mega Markle. Well, apart from her husband, Harry.

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