Tonight, on Piersborg, a sense of the Israel-Hamas war has claimed tens of thousands of lives and some chaos across the Middle East.

There's no end in sight.

So tonight we've invited two of our most passionate and polarizing experts back to debate the big questions.

How does all this end? What is the future for Palestine and for Israel?

Can there ever be peace?

And since this is our final show of the year, we'll review a tumultuous 2023. Palestine and for Israel. Can there ever be peace?

And since it's our final show of the year, we'll review a tumultuous 2023, name the biggest winners and biggest losers of the year, and look ahead to a thoroughly uncensored and unpredictable

2024.

Live from the News Building in London, this is Pearce Morgan, uncensored.

Well, good evening from London, and Merry Christmas.

Just about, anyway.

It's almost that special time of year when we argue about television and fall asleep in front of it.

But before we all get to that place, here are just a few of the moments we argued on the television, making sure absolutely nobody was falling asleep in front of it. Who determines, do you get to determine it? No, I'm asking you to... Who gets to determine what the line is? I was coerced into this interview. You weren't coerced into this interview. Yes, I was. Fine. Answer my question. If you want to just shout at me, that's your

prologue. Should Hamas? Should Hamas stay in power? It's the question. I'd rather do it on

camera. No, no, no, no. Why? We'll explain why. You're not prepared to apologize to millions of people for screwing their personal finance. See, no, no, no, no. You don't care about the little guy. Billions of bees get herded and you don't care. Why are you getting nuclear weapons? Hang on. If you're not getting stressed, then why are you getting stressed? Let me ask the question. I've done this before this job. Let me do it. I've been answering your question. You answer mine. It's actually not my job to answer your

questions. Well, Britain managed to keep the same Prime Minister for an entire year, which was a

modern day record. We crowned a new king, first new monarch in my lifetime and a mow-spring chicken,

and England were crowned winners of the moral ashes

after some despicable cheating by the Australians.

Boris Johnson left politics and entered the dustbin of history for now.

Mortgages rocketed again.

Everyone seemed to be on strike.

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