Tonight on Piers Morgan Unsensored in our final show of the year, an icy blast from Britain's

top bishop as Christmas snowflakes rewrite traditional carols to make them, you guessed it, more

inclusive.

We'll debate that and we'll round out the year with a completely uncensored and brilliant choir.

And President Zelensky defiantly tells the US Congress that Ukraine will win the war.

But did he win over Republicans arguing it should be America first?

We'll debate that.

Plus a festive cheer, golfing legend Ian Polter, joins me live on the project,

making dreams come true for seriously unwell cheer.

Live from London, this is Pearz Morgan Uncensored.

Well, good evening. This is the final Pierce Morgan Unsensored of 2022, the final live one.

We're going to show some of the best shows next week over the festive restful periods. You can gorge on those with your turkey. But for now, we're going to look back on the year. It's that time of the year, isn't it, when you get together with people that you love, to share a drink, fall asleep in front of the TV, and then have a massive argument about the year that's gone by. When in a few minutes, you might well be arguing about me. Definitely won't be falling asleep, though, because it hasn't been a quiet one, has it? Four British chancellors, three prime ministers, two reigning monarchs, had a partridge in a blazing pear tree. This was the year we sent COVID packing, we think we did, and discovered the new normal was actually, well, quite normal.

We sweated on the hottest day on record. We celebrated as England won the cricket World

Cup, but not the Football World Cup. We opened our homes to Ukrainian refugees. We cued for the

late Great Queen, with some notable exceptions. It was a year that began with a Will Smith slap,

and ended with a slap in the face from ladies' chancellor,

who decided we should all pay a lot more tax after all.

Boris Johnson was turfed out of Downing Street for turning it into a mullet,

that's business at the front, parties at the back.

It's a Christmas cracker joke.

Liz Truss was kicked out of returning down a street into a municipal car park.

Short stays only.

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