Hello there. Tonight on Pierce Morgan Uncensored with me, Rosanna Lockwood, Britain is said to remain on course for the worst economic performance of any country in the G7 this year.

But what is to blame for our unstable and fragile economy? Is it global turmoil or is it Brexit?

As the latest AI-generated broadcaster makes her debut in Q8, leaving mere mortal

newsreaders questioning their future, we'll be debating whether the race to develop

artificial intelligence systems is out of control.

And after animal rights groups confirmed their plans to disrupt the Grand National this weekend,

we'll be taking a closer look at horse racing's flagship event as calls for a boycott to grow.

Live from London, this is Pearce Morgan Uncensored with Rosanna Lockwood.

Now, I know, I know. We're sick of talking about it. We had a vote. The people decided that's democracy. Let's get Brexit done and move on. But the point is every month, with more data, we get more concrete evidence that Brexit has had and is going to continue to have a material negative impact on our economy. The UK, I'm afraid to say,

it's not prospering at the moment. We are forecast to be the worst performing large advanced

economy this year. Our goods exports are the lowest in the G7. GDP figures out today for

February show our growth flatlining. And British living standards are forecast

for the biggest two-year decline ever recorded. Now, I don't need to tell you all this because you can see it, can't you? You're experiencing every day when you go to the supermarket, when you're at home, when you're looking at your savings, saying all of this that it doesn't make me unpatriotic to point it out. It doesn't mean I hate the UK. In fact, it's my love for the UK

that makes me so passionate about this topic. I'm really proud of this country. That's why I don't

like seeing us at the bottom of the pack. And none of this is about questioning the 2016 vote or

asking for another one, God forbid. I don't personally care how you voted back then, but I do care how we deal with this now and how we deal with each other.

In fact, let's stop using these Ramona, these Brexiteer titles, shall we? All they do is pit us against each other.

We're stronger together and when we look at the facts in front of us and demand honesty and demand better performance from the people who led us into this situation. Joining us in the talk TV studios presenter and staunched Brexiteer, I think it's fair to say. Richard Tice, just going to give you the opportunity to respond to me. Absolutely. Rosanna, I can't believe you've fallen for it. You've asked for honesty, but you've fallen for the Ramon language.

Look, it's quite clear what's causing the flatlining at the moment. Even the IMF that have produced

the forecasts in the last few days, the IMF who were against Brexit, who would look for any

opportunity to say that it was all Brexit's fault for our flatlining. They didn't use the word

once. Why?

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