Tonight on Pierce Morgan Uncensored from here in Los Angeles, I sit down again with George Santos, the disgraced U.S. congressman, who, less than a year ago, admitted to me he was a terrible liar.

Did you don't think people would find this out? I've been a terrible liar. Those lies came back to haunt him.

The expulsion of the gentleman from New York, Mr. Santos. He's now been thrown out of Congress, one of only six people in history in the United States, and he's facing 23 criminal charges. I'm not saying I'm an innocent little flower. Nobody's an innocent little flower. Will he go to prison? It's a long barrel to be looking down. Is he sorry? And I'm asking everybody to please give me a second chance. What happened to George Santos?

I just don't get the constant lying for no reason.

George, so it's been nearly a year incredibly since we did that now infamous interview in New York.

A lot has happened to you in that time. I was struck by a tweet as he flew into Los Angeles to do this interview.

We said, just landed at LAX,

and as I'm deplaning,

I had a gentleman come up to me

and thank me for my service in Congress.

Now, because it's George Santos,

I have to ask you first, did that happen?

Yes, it did.

Yes, it did.

Do you think you deserve to have that kind of response from the public?

You know, I invite all of folks in the media peers to come back home with me and ask the

people yourselves.

Don't believe me.

You don't need to believe me.

I've been discredited for an entire year in the media.

It doesn't matter how much I've admitted to where my shortcomings were and where I did commit,

it was less than truthful, right?

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