Tonight on Pierce Morgan uncensored.

Knives are out for Rishi Sunak as the Prime Minister faces down another Conservative Party civil war.

Is it time for a general election or debate?

Plus are men secretly sick and tired of women commentating on men's football matches?

Sporting bad boy Joey Barton thinks so, has said so, and he'll be here

live to defend himself.

Live from London, this is Pearz Morgan Uncensored.

Good evening from London. Welcome to Pierce Morgan Uncensored, live again from my home, because I've still got COVID. Rishi Sunak became Prime Minister with a crystal clear brief to bring down the curtain on Britain's political circus. Boris Johnson had brought disorder and deceit to Downing Street. This trust brought ridiculed and ruin to the whole country,

and all the while the Conservative Party had indulged itself in an orgy of mudslinging,

a relentless, shambolic slugfest, between the hardliners, the Remainers, the Reformers,

the Blue War, the European Research Group, the Net Zero Group, the Common Sense Group,

the Boris backers, the Trust'sonomics tossers, but they all forgot something fundamental. Nobody cares. Rishish Sunak seemed to get that. He was the grown-up back in charge of most of the first year of his tenure in number 10, whether you think he's doing a good job or not, or like him or not. At least it was a truce in the Tory Civil War, and he brought embracing

competence and civility to the office. Well, that truce is well and truly over. Last night,

his immigration minister, Robert Jenrick, dramatically quick, claiming version 8.0 of the

useless Rwanda policy is doomed to fail, which I've said it would be from day one.

Today, the PM found herself giving an emergency press conference to defend that useless policy and his future.

I will not allow a foreign court to block these flights.

If the Strasbourg court chooses to intervene against the express wishes of our sovereign Parliament, I will do what is necessary

to get flights off. And today's new laws already make clear that the decision on whether to comply

with interim measures issued by the European Court is a decision for British government ministers

and British government ministers alone. Because it is your

government, not criminal gangs or indeed foreign courts, who decides who comes here and who stays

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