Football boss represents the very worst of society.

Luis Rubialis insists he will not quit.

Was it just a moment of madness?

Or is this a me-to moment for football?

We'll debate.

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Live from the News Building in London,

this is Piers Morgan, unccensored with Rosanna Lockwood.

Good evening, welcome to Pierce Morgan Uncensored with me, Rosanna Lockwood in a chair for a final week for Pierce still away.

Now, that kiss at the Women's World Cup, it's a story that's not going away, is it?

In fact, it's something getting stranger.

Today, the mother of Luis Rubialis announced she's locked herself in a church in Spain and is on a hunger strike

in protest against what she's calling the inhuman hunt against her son. And I don't doubt it's been stressful for her and Rubialis and their whole family, watching his reputation disintegrate.

The mob justice of social media and news is an overwhelming thing to experience.

But I'm afraid that's where my sympathy ends.

Because the responsibility of all of this lies at Rubialis' own feet, not only for the stupid kiss itself, but the way he and the Spanish Football Federation have handled everything since.

He is the enemy that he's looking for in all of this.

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