I'm Piers Morgan. On Uncensored tonight, influencers like Jordan Peterson and Andrew Tate have filled a vacuum of male role models.

With growing evidence of a crisis of masculinity, could a minister for men be the answer? We'll debate.

Jail for 22 years, leader of the proud boys orchestrated the US Capitol riots, but will a future President Trump set him free?

Carrie Lake is one of his most influential allies, which joins me live.

And the world-famous Royal Botanic Gardens at Q launches a much-needed queer nature exhibition

to promote the connection between plants, fungi and the LGBTQ-T-plus, whatever it is in our community.

We'll get into the weeds of all that weirdness.

Live from the news building in London, this is Piers Morgan Uncensored.

Well, good evening from London. Welcome to Piers Morgan Uncensored. I love women. Let me make that clear. I think they have a pretty tough time of it. Certainly historically, many people have fought very hard over many years to bring women closer to much needed equality. I backed them with every fibre of my ghastly male being. That's why I've absolutely no issue with the fact

the UK has a minister for women, as do many other countries, including Canada and Australia.

America's Secretary of State has an office for women's issues. New Zealand has an entire

ministry of women, which sounds great, albeit a tad sexes. The UN has a department for the

empowerment of women, as well as a special rapporteur for women,

a commission on the status of women, a conference on women, and an honorary ambassador for women in the form

of Wonder Woman. This week, the Labour Party re-shoveled its top tier and unveiled a shadow minister

for women's health and women's mental health. What about men? There are no issues with men's health

and mental health?

Tory MP Nick Fletcher is making ways by campaigning for a minister for men.

I'm from Doncaster and I see an awful lot of young boys and young men out there with little aspiration

and life's not given the best opportunities and they tend to be neglected by lots of people within the authority and also government as a whole.

We need to be addressing this.

Well, he's right, of course, but the feminist blowback has been as swift as it's been predictable.

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