Good evening. Welcome to Pierce Morgan Uncensored with me, Rosanna Lockwood. Now, on tonight's show,

as Hollywood turns the story of Oppenheimer into a popcorn-pleasing, meme-friendly box office smash,

Russia threatens Ukraine with a real nuclear bomb. We'll debate if it's time for the West to take

Armageddon a little more seriously.

Elon Musk's rebrand of Twitter has taken another set back. He has been forced to take his giant X down off the corporate HQ over there in San Francisco.

Does the richest man in the world actually know what he's doing at this point?

And as the media rages about a cartoon drawing of a transgender man on a Costa van,

I will be asking, isn't this all a bit of a storm in a coffee car?

Live from the news building in London, this is Piercece Morgan Uncensored with Rosanna Lockwood.

Good evening. Welcome to Peers Morgan Uncensored with me. Rosanna Lockwood in the chair for Peers again tonight.

The magic of the movies. Nothing quite like them in terms of escapism. But what if a movie isn't so much of an escape as a giant air raid siren?

Now I'm not talking about Barbie. Peers covered that comprehensively last week, of course.

I'm talking about Oppenheimer, the summer's other big blockbuster, about the development of the first nuclear weapons.

And look, it's a great film, great acting, great soundtrack, yadda, yada, yada, but it's not an escape, I don't think, because it's real.

I came out of the cinema on Sunday after watching it to news that Russian officials are once again threatening to use a nuclear weapon if Ukraine's counteroffensive succeeds.

And that is just the latest in a series of similar threats they've been making.

And have you been aware of that?

Is that a story you've seen discussed much in the news?

As much as, say, arguments about language and gender and ideology

or the latest celebrity presenter scandal?

What if I told you that just last month,

Putin said Russia has moved their first batch of nuclear weapons

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