Tonight on Pierce Morgan, uncensored.

Boris Johnson bluster's long-awaited appearance at the COVID inquiry is normal style, but will it help the country avoid repeating his deadly mistakes?

We'll debate that and the future of the government as immigration minister Robert Jenrick sensationally quits tonight over the Rwanda plan.

Hollywood heavyweight John Lovitz has been scathing about the rise in anti-Semitism

since Israel's war on Hamas began, including he says, some other Hollywood Jews,

who have joined me live, as will Israel's ambassador to the UK.

A Taylor Swift is named Times Person of the Year.

Is she now the greatest pop star of all time?

We'll debate.

Live from London, this is Piers Morgan Unsensored.

Well, good evening. Welcome to Pers Morgan Unsensored, live from my home in London. I've still

got COVID, but the show will still go on. It's just uncensored with a dash of COVID. Now,

there are many valid criticisms about the UK government's COVID inquiry. It's too long, far too expensive and too knotted up in retrospective weeds to do what

it's supposed to be doing, working out if we're better prepared for a pandemic now than we

were in 2020.

And they're all fair points, but what I don't buy is the spin that we've been shoveled by

Boris Johnson's acolytes ever since it started.

They want us to believe it's another anti-Borris witch hunt, a show trial. It's not.

And if it was a show trial, the judge would be tossing him in the cells for contempt of court.

Boris Johnson quit as an MP after lying to Parliament about his pandemic parties at number 10.

Today he promised us this.

Where by Almighty God, that the evidence I shall give, shall be the truth, the whole truth,

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