I am Rosanna Lockwood here on Uncensored Tonight. Political praise for the vigilantes attacking London's car charge cameras. Meanwhile, the Florida Governor Ronda Santos warns criminals who take advantage of the storm, quote, you loot, we shoot. So, is there ever an excuse for the public taking the law into their own hands?

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Live from the news building in London, this is Pierce Morgan Uncensored with Rosanna Lockhart.

Good evening. Welcome to Pierce Morgan Uncensored.

We're Rosanna Lockwood in the chair for the final time before the return of the big dog on Monday.

That's on the AutoCube, Big Dog. Would I say Big Dog?

Yeah, I think I would. He is back.

Pierce Morgan in this chair from Monday.

Look, the question we want to ask tonight,

is vandalism ever okay if it's for a cause we think is worthy? Spraying paint, smashing windows. These are the types of disruptive acts we've got used to seeing for the likes of extinction

rebellion and just stop oil. They say it's necessary all of this to make the rest of us pay attention to the looming

climate catastrophe. Their critics, though, say they're a bunch of loony lefties and the damage

they've caused is criminal, outrageous and unacceptable. And it reignites debates about how much

protest action we actually allow in our free and fair democracy and where we draw the

legislative line. So what about the blade runners? The name given to the group of people currently

vandalising Ulaz cameras in London boroughs. Then doing this in protest against the low-emission

zone put in place by Mayor Sadie Khan. They're being called vigilantes and rebels by lots of media seemingly more sympathetic to those

political aims, and they're not seeing the same outcry to face justice.

In fact, Conservative MP Sir Ian Duncan Smith actually said he backs them, saying, quote,

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