I am Rosanna Lockwood on Uncensored Tonight.

From boycotting woke companies to only buying ethical brands,

cultural warriors on both sides demand we shot our values.

But during the cost of living crisis, is it a price that consumers should be willing to pay?

A lawsuit in the US meanwhile is trying to prove the US government pressurised social media

companies to censor dissent around COVID mandates.

Now, critics say it is just another conspiracy.

We'll be debating that.

And is the number one song on the Billboard, really a racist dog whistle.

Country music fans are standing by their man.

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

Welcome to Piers Morgan Uncensored with me. Rosanna Lockwood is still here whilst Peers is away having, well, probably not having to fight for a sunbed if we're being honest. But at least he's having a nice time. Now, go woke or go broke. That's a topic that Peers talks about a lot. It's the phrase, of course, associated with companies exploiting social justice causes in their branding efforts. You know the big ones recently.

Bud Light in the US featured a trans influencer, Dylan Mulvaney.

And then they saw their own sales absolutely plummet of the back of that.

Meanwhile, here in Britain, people boycotting Costa coffee over this illustration of what appeared to be a post-op transgender man caused a lot of debate that did.

Well, to me, all of this is corporate exploitation of everyone involved.

To others, it's virtue signalling.

And they actually designed their lives around avoiding it.

There's even a new app that will allow you to shop your values simply by

scanning a barcode because it really does get people hot under the collar, doesn't it, this

topic, including the very man who seat I'm keeping warm tonight.

But there's a problem. They hate you. I don't seem to care if you know it. At some unidentified

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