I'm Piers Morgan. I'm censored tonight.

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

Well, good evening from London. Welcome to Piers Morgan Uncensored. Next week's coronation of King Charles will be a global spectacle.

Tens of millions will be watching, as Charles is crowned and a ceremony steeped in a thousand years of regal history.

But judging by the headlines this week, the monarchy's problems lie not in the past, but the future.

A shocking new poll says 78% of Britain's young people don't care about the monarchy.

Almost 40% of them would even prefer an elected head of state.

And actually, who can blame them for having a dim view of the royal family or the monarchy,

given that two of our most famous young royals have waged a three-year war on the institution.

They weaponized the culture of validation for victimhood and convinced a generation of young people

at the monarchy is an antiquated evil institution. Unless in a fortnight before the biggest day

in the monarchy's recent history, they're again out in force, making sure the headlines

are all about them.

Our next speaker has an unmatched eye for a good photograph.

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