Piers Morgan

Particularly if you've been conditioned to think that being a man is X, Y, Z, and suddenly you're told all those things are things to be ashamed of. And now we've had the pendulum swing back a little bit, and you're seeing a sort of corrective balance, where I think people have begun to work out where the boundaries are, where the lines are, to a degree. I think it's still complex out there.

Particularly if you've been conditioned to think that being a man is X, Y, Z, and suddenly you're told all those things are things to be ashamed of. And now we've had the pendulum swing back a little bit, and you're seeing a sort of corrective balance, where I think people have begun to work out where the boundaries are, where the lines are, to a degree. I think it's still complex out there.

Particularly if you've been conditioned to think that being a man is X, Y, Z, and suddenly you're told all those things are things to be ashamed of. And now we've had the pendulum swing back a little bit, and you're seeing a sort of corrective balance, where I think people have begun to work out where the boundaries are, where the lines are, to a degree. I think it's still complex out there.

And you're seeing it at the moment with the whole Greg Wallace scandal in the UK. And, you know, for American viewers, very simply, he's a guy who does a cooking show on TV who's been very laddish for 20 years or so. And now that laddishness has come back to be used as a stick to beat him. And he said a lot of things which are pretty unpalatable to women who've now ganged up to complain about him.

And you're seeing it at the moment with the whole Greg Wallace scandal in the UK. And, you know, for American viewers, very simply, he's a guy who does a cooking show on TV who's been very laddish for 20 years or so. And now that laddishness has come back to be used as a stick to beat him. And he said a lot of things which are pretty unpalatable to women who've now ganged up to complain about him.

And you're seeing it at the moment with the whole Greg Wallace scandal in the UK. And, you know, for American viewers, very simply, he's a guy who does a cooking show on TV who's been very laddish for 20 years or so. And now that laddishness has come back to be used as a stick to beat him. And he said a lot of things which are pretty unpalatable to women who've now ganged up to complain about him.

But again, that raises that whole area of workplace banter. workplace relationships, right? I mean, I read that until 10 years ago, 40% of all marriages began with a workplace romance. That stat cannot exist today because how does it start? Historically, it would be a guy in a superior position with a woman in a lesser position. That's historically because of the gender imbalance in the workplace.

But again, that raises that whole area of workplace banter. workplace relationships, right? I mean, I read that until 10 years ago, 40% of all marriages began with a workplace romance. That stat cannot exist today because how does it start? Historically, it would be a guy in a superior position with a woman in a lesser position. That's historically because of the gender imbalance in the workplace.

But again, that raises that whole area of workplace banter. workplace relationships, right? I mean, I read that until 10 years ago, 40% of all marriages began with a workplace romance. That stat cannot exist today because how does it start? Historically, it would be a guy in a superior position with a woman in a lesser position. That's historically because of the gender imbalance in the workplace.

So how do people meet now at work? They're not really allowed to. So what happens then? Then you gravitate to dating apps.

So how do people meet now at work? They're not really allowed to. So what happens then? Then you gravitate to dating apps.

So how do people meet now at work? They're not really allowed to. So what happens then? Then you gravitate to dating apps.

Yeah. And that's, you've seen that their popularity is decreasing. So I do think, well, how are people meeting each other actually? With difficulty.

Yeah. And that's, you've seen that their popularity is decreasing. So I do think, well, how are people meeting each other actually? With difficulty.

Yeah. And that's, you've seen that their popularity is decreasing. So I do think, well, how are people meeting each other actually? With difficulty.

Well, I like the idea of it. I certainly think that when you've got a thumping win for a guy like Donald Trump, who's been helped over the line by people like Elon, like Joe Rogan and others, who simply don't tolerate or believe in the concept of cancel culture, that's incredibly powerful. And I think you send a message to the woke world

Well, I like the idea of it. I certainly think that when you've got a thumping win for a guy like Donald Trump, who's been helped over the line by people like Elon, like Joe Rogan and others, who simply don't tolerate or believe in the concept of cancel culture, that's incredibly powerful. And I think you send a message to the woke world

Well, I like the idea of it. I certainly think that when you've got a thumping win for a guy like Donald Trump, who's been helped over the line by people like Elon, like Joe Rogan and others, who simply don't tolerate or believe in the concept of cancel culture, that's incredibly powerful. And I think you send a message to the woke world

And I always temper this kind of part of a discussion about woke-ism by saying when woke-ism originally began back in the 60s in America, it came out of music, actually, and it was a clarion call for people to be more aware of social and racial injustice. By that criteria alone, I'm woke, happy to be woke.

And I always temper this kind of part of a discussion about woke-ism by saying when woke-ism originally began back in the 60s in America, it came out of music, actually, and it was a clarion call for people to be more aware of social and racial injustice. By that criteria alone, I'm woke, happy to be woke.