Piers Morgan

I think the concepts are dead. The actual execution of the death may take some time. But I do think that if it wasn't dead, you'd have seen a massive victory for a progressive far-left candidate in Kamala Harris, who pretended she wasn't, but actually is to her bootstraps. And she got wiped out. And I think that that's an indication of three things. One, Americans trusted

I think the concepts are dead. The actual execution of the death may take some time. But I do think that if it wasn't dead, you'd have seen a massive victory for a progressive far-left candidate in Kamala Harris, who pretended she wasn't, but actually is to her bootstraps. And she got wiped out. And I think that that's an indication of three things. One, Americans trusted

Trump to fix the economy and illegal immigration better than they trusted her to do that. Secondly, there's something about him on the world stage, the swagger that Trump brings to the office, which annoys a lot of people, but he's actually quite effective. And I think that that was partly in people's minds, particularly when he put his fist up after being shot.

Trump to fix the economy and illegal immigration better than they trusted her to do that. Secondly, there's something about him on the world stage, the swagger that Trump brings to the office, which annoys a lot of people, but he's actually quite effective. And I think that that was partly in people's minds, particularly when he put his fist up after being shot.

Trump to fix the economy and illegal immigration better than they trusted her to do that. Secondly, there's something about him on the world stage, the swagger that Trump brings to the office, which annoys a lot of people, but he's actually quite effective. And I think that that was partly in people's minds, particularly when he put his fist up after being shot.

He showed the world that the potential president of the United States was a badass, strong guy. And I think that moment may have won him the election when we look back in history to that moment, particularly when he then got back on a debate stage the week later, a rally stage, and did it all over again in front of 20,000 complete strangers. I spoke to him at night.

He showed the world that the potential president of the United States was a badass, strong guy. And I think that moment may have won him the election when we look back in history to that moment, particularly when he then got back on a debate stage the week later, a rally stage, and did it all over again in front of 20,000 complete strangers. I spoke to him at night.

He showed the world that the potential president of the United States was a badass, strong guy. And I think that moment may have won him the election when we look back in history to that moment, particularly when he then got back on a debate stage the week later, a rally stage, and did it all over again in front of 20,000 complete strangers. I spoke to him at night.

He rang me because he'd seen me talk about it on Fox. And I said, I've got to say, whether people love you or hate you, that is a badass statement of personal courage. And he was interesting because he actually said in that call – I knew if I didn't get back out there now, I might never get back out there, which I thought was interesting. You don't often hear Trump A little bit of vulnerability.

He rang me because he'd seen me talk about it on Fox. And I said, I've got to say, whether people love you or hate you, that is a badass statement of personal courage. And he was interesting because he actually said in that call – I knew if I didn't get back out there now, I might never get back out there, which I thought was interesting. You don't often hear Trump A little bit of vulnerability.

He rang me because he'd seen me talk about it on Fox. And I said, I've got to say, whether people love you or hate you, that is a badass statement of personal courage. And he was interesting because he actually said in that call – I knew if I didn't get back out there now, I might never get back out there, which I thought was interesting. You don't often hear Trump A little bit of vulnerability.

It's a weird thing. I mean, it's weird to other people more than me. I've known Trump for nearly 20 years. I competed in the Celebrity Apprentice, the first season of it in 2007, 8, and I won it. And I spent about 100 hours around Trump. I worked out later in that season. And I was very informative, particularly in the boardroom filming scenes, which could last up to three hours.

It's a weird thing. I mean, it's weird to other people more than me. I've known Trump for nearly 20 years. I competed in the Celebrity Apprentice, the first season of it in 2007, 8, and I won it. And I spent about 100 hours around Trump. I worked out later in that season. And I was very informative, particularly in the boardroom filming scenes, which could last up to three hours.

It's a weird thing. I mean, it's weird to other people more than me. I've known Trump for nearly 20 years. I competed in the Celebrity Apprentice, the first season of it in 2007, 8, and I won it. And I spent about 100 hours around Trump. I worked out later in that season. And I was very informative, particularly in the boardroom filming scenes, which could last up to three hours.

I saw a lot of the way Trump is over hours in the way he interacts with people. Yeah. And it always struck me there was a disconnect between Trump, the politician, and particularly the president, and the guy I saw in that boardroom. The guy in the boardroom was much warmer. much less combative. He liked mischief and he liked stirring things up and he liked drama, all those things.

I saw a lot of the way Trump is over hours in the way he interacts with people. Yeah. And it always struck me there was a disconnect between Trump, the politician, and particularly the president, and the guy I saw in that boardroom. The guy in the boardroom was much warmer. much less combative. He liked mischief and he liked stirring things up and he liked drama, all those things.

I saw a lot of the way Trump is over hours in the way he interacts with people. Yeah. And it always struck me there was a disconnect between Trump, the politician, and particularly the president, and the guy I saw in that boardroom. The guy in the boardroom was much warmer. much less combative. He liked mischief and he liked stirring things up and he liked drama, all those things.

But he had a streak of empathy towards contestants and stuff, which I've never seen him show as a president. He believes that he's got to be a strong man all the time. I think right now, because of the shooting and because of the scale of his win, which has basically knocked all his critics out, I think he's showing a bit more of that side now. The dancing on stage, you know, to YMCA.

But he had a streak of empathy towards contestants and stuff, which I've never seen him show as a president. He believes that he's got to be a strong man all the time. I think right now, because of the shooting and because of the scale of his win, which has basically knocked all his critics out, I think he's showing a bit more of that side now. The dancing on stage, you know, to YMCA.

But he had a streak of empathy towards contestants and stuff, which I've never seen him show as a president. He believes that he's got to be a strong man all the time. I think right now, because of the shooting and because of the scale of his win, which has basically knocked all his critics out, I think he's showing a bit more of that side now. The dancing on stage, you know, to YMCA.