Piers Morgan

If you, taking your argument, if they all had IQs of 150 plus and were talking about feelings on Newsnight, we'd all applaud them for their courage, right? Yeah.

You never saw many contestants. complaining about their experience or complaining about the show. Not contestants, what would you call them? The people who appeared. I don't know how they were. Contestants are a wrong word. Felt like they were occasionally, but you just guess, right? So I never saw them complaining much about the way they were treated or what happened.

You never saw many contestants. complaining about their experience or complaining about the show. Not contestants, what would you call them? The people who appeared. I don't know how they were. Contestants are a wrong word. Felt like they were occasionally, but you just guess, right? So I never saw them complaining much about the way they were treated or what happened.

You never saw many contestants. complaining about their experience or complaining about the show. Not contestants, what would you call them? The people who appeared. I don't know how they were. Contestants are a wrong word. Felt like they were occasionally, but you just guess, right? So I never saw them complaining much about the way they were treated or what happened.

They were all quite happy to have their moment on television and to air their... Dirty linen. Now, you can be snobbish about it and say, well, how dare you do that? But I see smart people do that all the time. I mean, barely a week goes by without a major celebrity in the world emoting in some interview with Oprah or whoever it may be. What's the difference, actually?

They were all quite happy to have their moment on television and to air their... Dirty linen. Now, you can be snobbish about it and say, well, how dare you do that? But I see smart people do that all the time. I mean, barely a week goes by without a major celebrity in the world emoting in some interview with Oprah or whoever it may be. What's the difference, actually?

They were all quite happy to have their moment on television and to air their... Dirty linen. Now, you can be snobbish about it and say, well, how dare you do that? But I see smart people do that all the time. I mean, barely a week goes by without a major celebrity in the world emoting in some interview with Oprah or whoever it may be. What's the difference, actually?

If you're emoting but you happen to be a Hollywood star or you happen to be a tycoon or politician.

If you're emoting but you happen to be a Hollywood star or you happen to be a tycoon or politician.

If you're emoting but you happen to be a Hollywood star or you happen to be a tycoon or politician.

The principle is exactly the same. you're just airing your dirty linen. I mean, if Harry and Meghan do it with Oprah, I felt it was just a posh royal version of what you saw on Springer.

The principle is exactly the same. you're just airing your dirty linen. I mean, if Harry and Meghan do it with Oprah, I felt it was just a posh royal version of what you saw on Springer.

The principle is exactly the same. you're just airing your dirty linen. I mean, if Harry and Meghan do it with Oprah, I felt it was just a posh royal version of what you saw on Springer.

I think that America has got its confidence back, and Trump has been responsible for that, as has Elon Musk. I think the little thing, the rocket's going off, right? They're just instilling people a sense of America's firing rockets again. They're taking us to the moon, maybe to Mars.

I think that America has got its confidence back, and Trump has been responsible for that, as has Elon Musk. I think the little thing, the rocket's going off, right? They're just instilling people a sense of America's firing rockets again. They're taking us to the moon, maybe to Mars.

I think that America has got its confidence back, and Trump has been responsible for that, as has Elon Musk. I think the little thing, the rocket's going off, right? They're just instilling people a sense of America's firing rockets again. They're taking us to the moon, maybe to Mars.

There's something heroically ambitious about the way that people like Musk feel and Trump being down there at the last launch with just great imagery. He's making people feel confident again.

There's something heroically ambitious about the way that people like Musk feel and Trump being down there at the last launch with just great imagery. He's making people feel confident again.

There's something heroically ambitious about the way that people like Musk feel and Trump being down there at the last launch with just great imagery. He's making people feel confident again.

Yes, yeah. In the UK, there's no sense of that. There's a sense at the moment of we're just existing and that nothing's really working, that public services are decaying fast, that we're getting far too many people coming in.