The British writer Graham Hancock, has had a great deal of pejorative terms affixed to his name; chiefly among them are pseudoarchaeologist and psuedohistorian. But Hancock doesn't claim to be in possession of any special knowledge, merely that he is fascinated by the questions science and history struggle to answer. His vast knowledge on the intricacies of the Egyptian pyramids, to his mind, only makes one more sure that we don't fully understand them.

Tonight, Piers Morgan holds Hancock to account, who in turn, deftly backs up his position that humanity has much more to learn.They discuss history, god, spirits and more.

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With the end of the year fast approaching, a final analysis of the latest cultural offerings is in order. There are multiple topics to sift through; from the Netflix docu-series ‘Polo’ from Prince Harry’s production company, which is being panned as incredibly unrelatable, to the news that Disney has cut a trans storyline from their animated series ‘Win Or Lose’. The discussion even spills into politics, as the panel floats the idea that woke hollywood actors are losing their grip on the hearts and minds of American voters.

Joining this dissection of entertainment news are YouTubers Nerdrotic and the Critical Drinker, along with Author of The Case for Cancel Culture Ernest Owens and Uncensored contributor Esther Krakue.

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Candace Owens, once considered to be somewhat of a political kook, now commands an undeniably dedicated following among the American right wing. She arrives at her first in-studio Uncensored Interview to Piers Morgan's wide open arms; a far throw from their first icy encounter. Owens has a lot to update Piers on, including her opinions on Israel's wanton destruction of Gaza, the state of the US healthcare system, and the festering rot of perversion that feeds on the egos of Hollywood's elite.

To wrap up what becomes a deeply intellectual exchange, Piers treats Owens to a quintessentially British Christmas tradition; Christmas crackers.

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