Piers Morgan: Dealing With Repeat Failure, Death Threats & Regrets

Opinions to me are the spice of life. You don't have an opinion. There's something wrong with you. I'm Piers Morgan, I'm censored. Show some damn respect. Why do you want to deport me? I'm a news junkie. And it started when I was six or seven. I mean as I got through my teens I became very opinionated. I read a report last year said thirty three million people in Britain are mentally ill. No, they're not. It's crap. We're spending too much time encouraging a kind of wallowing in self pity. People will misunderstand the use of the word.

I'm done with this. A left on a point of principle. And the principle was I'm entitled to my opinion. Why should my sons be exposed to death threats simply for being my children? Cancel culture is a virus as deadly over time as a coronavirus. The public want someone to cancel council. I want to stimulate debate and to get to some kind of truth. Have you ever regretted anything you've said? So without further ado.

I'm Steven Butlett. And this is the Dira CEO USA edition. I hope nobody's listening. But if you are Then please keep this to yourself.

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