Piers Morgan
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“You’d Take An Endorsement From HITLER?!” Cheney Backs Kamala Harris
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55:45Now PlayingAs the first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris looms, today’s debate centres largely around the political systems that govern America and whether they actually work for those who are governed. Piers assembles a panel as diverse in opinion as they are in their backgrounds. YouTube streamer Destiny, activist Xaviaer DuRousseau, host of 'Emily Saves America' Emily Wilson, the US Green Party’s presidential candidate Jill Stein and son Isaac Hayes Jr, Isaac Hayes III join Uncensored.
Piers floats the idea that tomorrow’s debate could be the deciding factor in the final result of the election, which most of the panel reject. He then wonders why the Harris camp seems to embrace an endorsement from former vice president Dick Cheney, after the Democratic Party have so heavily criticised his record. Destiny stuns the panel as he seems to imply that Harris can morally accept an endorsement from anyone, even if it was Hitler. Piers is left reeling from his admission.
Piers also turns to the issue of campaign music and speaks to Isaac about the lawsuit he’s filed against Trump, for using music written by his father Isaac Hayes Jr.
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