"PROUD To Be American!" Piers Morgan’s USA 250 Anniversary Debate
July 3, 2026
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as posted by the channelAs the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, the debate over what it truly means to be an American has never felt more contentious. From Supreme Court rulings on birthright citizenship to a chaotic lead-up to Independence Day celebrations, the country seems more polarized than ever.
Piers Morgan tackles the state of the nation, discussing why even our independence celebrations are proving divisive - from cancelled performances to a deserted State Fair. And as an "exceptional alien" looking in, Piers offers a uniquely British perspective on whether the US might need a little more... royal unification.
Joining Piers to debate the future of the American experiment is the Freedom Panel: Channel 5 host Andrew Callaghan, The Young Turks’ Cenk Uygur, PBD contributor Adam Sosnick, Bad Faith podcast Briahna Joy Gray and former White House correspondent Brian Glenn.
Pope Leo's brother Louis Prevost then joins the show to give his insight into matters that divide the US, and what his sibling thinks about these controversial issues.
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