for breaking lockdown rules. now on bbc news. the media show: piers morgan returns. hello and welcome to the media show, our guest today is the star signing of rupert murdoch s go new signing, piers morgan and he will notjust have a show in the uk, it will be streamed in the us, it will be broadcast on sky news australia and as well is that there is a column in the new york post and there is a book deal with harpercollins as well. all of which is owned by rupert murdoch, all of which is a significant bet on one man grabbing the attention of the world. let us hear if he thinks this is about with making. how does that happen, how does a deal get thrashed out to? it was fortuitous, the whole good morning britain blow up with the megan marco thing and the free speech debate, it was all writing in the uk, but it was big in the uk and rupert happen to be in the uk and he watched it all go down. they had been toying with whether to do a new network and i think he thought if i was av
you re not going to work for cnn. mr; you re not going to work for cnn. ii point is you re not going to work for cnn. ii1: point is that all these networks get things wrong, all these networks have anchors, presenters who say things i do not agree with. what is interesting as you keep flipping from talking about facts to talking about opinions, is there no dividing line? dividing line? everyone is entitled to an opinion- dividing line? everyone is entitled to an opinion. everyone dividing line? everyone is entitled to an opinion. everyone is - dividing line? everyone is entitled| to an opinion. everyone is entitled to an opinion. everyone is entitled to an opinion. everyone is entitled to an opinion, what they are not entitled to do is embed facts. that is what i will be defending on my show. ., ., ., ., ., . show. you do not have a concern with this, james show. you do not have a concern with this, james murdoch, show. you do not have a concern with this, james murdoch, the
fiuht you comfortable. i m sure could fi ht 100 you comfortable. i m sure could fight 100 people you comfortable. i m sure could fight 100 people at you comfortable. i m sure could fight 100 people at the you comfortable. i m sure could fight 100 people at the bbc - you comfortable. i m sure could fight 100 people at the bbc who l fight 100 people at the bbc who would say things that you would find apparent. i know some of them, i can say, are you responsible or accountable for everything that everyone of your colleagues here says, i don t think you are. in the case of tucker carlson, watch a show, i go on his show, i like a show, i go on his show, i like a show, i go on his show, i like a show, i like him, i will agree with about 75% of the things he says but i disagree with the rest. last time i disagree with the rest. last time i checked, that is fine. in a democracy, you re allowed to not agree with people that you work with and tucker and i have had spirited debates about gu
thoughts, they said we were particularly concerned about his approach to such a serious issue and his apparent disregard for the seriousness of anyone expressing suicidal thoughts and we also heard from the charity mind saying it was disappointed and concerned at that when people share this, they need to be treated with dignity, respect and empathy. i m sure he would agree you did not treat her with respect. i am afraid i do not did not treat her with respect. i am afraid i do not find did not treat her with respect. i am afraid i do not find her did not treat her with respect. i n afraid i do not find her very credible on the point that i made very forcibly on the show was, if, as she claimed, she went to two senior members of the royal household and told them she was suicidal and they said, as she put it, that she could not get any help, because it would be bad for the brand, let us have the names of those people and they should be fired. here we are over a year later, there is
softball. i challenged trump a lot in the end of his, much more than the narrative has been allowed to say. having said that, he was a friend of mine and i had known him since 2008, i won his show, i had gone back many times on the show as a boardroom adviser and got to know him and his family, this was a friend of mine who became a divisive president of the usa and i was lucky that he gave me interviews and the challenge for me was to then try and part the friendship and do the interview. i think i did that. haild interview. ithinki did that. hold on. the interview. ithinki did that. hold on- the point interview. ithinki did that. hold on. the point i m interview. ithinki did that. hold on. the point i m trying - interview. i think i did that. hold on. the point i m trying to - interview. i think i did that. hold on. the point i m trying to make is that you approach that she would an interview with any world leader, i assume, treated him like a normal politician. i assume, treated