Michael Knowles CLASHES With James Barr Over Pride Month and Gay Relationships — The Debate Gets Heated Piers Morgan: Would you mind if we had a straight day? James Barr: No, I wouldn’t mind at all. Michael Knowles: What if we had a straight year? James Barr: You do have a straight year. Piers Morgan: If I went out and had lots of flags celebrating straight people Michael Knowles: I’m fine with that. James Barr: They actually tried that in the US, and nobody showed up. It bombed. Michael Knowles: My problem with Pride Month is that pride is supposedly one of the greatest sins. Why do we need a special word for it when we could just accept that people live differently? James Barr: Why are you calling it deviant or abhorrent? Why are you sexualising love so much? Michael Knowles: Because gay relationships involve sex. The natural purpose of sex is between a man and a woman, which produces children. James Barr: But Pride isn’t about sex. It’s about love. We’re not saying everyone is having sex with each other. Michael Knowles: Have you seen Pride parades? There’s leather, spanking, and all sorts of things on display. James Barr: Straight people do those things too! Michael Knowles: We don’t have parades like that. James Barr: Really? What kind of pornography do you watch, then? What are your kinks? Michael Knowles: I don’t watch pornography. James Barr: Never? Not even in college? Michael Knowles: I might have seen a naked woman once or twice, but I don’t watch pornography. James Barr: If you’re going to sexualise my community, I’m going to give it back to you! Michael Knowles: The reason we call it deviant is that everything has a natural purpose. The eye is for seeing, a glass is for drinking, and sex is for relations between men and women that create children. James Barr: Then why do men have a G-spot? Men have been having sex with men since ancient Rome! Michael Knowles: I just want to clarify for the audience that I do not have a G-spot. James Barr: You do! You and your wife should enjoy it! Piers Morgan: Let me conclude by saying I have no problem with who you have sex with. You can have sex with whoever you want. James Barr: It’s not about sex! It’s about who you love. You keep bringing it back to sex. Piers Morgan: Whoever you love or want to marry, you have my support for the same rights I enjoy. I firmly believe that. Michael Knowles: I completely disagree with that. I believe in your right to marry, Piers. I want you to have every right I have which is the right to marry a woman.

Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace says she’s terrified of radical islam, but mehdi hassan accuses her of targeting muslim americans NANCY MACE: As a woman, I will tell you, I am terrified of radical Islam. I’ve seen what they’ve done in foreign countries when a woman shows her hair, being stoned to death, being put to death. That’s not the kind of ideology that I want to see grow in the United States. Days before the 25th anniversary of 9/11, we had the mayor of New York City give his pen that he signed the remembrance order over to a guy that defended a member of al-Qaeda. To see animal sacrifices being approved by a local city council in Michigan, the words “Allahu Akbar” being screamed, “Death to America” screamed on the streets of America that kind of thing is going on and it’s growing, and we’ve got to put a stop to it. MEHDI HASSAN: It’s interesting you didn’t play the clip from Ted Cruz at the RNC where he names Mamdani and Abdul El-Sayed, and people in the crowd shout, “Kill them, shoot them.” They actually shout out death threats. That’s how dangerous this rhetoric has become from the Republican Party, from people like Ted Cruz and Nancy Mace. We saw an attack on a mosque in San Diego in May of this year. Three Muslim worshippers were killed in California by two neo-Nazis who were spouting the kind of stuff that Ted Cruz and Nancy Mace spout. It’s very, very dangerous to say stuff like this in this sweeping, bigoted way. You wouldn’t say that Jews should be banned from public office. Lots of people are afraid of radical Islam. I’m afraid of radical Islam. I don’t want to be killed by a Muslim terrorist, like anyone else. But that’s not what she said. She’s spent the last few weeks attacking Muslims in general. She has said that no Muslim American should hold public office in this country. They’re all Trojan horses. That includes Republicans. Dr. Oz is Donald Trump’s head of Medicaid and Medicare at HHS. Should he not be allowed to hold public office? Is Dr. Oz a Trojan horse because he’s Muslim? She said that not all Muslims are terrorists, but all terrorists are Muslims. That’s not true. The IRA, the Tamil Tigers, Jewish settlers on the West Bank, and Christian domestic terrorists are all examples that challenge that claim. And the worst of all is that, back in June, the congresswoman tweeted, “I stand with Dasher.” Dasher Kilpatrick is a woman in Texas who went into a grocery store, stopped two Muslim American women doing their shopping, and started shouting at them, telling them to get out of the country. They don’t belong here. They should go back to their Islamic country. They’re not welcome in Christian America. Nancy Mace tweeted, “I stand with Dasher,” which makes her a racist bigot. This is not about radical Islam. This is about eradicating all Muslim Americans from public life.

Abdul El-Sayed says he’s building a coalition of people ready to stand up to Donald Trump. Krystal Ball: “Abdul, what is your response to all this? I also understand you’re going to be campaigning with Alyssa Slotkin, who happens to be Jewish, by the way, um the current Democratic Senator from Michigan, but Haley Stevens has said she’s not campaigning with you down the stretch. So what do you make of what’s going on here?” Abdul El-Sayed: “Well, building a big coalition, and it includes folks who want to stand up to Donald Trump. Who want to take on the insanity of the Iran war. Who want to take off take on the ridiculousness of these tariffs. Who want to stand up to the notion that Donald Trump could have yet another rubber stamp in the Senate. Who want to make sure he doesn’t get another two Supreme Court nominees who believe in religious pluralism, uh and equal rights under the Constitution. Who believe in the right to choose. Who believe uh that people should have more health care and not less.”

THEO VON: “How do you feel about WNBA players walking out during the national anthem, or do you have any thoughts on it?” SOPHIE CUNNINGHAM: “I mean, you know who you’re talking to? OF COURSE, I have thoughts on it.” Cunningham stopped short of bashing her fellow players but made it clear she’s proud to be American and will always show love to U.S. troops. Theo Von questioned why WNBA players earning an average of $518,000 a year couldn’t show gratitude to the country that helped make their dreams possible. The debate raises a bigger question: can athletes demand respect while disagreeing over what showing respect for their country should look like? x.com/VigilantFox/status/211…

Piers Morgan ERUPTS at a Panelist Defending Dylan Mulvaney — “Who Are You to Tell Us What a Woman Is?” Piers Morgan: My problem is that Dylan Mulvaney is making a fortune while seemingly mocking women and womanhood. Female Panelist: Exactly. The new song reduces women to shopping, medication, laziness, and being obsessed with men. As a woman, I don’t relate to that. It feels like a mockery of womanhood. James: It’s appalling to give credibility to someone mocking women. Dylan Mulvaney isn’t an example of women. Piers Morgan: Are you insane? Who are you to tell us what a woman is? You’re a man! Brandon: Dylan speaks to a generation you don’t understand. Piers Morgan: I’ll use the pronouns Dylan prefers, but Dylan isn’t a biological woman. My issue is making millions while mocking womanhood. Brandon: You’re misunderstanding how difficult it can be to discover your identity as a woman. Piers Morgan: I think Dylan is reveling in mocking womanhood. Female Panelist: I don’t see Dylan as a woman. I see someone caricaturing womanhood.

Piers Morgan Confronts Nick Fuentes Over the 6 Million Jews Murdered in the Holocaust — His Response Raises Eyebrows Piers Morgan: How many Jewish people do you think died in the Holocaust? Nick Fuentes: Maybe seven million. Six or seven million? Piers Morgan: So you concede that six million Jews died? Nick Fuentes: Possibly more. I’m open to believing the official narrative, but I don’t agree with imprisoning people for questioning it. Piers Morgan: The evidence shows that at least six million Jews were murdered. Do you concede that number? Nick Fuentes: I said it could be higher. Piers Morgan: Should Holocaust denial laws be overturned? Nick Fuentes: I don’t agree with them. People shouldn’t be imprisoned for speech. x.com/_jeffery0/status/21158…

Jennie from BLACKPINK says she would confront a boyfriend for checking out her roommate, but first, she weighs in on a dating red flag that many women can relate to. During a conversation with Willa Bennett, Jennie discussed what it means when a man constantly updates his Facebook status but takes hours to reply to texts. The conversation then shifted to whether a woman should confront her boyfriend after catching him checking out her roommate, with Jennie insisting that the situation should be addressed. They also discussed jealousy, self-love, and trust, with Jennie emphasizing the importance of knowing your worth and building trust in a relationship. But would you confront your boyfriend if you caught him checking out your roommate, or would you consider it a sign to walk away?

Conan O’Brien says Bill Maher got paid $17,000 to make a room full of toddlers miserable Conan O’Brien: “ I will say that whenever I’m in a restaurant or any situation where there’s like a little kid, I mean like a toddler, I go to town and work hard on making that kid laugh.” “ I’m very proud of the fact that kids who don’t know who I am, they have they just see me as this tall, strange-looking woman. I really work hard on making them giggle and try to break through. I think that’s the true test.” Sona Movsesian: “ Yeah. I think you would be a good writer. ” Conan O’Brien: “ You know who isn’t good at that? Bill Maher. ” “Hey, kid! Hey, kid!”

James Barr’s NHS Argument Falls Apart When a Guest Asks One Question About Trans Women on Maternity Wards Piers Morgan: The NHS is set to declare sex a biological reality in its new constitution, with guidance on single-sex wards, private rooms, and intimate care. I see this as a victory for common sense that could also help transgender people by reducing the mockery surrounding these debates. James, where do you stand? James Barr: I think that’s bullshit. The NHS is already under-resourced, and the people working there need more support, as do trans people. Vilifying transgender people is disgusting. Guest: You’ve literally said nothing. That was a giant nothing burger. The guidance says trans patients may get separate rooms where appropriate. But there’s no reason for a trans woman to be on a maternity ward. You have no idea what it feels like to give birth in that intimate environment. James Barr: Why would a trans woman be giving birth on a maternity ward? Guest: You tell me, because apparently they can. James Barr: That’s a crazy thing to suggest. Here’s the reality…

Jesse Watters GRILLS Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed on Trans Athletes — Then Hits Him With a Question About His Daughters Jesse Watters: Do you support sex changes for minors? Abdul El-Sayed: I just think the government shouldn’t make those decisions for you. Jesse Watters: So, Abdul, you’re a doctor, right? Abdul El-Sayed: I am. Jesse Watters: So you think it’s okay for a parent to cut off their child’s genitals? Are you circumcised? Abdul El-Sayed: Yeah, but that’s a personal question. Is circumcision different from castration? Jesse Watters: I think you’re being selective about how you talk about these things. Now, should men play in women’s sports as the next U.S. senator from Michigan? Abdul El-Sayed: I’m interested in getting money out of politics, putting money in your pocket, and passing Medicare for All. Jesse Watters: You’re filibustering, Abdul, because you don’t care about what sports kids play. It’s a big issue, and I want to talk about the issues your viewers deserve to hear about. Should men play women’s sports? You have daughters, right? Abdul El-Sayed: I played sports my whole life. Sports were an important part of my life, and I’m grateful for the opportunity. At the end of the day, the decision about who gets to play which sports ought to be made by the people who govern sports. I’m running for the U.S. Senate, Jesse. I’m trying to take on the healthcare crisis and Big Pharma, and you’re asking me who gets to play which sports? It’s silly. People can’t seriously say this is the most important issue. Jesse Watters: It’s kind of a big thing. x.com/_jeffery0/status/21152…

Demi Lovato reveals the pressure she faced as a teenager after becoming the breadwinner for her entire family at 16 "My mom was a stay-at-home mom, you know, she wasn't reliant on, but it was just that pressure of like I'm paying for everything and like I need to keep going because if things start to disappear, so does the finances.” “At 16, I'm making all the money for all the people around you and if i stop, it all ends.” "A certain point I was paying for the roof over my whole family's head, and my dad had quit his job to become my manager, so his income was coming from me.” She explained that the pressure to keep earning was enormous because if her success disappeared, so did the money supporting her family. The interviewer then brought up her attitude toward growing up: Alex cooper: “So you reference, ‘If I'm going to be treated like an adult, I'm going to party like an adult.’” Demi's response? “Yes.”

Greg Gutfeld has a lot to say about Obama’s presidential library, and he isn’t holding back. From comparing its design to a shipping container and Hitler’s bunker to questioning how the project’s reported cost could reach $1 billion, Gutfeld turns the criticism into a full-on roast. He also takes aim at the project’s delays and claims that subcontractors are still waiting to be paid. But beneath the jokes is a serious question about public projects: how does a project’s cost rise so dramatically, and who is held accountable? Is Gutfeld raising legitimate concerns about the project, or is this just political comedy dressed up as criticism?

Caleb Hammer is stunned as a woman reveals her husband cheated on her with her best friend while she was recovering from surgery Caleb Hammer: “No! Best friend?! This show and cheating.” Female Guest: “He cheated on me with my best friend, my only friend, i was recovering from surgery Male Guest: “You call that cheating? I don’t even remember. I needed a break too. I wanted that breathing room.” Caleb Hammer: “Oh my goodness, this is insane. Why would a 10-year-old even think about that?” Female Guest: “My son called me from the car, bawling his eyes out. He said, ‘Mom, Dad’s been in there for an hour.’ He’d been sitting in the fucking car for an hour.”