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23:13Piers Morgan:I mean, forgetting it's Californian, it's a Democrat state and so on, is there merit to these constant suggestions of rigging? Because there is a theory, and I saw David Axelrod put this out on his X feed, that this is all a precursor to the midterm elections and maybe even the next general election, that there will just be this enormous cry led by Donald Trump of it's all rigged, you can't believe it, you can't take it seriously, and so on? I'm not sure. I'm not even going to speculate as to whether the allegations of rigging in L.A. are just like a precursor to allegations of rigging for the midterms.

23:50Trump is always going to claim that an election is rigged when the result isn't favorable to someone he endorsed or to himself. But putting that aside entirely, guys, I just need people who think the election was rigged in L.A. to understand. L.A. is one of the bluest cities in the bluest state in our country. And Spencer Pratt was unabashedly running as a Republican who was saying things that Democratic voters do not like. Now, he was drawing attention to very real issues we have in Los Angeles, certainly the way that our elected lawmakers and our leaders here have completely abandoned actually getting people off the streets and into safety, getting them the mental health treatment they need, getting them off of drugs they're addicted to.

24:41But his ideas just really didn't make any sense. He didn't really think through what he wanted to do when it came to these issues. He just drew attention to it. Nithya Rahman is my least favorite candidate. I did not vote for Spencer Pratt. I did not vote for Nithya Rahman. I can't stand Karen Bass. But out of the three, she's, in my opinion, the least worst of the three. So we'll see what happens with the election. But there was no rigging. There was no rigging. I just I need people to understand. Yes, California is as incompetent as as it really is. OK, like they just have a difficult time getting the ballots counted quickly enough.

25:21And I think we need to fix that because it does give the appearance of funny business. I don't think there was funny business. But the fact that it takes so long. Yeah, I agree.

25:30Piers Morgan:As somebody who I actually have a home in California, L.A., I mean, I find it incredible, Charlie, that Karen Bass is heading back to be mayor after what happened with the fires. Just that alone. I mean, when the fires began to rage, you know, she's on some jolly in Africa somewhere. I thought her handling of the fires was deplorable. I thought that alone should be disqualifying. And here she is roaring back to be Polymarket in the LA mayor race. Polymarket is predicting that she's way ahead, 60%. Nithya Raman on 38%. Big moves in these markets. I find it incomprehensible that she should be marching back to power.

26:16Well, this just identifies the, like, not even existent standards that Los Angelinos, that's how you say it, right, have for themselves. I mean, it's just insane. She was not even in the state when the fires occurred. She was off travelling. And, you know, I know that, listen, I'm speaking, again, based upon the evidence that I have, And that evidence is that the election demonstrates that it has, yes, been rigged because we have now seen all over social media in the past few days reporters going to residents on Skid Row and asking them, were you approached by a ballot harvester and given money in return to cast a vote for a Democratic candidate?

26:59to which all of these people said yes. In fact, the going rate initially was$2, up to$5. I would be upset if I accepted the lower end of that deal. But that's one thing. These people have all said, yes, I was told to vote for Karen Bass. I was told to vote for the other Democratic candidate. And they did that. And then they asked, do you even know who these people are? They said, no, I don't know who they are. So the fact that anybody, anywhere in the world, can send ballot harvesters to L.A., have them go to homeless encampments, Get these votes, send them in with nobody watching, with a three-week time frame, is just evidence to how corrupt the political fraud is within the state of California.

27:39And I have to imagine you have Maduro sitting in a jail cell in Brooklyn, probably thinking to himself, like, you idiots. What are you doing? Like, you should at least know enough to at least make it look like you're not cheating. Give some votes to Spencer Pratt. He was up by 40 ,000 votes on election night. Suddenly that lead dwindled away. None of the votes that magically started rolling in were for Spencer Pratt. It's obvious fraud and cheating. I just don't know what we're talking about here.

28:09Piers Morgan:OK, Curtis, what is your view of this? Because I've got to say, I've lived and worked in America for two decades. The American democratic election system is, I would say, probably the best in the world, notwithstanding the glitches, the flaws, the problems, that actually as a system, it's incredibly robust and pretty, pretty reliable, I would say. Is that your feeling? Because, like Anna said, you know, when things like California take so long, one of the wealthiest parts of the world, you know, has a GDP up there with huge European countries, but it can't get its act together for an election.

28:49Piers Morgan:And as we just heard from Charlie, These reports of a lot of homeless people in L.A. being paid to vote and so on. It's just the optics of that look terrible. But do you believe that intrinsically there is that the system is really flawed? Well, Pierce, let's look at California, home of Silicon Valley, where they're pushing A.I. A.I. A.I. to tabulate things within seconds. The reason you delay a count in a state that still demands that everybody get a mail-in ballot, even if you don't want it, 19 million is sent out in a population of 40 million, which opens up the opportunity for these bundlers, these hustlers.

29:31And remember, Republicans have gone to jail for that in North Carolina, Democrats in New Jersey. You're taking advantage. They go into nursing homes. They go into hospice. They go into senior citizen homes. They go into shelters. They bundle up the ballots. And what Pratt didn't realize, because he's not an institutional Republican, they don't have any in L.A., is that both sides, the DSA, Rahman and Bass, went into the shelters and told all the homeless people, Pratt wants to get rid of you and he wants to take your dogs. And so right away, they're like, yeah, where do I sign? Where do I sign?

30:05They took advantage of a system in which we should know where 95 percent of the ballots are by election night. And that's not what the case is in California. And it helps the Democrats there enormously.

30:19Piers Morgan:OK, Harry, what's your. Curtis, don't you. Sorry, can I just jump in? The only thing that I take a little bit of issue with, Curtis, is, look, I understand the concerns about ballot harvesting. However, there are senior citizens or disabled individuals who might not be able to go to the polls, might not be able to. They're not mobile. Right. And they're still citizens. They still have the right to vote. And we have to find a way to facilitate something. So it's easy for them to vote. So what do you suggest? First of all, this is a solution. Curtis, if I can't look real quick, The way it's always worked in every state and territory of the United States is that if you wanted a ballot, so if you were disabled, if you were traveling, if you had a health issue, you requested your absentee ballot.

31:08It worked just fine. If you couldn't make it, maybe you had a work conflict. You were going to be traveling. You were in the military. You requested a ballot, and it was sent to you. To the point of this conversation, once we flipped the script and started sending one to everyone who never even asked, we see incident after incident where people who haven't lived in a house for nine, 10, 15 years are getting a ballot address to that mailbox. That is literally creating the perfect storm for massive amounts of fraud. This was something that Jimmy Carter himself recognized in the 2000. Yeah, it was, Harry.

31:40He did. So this is just absurd that we're even like entertaining this right now. I can't even believe we're sitting here having this conversation. And by the way, one more little ingredient to throw it into the pot. When you have a system like California, and California is not alone in this, where you create a system where you give illegals a license because you claim it helps the common good. And then that same license is what can be used to register to vote, and you prohibit the auditing of those roles. You've created the perfect mousetrap on the left to ensure that people can and they will never be discovered.

32:14This is the Democrats at the least. They deserve credit for creating the mousetrap that prevents us from ever investigating how deep this really is. Harry, Sean, are you saying that undocumented immigrants are voting in California? And if that's the case, what's your source? Oh, I'm saying they're voting everywhere, actually, because my point is, if you give them the license for that. Common sense. The Heritage Foundation has only found 50 cases since the early 2000s of undocumented people voting or trying to vote. Wait, Sean Spicer. Sean Spicer. Hold on. You asked what my source was. In New Jersey last week, there were several non-citizens who are seeking naturalization that gave sworn affidavits that they were registered to vote and cast ballots in multiple elections, although they themselves said that they swore under oath that they themselves never cast those ballots.

33:05The Secretary of State has affirmed that those ballots were cast under their name. So there's your evidence. We know what's happening. So they got caught. Were they counted? No, no, they didn't get caught. They turned themselves in because in the process of the naturalization system, they have to admit whether they're registered or not. And they wanted to self-report and to say, hey, I don't want this to stop the ability to become a naturalized citizen because you're going to find out that I'm registered to vote. And in fact, someone voted under my name. It wasn't me. So they self-reported to the secretary of state in New Jersey.

33:38All right. So they were caught. Their votes weren't counted, basically, is why we're here. By the way, Heritage Foundation, we all know, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Sean, Sean, Sean. Heritage Foundation, obviously very pro-Trump. Trump has handpicked judges from the Heritage Foundation his entire political career. You know this. They've only found around 1 ,500 cases. Heritage Foundation is a think tank. Excuse me, excuse me. Yeah, yeah, people that lived in the Heritage Foundation before. They're lawyers who worked in the Heritage Foundation and then went to go on the courts. Wow, they live there.

34:04Yeah, occupationally, Sean, please, don't be daft. The Heritage Foundation has found only 1 ,500 cases of voter fraud involving people who shouldn't be voting as an undocumented immigrants since around the early 2000s. 1 ,500. That is from the Heritage Foundation. So you're trying to argue that this is something widespread, seemingly, that this is happening all over the country, and it's just not. And you have no evidence. Right now you're saying, oh, people in New Jersey were caught. I gave you credit, Harry. I think you guys created a great mouse trap. And they were caught. You give people a license.

34:32Sean, this is absurd. Then you make sure that they can audit the voting rolls. Sean, I think Bigfoot is real because he hides so well. That's exactly what you're saying. That it's just, oh, this conspiracy is so deep and so hidden so well that we just can't discover it. It just doesn't exist. I'm just telling you, why won't your party actually allow voting rolls to be audited in blue states? Well, first of all, we're not going to give our voter rolls to the federal government and Donald Trump, who has made it clear that he doesn't want people to vote. However, these voter rolls in each individual state is audited by these states.

35:03And unless you think there's like this large scale fraud among Democrat states, that they're all in coordination to keep their voter rolls hidden and like keep fraud on the ballots. And like, man, you're alleging a really major criminal conspiracy here that we're going to need some evidence for. We have evidence. Did you graduate from a layering center? Yeah, I was going to say there's been so much evidence that people are now being indicted for, including in California. There is evidence. Fifteen hundred cases from the Heritage Foundation. This is like, hey, let me ask you. This is legitimately the dumbest conversation we could possibly have.

35:34Harry, how many cases is acceptable to you? How many votes have to get canceled out? What's the threshold for you? Is it 2 ,000, 5 ,000? Sean, unlike your party, zero crime. What's the answer? I'm going to tell you. I'm answering you. I'm answering you. Unlike your party, crime in the Democratic Party, any amount, is unacceptable. You have a felon in the Oval Office who pardons people who commits crimes and fraud and all this stuff. We don't want any voter fraud. We don't want any voting in the regulates. But there's over 300. Oh, well, he's pardoned all these fraudsters. He pardoned the Chrisleys in Georgia who defrauded local land of banks out of$20 million.

36:06I would love an explanation on why he did that.

36:08Piers Morgan:Well, maybe we should start with Joe Biden pardoning half of his family who've been accused of running criminal enterprise. I'm happy to talk about that. I mean, you know, this is the problem. I'm happy to talk about that, but if you take a problem with that, take a problem with Trump. All right, I want to switch gears. I want to talk about the Donald Trump visits of a Knicks game where it looked like he got pretty loudly booed. Let's take a look at the clip.

36:48Piers Morgan:Now, Sean Spicer, if you were at the podium as the White House press secretary, would you be comfortable saying that the president, as he claimed, it was, I think, mostly cheers. It was loud and very enthusiastic. Would you have said those words? I probably, well, not if I wanted to stay in my job. Well, that was, that's what Donald Trump said about it, that it was very positive. Look, obviously, who knows how, I mean, he's sitting there, maybe the people around him were cheering. Did it sound to you like mostly cheers, very enthusiastic? Look, I'll get, I sound like Harry now, I'll answer your question.

37:22I don't really I actually think two things. One, he's in New York City. I don't think it's a shocker that the majority of people in New York or any urban city these days in America is largely Democrat, as Anna pointed out, L.A., right? It's 75 percent Democrat, which is not surprising to see a turnout the way it was. But if you're in New York City, they're not big fans. Neither is Washington, D.C. I don't know that it was that big of a deal to be to be honest with you. What I found most offensive is whether you're on the right or the left in the middle of the national anthem to be booing. I think that is classless.

37:53It is disrespectful to the country. You want to protest the president. Go for it. Welcome to America. But the idea of in the middle of the national anthem to be booing. Shame on you. Shame on everyone on the left that thinks that's an appropriate venue to do that. So if that's what you think is good in your party. Let me bring in Charlie. Let me ask Charlie. I mean, Charlie, surely the people in the crowd

38:13Piers Morgan:were just exercising their free democratic right to boo, weren't they? Yeah, they have every... Sure, they have every right to boo. I agree with Sean that it's not the appropriate time to do during the national anthem when we should all be, you know, quiet and, you know, respectful. But a lot of people aren't respectful, and I won't play fingers. I know who many of those people are. Should he have been there at all? Stephen A. Smith blamed Trump personally for the New York Knicks losing because they've been on this amazing streak. First of all, I'm for that. I'm for the Knicks losing. We've got the clip.

38:45Piers Morgan:Let's take a look at Stephen A. Smith and what he said. I believe if the New York Knicks had that watch party and Donald Trump wasn't there, they'd have won last night. I believe that. You're living in a fantasy world. I believe that the man messed with them. Do you believe in mojo? Do you believe in momentum? No. Do you believe in that passion? You don't believe in that bill? No, no. Now you're lying. I mean, I guess, you know, as the series plays out, we'll discover if Trump was the curse and the problem or not. Well, the curse, depending who you ask, right? If you ask the Spurs, they should consider him their good luck.

39:20It's the first game in the finals that they have won so far, and he was in attendance. So if I'm Trump, I'm saying, hey, San Antonio, Spurs, just for you. I'm going to come back to Games 4. I'll also be there at Games 6. You're welcome. But, you know, to the point of him being booed, there also was a very loud USA USA chant that was begun right as the cameras panned to Trump that was seen all over social media yet that's not what we're talking about here we're talking about the people with TDS who just want to focus on the booing Trump absolutely deserved to be in that building not only was he invited by the team owner but also he is a native New Yorker he is a longtime Knicks fan if you go back that's true I've talked to him about the Knicks for 20 years

40:00Piers Morgan:He is a massive Knicks fan. I couldn't care less. I mean, Curtis... One of the most patriotic things you can do is boo Donald Trump. It's one of the most... And so when you're having people chant USA, these are patriots who care about their country, who are also... Sorry, we don't want convicted felons who commit fraud in the Oval Office. Sorry, we just don't like that. Let me bring Curtis in, because Curtis... Let me bring Curtis in, because your organisation, Guardian Angels, you've had volunteers patrolling the MSG, the garden, and there will be for the other guys to keep fans safe and so on.

40:29Piers Morgan:You're a Knicks fan. How do you feel about Trump being there? Was it, you know, obviously causes, always causes, a lot of chaos as the president goes, problems with traffic and all the rest of it. Was there a factor there where it slightly threw the momentum of the Knicks and their fan base and the team, which would be built to something very special? Come on. Stephen A. Smith was looking for clicks. That's all he was looking for. The president had a right to be there. But I'll tell you this. He was shocked when he got booed. That was not a normal Nick audience. Four tickets a thousand resale, two hundred and eighty five thousand dollars, seven thousand minimum.

41:10Those were millionaires. Those were the ultra rich. They were booing him. That's a harbinger of things to come because of this stupid war in Iran. He said 35 percent. You look at the inflation rate up to 4 percent today. Unemployment because of AI. He's not paying any attention to what's going on in America. Those boos are a harbinger of things to come from rich people. Those weren't blue collar working class or poor people. Those were his people. His people. Damn, Curtis. Damn, Curtis. I love it. I love it. Didn't expect that from you. That's actually a very interesting observation. Can I say this?

41:49He's got, Curtis has got a huge point here, right? I'm really glad he brought this up. The idea, the average cost of a ticket for the next game is, I think,$6 ,400. The people who are paying that are not your average blue-collar person that probably is struggling to pay, you know, a couple hundred bucks a ticket. So, really an interesting angle as to who was in that audience. These were not your normal, everyday New Yorkers. And even that, I probably would argue, are not predisposed to him. But just the last thing I'll say is I actually hope Trump goes to every Yankee game, too, as a Red Sox fan.

42:19So I'm just saying. Adam, what do you think of the sexual loser? You want him to go all the things you hate. Got it. All right. So I just think, look, I see the point that Sean is trying to make. Like, oh, the people booing him are like the rich and the elite and the people are with Trump. I don't know if the people are with Trump when you consider what his approval rating looks like and the fact that the latest economic report indicates that inflation has shot up to 4.2 % as a result of this disastrous and moronic war that we got dragged into. So I don't think that Trump is doing well with the people.

42:53I think that his coalition has now fractured as a result of the foreign policy decisions he's made that has impacted not just our economy, but the global economy. And there seems to be no end in sight.

43:03Piers Morgan:Yeah, I mean, Sean, I've got to ask you, I'll come to you, Harry, in a second, but I've got to ask you, I just don't understand this whole Iran thing at all. You campaign on being the guy who's not going to drag America into pointless, expensive Middle Eastern wars. You're going to focus on America first, getting the average American more money in their pocket, sorting out inflation, sorting out the cost of living. And in one fell swoop by attacking Iran, He's abandoned the campaign pledge not to get involved in messy Middle Eastern wars, but the biggest, messiest Middle Eastern war imaginable.

43:45Piers Morgan:He's sent energy prices through the roof. He's sent now inflation surging back. Food prices will be next because, you know, they're obviously part of his inflation report. But the fertilizer aspect of Australia's full moves cannot be ignored. where a lot of the world's fertiliser's been held up, and that will have a delayed impact on the food chain. None of this makes any sense to me, Sean. I don't know why he did it. Let me ask you this. In all seriousness, do you think that there would ever have been a political upside to going to Iran? No. Right. OK. I think that's... I want to just level set that.

44:27I agree with you. There was never going to be a political upside going to Iran. OK, but that's the point. is that when you're president, you have to do things that are in the best interest of the country. Iran presented America as a threat. They were developing a nuclear weapon. A threat to America? They've killed a service member on average every three days. You said a threat to America. Did Iran pose a threat to America? Hang on.

44:55Piers Morgan:Did Iran pose, before this war began, any direct threat to America? Absolutely. They killed an average of one service member every three days for the last three years, either directly or through an Iranian proxy. So if you don't think that that's a threat, I don't know what is. But when you start killing our service members on average, one every three days, that is something to be aware of. Harry is smirking because obviously he's never served this country. But I'm just telling you, that is a direct threat. And the president knew that there was not an upside. That's something that we can all agree on.

45:27He did it because it was the right thing to do. I don't think he did. I think he did it. I think he did it. The easy thing. I think he did it, Sean.

45:35Piers Morgan:I think he did it because Benjamin Netanyahu persuaded him that if he did it, if he did it, they would get regime change. OK. And it would be like Venezuela. It would all be over in two to three weeks. At any point, the easy answer is just to cut and run. If he really thought that then or now, even now, the easy answer is just say, OK, problem solved. We go back to straight opens. Oil starts flowing again. The president's doing what is in the best long-term interest of keeping this country safe. That's it. Full stop. Because he can easily end it. I don't know why Sean hasn't go signed up to serve.

46:07You should go over there, Sean. Go ahead and go serve. Go do that. Go serve in Iran right now. Get your head out of your ass, Harry. Sean, go serve in Iran. You keep talking about this is a great war. We've got to do it. I'd love to see you on the front lines out in Iran. Go be on one of the ships. That's great. You do that. Now, by the way, Sean, we don't have to be here. You know why we're here? Donald Trump put us in that position. He ripped up the JCPOA. Remember that? That Obama nuclear deal that had independent expectors going in and looking around? The thing that prevented them from getting a nuclear weapon?

46:34Iran started enriching their uranium after 2018, after we ripped up that deal, that whole thing. Yeah, we can go back to that. That'd be great. But Donald Trump put us in this position. Yeah. Hey, do you have access to the internet? I do, Sean. Why don't you read my bio, take a time out for a second before you say stupid things like that. Okay. I'm saying go back. I'm saying go back. Go read my bio before you make a stupid comment like that. Go back. Get your head out of your ass. Go back and serve. Go back and serve, Sean. You keep your own here talking. Oh, other Americans should serve. We should put these young men and women on the front lines.

47:09They should die. We already have 13 Americans dead, hundreds injured. You keep advocating from your wealthy home, wherever you live and say, hey, these people should go serve. People my age should go serve. Gen Z should go serve. But you're sitting here on Pierce Morgan talking about other people serving. Go serve again. Go, Go to Iran. Why aren't you signing up right now? Why aren't you in uniform? Why aren't you in uniform? Harry, Harry, you may have a problem with the English language. Sean, time out. Sean, time out. Why aren't you in uniform right now? I know you don't know how this works, but I'm in the reserves.

47:38Sean, answer the question. Why are you in uniform right now? Okay, go suggest yourself to go serve. Sean, go suggest to serve. I am in the military, you dumbass. Great, great. Call him up and say, I want to go to Iran. I just want to know that going to war against Iran actually makes us less safe. Sean, cry more. Cry more. You're one of these wealthy Republicans who sits in your wealthy home and you tell other people to go serve while you're sitting there making a bunch of money, advocating for Donald Trump, shilling for whatever you're shilling these days. Go serve. It's disgusting. It pisses me off that people like you, these wealthy Republicans, tell people my age to go serve.

48:18I don't know which. Sean, I don't know why you're not answering the question. Just go suggest for yourself. to go serve in Iran. You can do that. Okay, great, go. Hey, Harry, show them go. Harry, shut up. The way it works is you don't tell the military how to do that. Oh, keep crying. Keep crying. Keep crying, Sean. Why don't you, are you advocating for your other Republican commentators to go as well? Or are you just, what's the word there? Are you just telling other Americans, the sons and daughters of Americans to go serve? I would love to see more people serve the country. Luckily, more and more people are signing up under Donald Trump.

48:49Should all the Republican commentators who are advocating for this war do that as well? I think there's plenty of opportunity for people to serve the country. I've been in for 27 years. Should they go serve? Should they go serve, Sean? I'd love to see you come on in. Should they go? I'm not advocating for a foreign war right now. I'm not advocating for a foreign war right now, Sean. Should these Republican commentators who advocate for this war, should they go serve? Should they go? Oh, but it's a contradiction, Sean. Should these Republicans? No, I'm not sure. To be honest with you, Harry, Harry.

49:17Should they go serve? Hang on, hang on, hang on.

49:19Piers Morgan:Harry, I'm not entirely convinced that sending Mark Levin, for example, to fight the Iranians is going to help anybody. So I do think it's a bit of a facile argument, to be honest with you. There are Gen Z Republican commentators, peers, who are on social media all day, and I see them all day. They advocate for this war. They want other people to go serve while they're making a bunch of money. And I'm just curious why they aren't signing up. Why aren't they voluntarily go? I think the IDF should fight this war. This is Israel's war. The IDF should fight this war. If they want the nuclear dust, they should go in and get it.

49:50Piers Morgan:It may well be that sooner rather than later, it is the IDF that's only the one fighting this war, because I think Trump is going to... I actually do think if he's sensible, he will cut and run and get out of this, because it's clearly turning into a total disaster for him. And I don't think there's going to be any semblance of a real victory. I don't think you're going to see the Iranians give up their enriched uranium. I don't think you're going to see them give up control of Australia for Hormuz. I don't think the IRGC are going to give up their tight grip on the country. And I think the Ayatollah's son will turn out to be nastier and more radical than his father because half his family got killed at the start of the war.

50:29Piers Morgan:Why wouldn't he be? So I think the whole thing was an ill-fated escapade, which has just turned into an absolute quagmire of the worst kind that Donald Trump always said he didn't want to get involved with. That's just my view. Maybe we'll wake up next week and there's a big cosy deal and he'll have proven me wrong. I don't think so. Let's turn to the UFC at the White House. Charlie, you're our resident panel UFC expert. Is it a good idea, this? It's UFC Freedom 250. Obviously, as a Brit, I have mixed feelings about you celebrating this appalling day in your history. But is it a good idea to have the UFC on the lawn outside the White House?

51:11Piers Morgan:Some people think it trivialises the sport. It shouldn't be happening. What do you think? I think if you're a sports fan, this event should excite you, regardless of your political leanings. I think it's a one of a kind event. It will go down in history. And I highly doubt we're ever going to see anything like it ever again because of its grandioseness. I think it's super cool what we are showing off. You know, the UFC, this isn't just an ability to have your run of the mill fight night. I mean, this is really a representation of an incredible journey. I mean, you go back to the year 2000, 36 states would not allow the UFC and it was completely banned.

51:48It was Trump that eventually opened his doors to the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City for the first UFC sanctioned event. And it was from there the UFC started to gain a lot of momentum. And it was there that Dana White and Donald Trump's friendship began about 25 years ago. Now, going from those small venues to having such an ultra spectacular event taking place on the White House lawn. So really, I think this is a celebration, not just of our country. It's a celebration of one of the biggest sports promotions in the world for the fighters, for the fans. And I think that there's a lot of people out there who want to complain because people love to find reasons to complain.

52:25We all know this saying, oh, my goodness, taxpayers are going to be the ones footing this bill. We're going to be out more dollars. Our groceries are going up. Our gas is going to go up. No, it's not. The UFC is footing the entire 60 million dollar bill. not to mention the$700 ,000 restoration bill that will be required to restore the South Lawn after the event. So everybody calm down. No worries. It's going to be an amazing event, and I hope everybody watches. Curtis, do you agree with that? You know, I'm the fighter out of the six of us, I think. I've been in my fair share of street fights and in the rain.

53:00I've had a few fights, Curtis. I don't like it. Right. But I don't, or what, in gin mills, in bars? No, no. I've had a few rough and tumbles in the street. We can get you in the event, Curtis. The mean streets of East Sussex. But I will tell you this. As a fighter, I don't believe you should hit a man or a woman when they're down. But it is the president's choice. This is what I would prefer as a litmus test for America. Years ago, when the original Ayatollah supporters took over the embassy in Tehran, in the WWF, you had two characters, the Iron Sheik, who represented the Ayatollah, and Sergeant Slaughter, who represented America.

53:38And everybody was on the side of America. If you were to hypothetically put in a Bibi Netanyahu fighter with an Israeli flag and an Iranian leader, I don't know if the audience would be supporting Bibi or the Iranian fighter. That's how much things have changed.

53:56Piers Morgan:You know, Curtis, the fight I'd really like to see in the octagon at the weekend would be Harry and Sean. Oh, my God. I'll do it. I'll do it. I actually, I would fly down just for that. I was going to suggest Scott Bessent versus Bill Pulte, but that might even be, this could be even better. Sean, do you reckon you'd take Harry? I don't think that would even be a fair fight, to be honest with you. I think he'd probably come with a bunch of lawyers. Would you go for a quick win, or would you want to just torture him over a few rounds? No, that's a really bad section. Why are we talking about Sean Spicer as if he can fight?

54:33Why are we talking about him torturing him? He's the military guy.

54:35Piers Morgan:I'm not saying you look like a weed, Harry, but you're not the biggest of units, are you? Well, excuse me, Piers. Excuse me. Excuse me. Listen, if Sean ever wants to spar, if Sean is in New York City and he would like to spar, I will do it. And you know what, matter of fact, Sean, if you are here and you want to spar, we can donate a certain amount to charity. I'll donate to yours, you'll donate to mine, whoever wins. OK, you know what? I really want to screen that as an uncensored exclusive. All right? You two in the ring. I will do it, Piers. You have my word. Charlie can commentate and Anna can just come on for the laughs.

55:07Piers Morgan:Yeah. Anna, who do you think we win? Curtis won security. Anna, what are you doing? Anna, who do you think we win? Anna, you could be the octagon girl. If they actually fight, Anna, who's going to win, do you think? Sean or Harry? I think Curtis wins. Curtis, you're the coolest. I want to hang out with you next time I'm in New York. Would you do me the honour? Curtis will be doing security at the venue when I put on the fight. We've got to leave you there. Let me suggest what I think... What I think would be a great battle. The new Department of Homeland Security chief, former Senator Mullins, versus Curtis Sliwa.

55:41The two tough bad boys in the race. I like the idea of that. Nobody gets to tap out. I think we're actually building a nice little... He is a tough guy.

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