This week on the channel +5.2M views this week

Zelensky visits Piers Morgan's London studio amid a packed week

Thirteen uploads span Ukraine, American election forecasts and a Daniel Dubois-Fabio Wardley studio encounter.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

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Which conversation drew the biggest audience from Piers Morgan Uncensored's new releases? The in-person interview with Volodymyr Zelensky, which passed a million views as the Ukrainian president discussed American support, energy attacks and the terms of a possible peace.

The London studio interview moves from Zelensky's sense of betrayal over Trump's energy policy to his message for Elon Musk about Starlink restrictions. Morgan also asks about territorial concessions and whether Zelensky plans to resign. A panel discussion follows, making this more than a standalone presidential interview.

It was a crowded upload week, with geopolitical discussions sharing space with American midterm predictions and boxing. The election episode brings Brian Kilmeade into the studio before a panel including Nancy Mace, Professor Jiang and Joe Walsh considers prediction markets alongside traditional forecasting. It includes a paid life-insurance segment.

The presidential interview has the largest total among the week's releases, but the strongest daily momentum belongs to Morgan's discussion with Andre Williams, Marc Lamont-Hill and Brandon Tatum about racism, reparations and Williams' pro-slavery comments. The midterm episode and the Daniel Dubois-Fabio Wardley interview follow it in current daily views.

Across the channel, daily viewing is nearly twice its usual level, while subscribers increased by about 10,000 over the week. Nearby in the political-commentary landscape, Megyn Kelly and Tucker Carlson are also drawing above their usual daily audiences.

The boxing interview offers a distinctly different register: alongside preparations for their rematch, Wardley discusses his beginnings in white-collar boxing and recruitment work, while Dubois talks about art and playing the harp. Even on a schedule dominated by international politics, Morgan found room for that unexpected musical detail.

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