Ben Shapiro and Piers Morgan Revisit Their Viral Gun Control Debate

In this clip, Piers Morgan and I revisit our viral debate over the issue of gun control. I greatly appreciate Piers' willingness to accept my invitation to join the Sunday Special—especially given our well-documented policy disagreements. Piers was "cancelled" by the woke mob just a few weeks ago for absolutely no reason; it's extremely important that conservatives stand up against cancel culture in all of its manifestations. At this point, anyone to the right of AOC is being castigated out of society as deplorable and irredeemable, and things are only going to get worse from here. If you enjoyed our conversation, click the link below to watch the full episode!

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[Loffeleif]

Piers and Ben SETTLE their differences with MUTUAL RESPECT

[arnoldlayne]

I'd like to take a second to appreciate that as much as Ben likes to talk, he also listens without interrupting.

[johnathanmumm]

Ben made a career for himself on the Piers Morgan show absolutely destroying the man and now he’s giving him a platform when nobody else will. Crazy how life goes sometimes.

[VinOnline]

I am amazed that they revisited this. I thought Piers and Ben would hate each other for the rest of time, but it's great to see that they're mature enough to do this.

[Everson]

I like how civil Piers and Ben are towards each other. You can disagree but still be civil.

[stevenrichardma]

Shapiro became famous on Piers Morgans show and now that Morgan is getting “cancelled”, Ben is reaching out to give him a platform. Thats actually really awesome.

[kevinknight]

This is how a true debate should be. Conversation without screaming and actually listening to the other person with no interruptions. Brilliantly done ✅

[iaingreig]

I wish Piers was like this when he was on CNN, more people might have listened.

[tracyintexas]

Not a fan of Piers but major respect for him coming on the show considering their history 👏

[JohnSmith-kfmv]

What I like is we have two people, calming having a discussion, each listening to the other, each giving the other the room to put their case.
No shouting, no butting in, no attacking verbally.
Big thumbs up.

[steveniemyer]

Love these kind of debates; no screaming or hollering, no cutting off the guest for a commercial every time a point is made, no pandering to the camera/audience. Well done by both sides, bravo!

[briandunlap]

"It should be as small as possible, " and also "government should control everything you own."

These things don't work together

[BaltimoreAndOhioRR]

This is really impressive. I have a lot more respect for Peirs than I used to. If only all Democrats (or even 1 or 2 more) could actually sit down and have a discussion like this and explain their side, while also listening to the other side. It gives me a slight amount of hope. Thanks to both Peirs and Ben. Good job. 👍

[LordOfTheRings]

I think Piers realized that having a conversation about differing opinions is more necessary than ever now. I love that he stood up for himself about Markle. You guys have no idea how much this means to me. It gives me hope for the future

[paj-bnpe]

This is the calmest I've seen Piers Morgan ever talk. Leaving Good Morning Britain seems to have worked wonders for him. Great video Ben.

[jerrydank]

Piers is actually a respectable guy, he just needs to be away from a group of idiots to see that.

[jasonreyes]

This was refreshing to watch. They both disagreed, but they treated each other with respect and dignity. Massive difference from those years ago. Would love to see more of this.

[keiko]

This is how REAL men resolve their issues

[newyd]

There needs to be more conversations like this. Two people with differing opinions not interrupting each other and speaking openly. Just a straight forward courteous conversation, it just doesn't happen anymore.

[twentysixspaces]

Woah, an actual CONVERSATION happened here! Props to both of you for sharing both sides in a way that forced me to consider the morality of the issue without feeling like I have to take someone’s side.