Hundreds every day ? As in 40000 per year? Do you actually believe what you are saying ? I hope not cuz it's only gonna speak of how you are naive, and lacking for critical judgement to believe anything you hear without a closer look.
@@aw6098 True the Ronaldo interview was a fanboy interview. No critical questions nothing. Piers is playing all side just to make himself look good, dont fall into his trap.
This guy speaks the truth. I’m English. What this man says on most things are true. Even if you don’t see eye to eye but we find a way of coexisting. It’s there country, their culture. You go to Qatar you respect their laws and same if they come to England.
"O People of the Book! come to common terms as between us and you: That we worship none but Allah; that we associate no partners with him; that we erect not, from among ourselves, Lords and patrons other than Allah." If then they turn back, say ye: "Bear witness that we (at least) are Muslims (bowing to Allah's Will) Quran 2-64 People of the book : the followers of earlier revelation ( Jews and Christians)
@@flyingaviator8158 You can't have it both ways. Either respect their culture and let them live or conqueror them and force your own culture onto them. I'm good with either option.
when he said lgbt is okay in qatar i googled immediately and qatar is under sharia islamic law! which legally against lgbt people. which you could see already in youtube videos, in brunei under the law lgbt people could faced death penalty. in indonesia you got caned punishment watched by public... so I will never buy the utopian world this man is claiming it to be.... perhaps he meant its okay to hold hand for same sex, but just receive the punishment later on hahahahha this is the example of sharia law adaptaion in indonesia ruclips.net/video/PuzXdbirgf8/видео.html on top of that shady answers about migrant deaths too... you could feel it
This man is far from respectful. He would not interrupt the interviewee if it fits with his idea but if it doesnt he wouldn’t even let them speak a word without interrupting.
I lived in the Middle East for 9 years. Dubai and Saudi, My youngest son was born in Riyadh. They are great people, you cannot judge the gulf states when you have never been there! The success of the development of the gulf states is not a mistake, it has happened because of the intelligence and the vision of the people there. I am an Irish man that was so happy the gulf accepted me in when I had just lost everything during the financial crisis.
Hi Liam, I echo your sentiments. I am an Englishman; have travelled all of the Middle East extensively in the past 19 years, 8 of them having lived in Dubai, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan. I am certain that if people visited the ME region, spent time on the ground and were open enough to understand the culture, they will find themselves questioning the beliefs/views they held previously. I hope the World Cup in Qatar can do that for a lot of people, despite all the negative media it seems to have received. All the best to you and family.
If you have been in Dubai, you would know the success comes from the people that come from foreign countries to work there. I know, because I live here.
@@kriztoppa lol you are an example of how some people just can't get out of the mental barrier created by the western media. Travel. It's fatal to Prejudice.
@hayden threlfall then I suggest you look at his interview with Andrew Tate and how badly he was trashed by people for his behavior and treatment so your comment of "will say anything to please people" is misleading. And btw if that were his objective then would he not continue the narrative of how bad the Qatar is because that is where the money is there to be made as oppose to the narrative he is leading with now in this interview.
If you take a moment to actually watch Piers, he has no opinion on anything. He just says whatever is needed for his narrative. Well done for keeping this moron relevant.
I have been to Qatar, extremely surprised, it’s an absolutely a beautiful place, the people were friendly and as a American visiting felt completely safe.
" I don't think people who live in a country whose kids don't know if they are boys or girls, have grandparents in care homes, spend more time with a dog then their own mothers should ever speak about somebody else's culture" - A QATARI NATIONAL
@EXACT FACTS Qatar is a very wealthy nation and does not need world aid, fool. Qatar is actually a phianthropic nation to African nations. Learn your facts!
I don't know man, I also come from a culture where family generations should be connected and take care of the elders, but at the same time there are so many unhealthy things going on. Old people are sometimes stresful
The corrupt media won't stop. It is better to pass to the offensive. The west has so many shit that it is so easy to call of them. For example the immigrants that died in the USA. But Qatar and those countries are too passive.
He was always like this way before anyone knew who andrew tate was, he only interrupt when they are dodging the question which what he did. Y'all need to get off your andrew tate high horses and come back to reality
@@realgoogleuser Your severely deluded if you dont think piers was unnecessarily interrupting him, he interupted him with almost every convo, even when he wasnt dodging questions. You need to get off piers cock. And andrew never dodged questions, he just didnt want to say something that could be misconstrued by the media. Its called being smart, something you have no clue about. Piers was putting words in his mouth.
Glad to see Piers taking on the criticism of his past interview style and changing the format. This way the individual getting interviewed actually gets to answer the questions. Great Interview!
The problem is he only dose this when it suites him and his agenders look what he did with tate and others it's not that he's taking notes from what audience has said, he's been like this because one he's in quatar and two he's in their pockets
@@mahfuzurchowdhury2765 I'm not saying tate is, I was using him as he was recent also because peirs new attacking him makes him look good to certain ppl that fit with his own agenda
@@jordongriffiths6025 : To be fair, we should give credit where it is due. Both Tate and Piers have grown from a negative to a positive role. I would call that work in progress. Respect to both for working towards it.
Piers after 30 years in the industry has seemed to have learned how to conduct excellent interviews. Doesn't hesitate to ask anything, doesn't interrupt, doesn't show bias... Nice.
@@Bubblesofbliss1904you do realise that the person doing the interviewing has to challenge the guest and play devils advocate, not a interview if the interviewer just nods and agrees.
you people are so naive and dumb xD you see a well English speaking arab and suddenly you believe in every word he says xD I lived in UAE for 7 years and traveled to Nepal a lot of times. I met a lot of Nepalese people and trust me, there are thousands of missing... . Arabs are just different breed....
@@damedusa5107 there's no point in trying to say anything, it's probably the world's grumpiest kid. either they are muslims, or they are one of those who think football means everything. Regardless, we are talking about simple people
"Between 4 and 5 hundred people were killed". Wow. Imagine having to guess to the nearest hundred people!!!. In civilised countries every single death on a building site is recorded by the national health and safety authority and thoroughly investigated and prosecutions made where appropriate. The statistics are maintained and used to inform revised legislation if appropriate. For this man, as Quatar World Cup chief, to have to guess to the nearest hundreds of people killed on his construction sites, that is unbelievable and honestly convinces me more than the original 6000 number, that they dont care one bit for the lives of those dead migrant slaves.
@@kd2239 he knew the exact number of his deaths. 3 work related and 37 non work related deaths in building the stadium, media center, etc. The 4 or 5 hundreds is the total amount of deaths that includes building bridges, port, the metro, the airport, hotels, which is much broader than his responsibility. Maybe u should ask that from the minister of labor or the emir of qatar.
This interview is a slap on the face of Western nations who lecture about moral values ignoring their own double standards and keep on criticising Qatar who did put an enormous efforts to stage a world class football... love from India
indeed, we should just accept that quatar is ~30 years behind the west so we should cut them some slack! In thirty years they will start respecting other religions, culture, human rights.
@@Su0ived 30 years behind, as in what is it that they’re behind in exactly? Double standards, churches accepting same sex marriage? Even though the Bible explicitly forbids! You have to have a firm belief of something being wrong, when the higher power says it is wrong. And unfortunately, the west today doesn’t have a clear picture of what’s morally acceptable and what’s not. If that’s being ahead 30 or so years! I’d rather hang back and let them stay ahead. But as the Quran states in Chapter 109; [ Say, “O disbelievers, I do not worship what you worship. Nor are you worshippers of what I worship. Nor will I be a worshipper of what you worship. Nor will you be worshippers of what I worship. For you is your religion(beliefs) and for me is mine(beliefs)”]
@@Su0ived ha ha Qatar respects everything you mentioned above but don't expect them to wake up in 30 years time and be confused about their gender and sexuality, Identify themselves as the opposite sex or an object and decide to change their name from Daniel to Danielle, Alan to Ellen, a plant or an animal or add the gender confused boxes in every form and applications! The west can keep the Gold medal in that regard and continue being the pioneers of virtue signalling!
@@Su0ived I’d much rather live in a country that’s “Stuck in the past”, than a degenerate society which has a hundreds times more issues, struggles to define what a woman is, abandon their elders, changes their laws and morals every year and is WAAAY unsafe than countries “living in the past”… Don’t come to us moaning and crying in the next 20 years after you bigots legalise beastiality in the future and start calling us “anti beastiality” or “beastiality rights” because your morals and laws don’t match ours. Pathetic.
He is still a very dumb personality tho (Getting angry at the people he interviews and has no skill in interviewing, never understands the people he interviews, always puts his own personal bias opinion in all his interviews etc)
More than 16000 migrant workers have died in Qatar in last 10 years. From my country alone Nepal, more than 7000 deaths. You guys are fucking kidding me? I personally know more than 15 families whose children have died in their early 20S in Qatar. Shame on you Piers Morgan. And I know so many people who are still working for $250 a month, a fucking month. If you call in sick 1 day, your next two days are unpaid. It's literally a modern day slavery.
@@sharoona This is why Piers Morgan is dangerous. He is known in Britain for his ability to speak well. But he is also known for his outspokeness and Bias-ness on subjects that are controversial, where he typically plays a contrarian position, rather than a Devils Advocate role. I will admit, I like his opinion here in this vid. But be careful about Piers, do not let him fool you.
@Jacob Mulry people just need to let the hate boner for piers go. He's always been articulate, challenges nonsense even if it makes him unpopular, and is a great interviewer
He's comparing LGBTQ attitudes in Qatar now to in England in 1966. He doesn't challenge the "400" number at all. And he backs off the "OK to be gay in the street" topic really fast. The only fact he "spat" is that the UK backed an illegal invasion... then says he was a newspaper editor who could lead a campagn against government policy.
@@nicholascoldicott9569 it's not really complicated; 1) The Qatari explained that "any public display of affection" is not in line with social norms and culture irrespective of whether it was heterosexual or homosexual (i.e. what people do behind closed doors is their business and not the government's concern). Seems like it answers the 'gays on the street' question quite well. 2) Piers made a very good argument in the beginning about migrants; All of these workers are given substantially better lives and money to support their families back home. I've lived in Dubai, most of the labour workers quite literally come from slums with a horrible life expectancy and no capability to support their wives or children. Yes the deaths are unfortunate but the alternative is to let the labourers and their families literally die from poverty back home. Qatar simply cannot afford to hire the same number of migrants and yet give them all comfortable lives. They can either hire 'less workers' and up the pay scale at the expense of bringing over less migrants (and thereby helping less people and dooming the rest to a fate worse than death) or help as many as they can with a better livelihood. Everything is relative, hence for the west to criticise Qatar is hypocritical considering practically no Western country cares or helps these poor workers.
@@samwats7892 I guess I interpreted the fella’s reply differently. He seemed to squirm at the question. I’ve no idea what it’s like there, but Human Rights Watch paints a very different picture. And I agree with the hypocrisy argument, but I don’t think flagging hypocrisy means both parties should be given a free pass.
@@chaosdemon1870 I think the point is that 400 is the number given by the state. The Qatari govt decided which of the stadium workers died at work. An awful lot died of natural causes.
Belize central america I'm from and i agree totally !! Until the colour of a man's skin is no longer significant than the colour of his eye's well everywhere there's WAR = His Imperial Majesty Haile Selasie of Ethiopia towards the league of Nations now called the U.N.!! Prayers for the entire world to unite
They can clearly say "This part of Islamic World" but if we say "Christian World" then they will oppose it and say Islam means "Peace" and they are very friendly and religious people..............................all bull shit.
@@Siwahib bruv I agree the west is technologically advanced. We all other countries should learn from the west in the terms of science and technology but not in the terms of morality. The thing is, the people of other countries namely middle eastern and muslim countries are confusing technological advancement with moral advancement. They think that by being "inclusive" and morally advanced, they'll be able to reach the technological level of the west which is simply not true. As carl jung also said "the west are technological giants but moral dwarves".
One of the best interviews I've ever seen. And just at the right time. At a time when the western media is going crazy with its sanctimony, self righteousness, virtue signalling and hypocrisy. Well done Piers!
What hypocrisy? Haven't you being paying attention to what's going in the west for the past 5-7 years? There's been a cultural civil war between right and left arguing about BLM, LGBTQ rights, woman rights, workers rights, migrants rights. These discussions are happening home and abroad.
@@run2cat4run please stop trusting the west and even if its true, the report is non-Qataris, it didn't say workers that's just the total deaths of everyone whether they are engineers or house husbands and wifes. You do know the west have higher crime rates, higher mess shootings, higher in every aspect of crime, when was the last time qatar had a person die from a gun or sucide.
"Between 4 and 5 hundred people were killed". Wow. Imagine having to guess to the nearest hundred people!!!. In civilised countries every single death on a building site is recorded by the national health and safety authority and thoroughly investigated and prosecutions made where appropriate. The statistics are maintained and used to inform revised legislation if appropriate. For this man, as Quatar World Cup chief, to have to guess to the nearest hundreds of people killed on his construction sites, that is unbelievable and honestly convinces me more than the original 6000 number, that they dont care one bit for the lives of those dead migrant slaves.
Hats off Piers for speaking up about the double morals from corrupt western world! I’m a westerner myself and lived and worked in Middle East for a while. My very good friends and colleagues were gays, lived together, partied and worked. NEVER once had an issue by anyone! I’m so proud of Qatar for achieving this milestone for entire region. God bless you all wonderful people!! Well done and I share your happiness ❤
"Between 4 and 5 hundred people were killed". Wow. Imagine having to guess to the nearest hundred people!!!. In civilised countries every single death on a building site is recorded by the national health and safety authority and thoroughly investigated and prosecutions made where appropriate. The statistics are maintained and used to inform revised legislation if appropriate. For this man, as Quatar World Cup chief, to have to guess to the nearest hundreds of people killed on his construction sites, that is unbelievable and honestly convinces me more than the original 6000 number, that they dont care one bit for the lives of those dead migrant slaves.
@mhhsamami thank you for your reflection on my comment. I merely stated that during my time in Qatar particularly, gay people were not discriminated against. Neither by authorities nor by common citizens. All I have ever witnessed was kindness and patience in dealing with judgmental people. And let me tell you, I sure was prejudiced and judgmental before I started to live and work there. Thanks God for opening my eyes and my mind. I despise with every core of my being and injustice toward those different than us. Therefore, I’ll continue to defend Qatar in this case, as they are being mercilessly attacked and slandered by pure Evil forces.
@@Jostra_FAME it’s so sad how you worship Andrew Tate calling him top G. I agree with lots of his opinions but it’s just pathetic to worship him like a god.
@Michael B1. You use laughing emojis 2. Just because somebody calls themselves god doesn’t mean they are god, it’s scary how I have to explain this to you.
How I wish African leaders could have balls to be like people of Qatar..... Standing their ground on their beliefs 🇶🇦🔥 we love you here in South Africa
@@run2cat4run you continue to talk about this but my question is source? the west media? and isnt every other country have way worse issues and you only choose qatar, Name me a country that has the resources to host a world cup and ill tell you how its worse than qatar.
@@CatharticSense just because you dont agree with something doesnt mean it has botted likes, i personally hate piers and wont watch anything he does but i did find this interview atleast to be pretty professional and unbiased on both parts. Idk what ur problem is
@@SSJ4Bardock I guess his problem matches mine - Morgan is just another British bully that represents bully nation and bully government. One that barks on anyone and bites anyone, not to tell the truth, but to gain something. Only British and British alike people can see him as neutral, for everyone else, he is an establishment's d.g.
@@CatharticSense we don't need your LGBTQ shit we don't need your lectures on anything we know what is best for us if you like it keep it your self in your country no need to talk about us We don't like alot of things you have ever heard us saying things about you and you are literally piece's of shit when it comes to lecturing others Fuked every single country stole from them and then lecture them on wars and and Peace
More than 500 people died at work in UK from 2016 to 2020 Almost 1000 in Italy for the same period Followed by France Germany and Spain with similar numbers If you wanna dig, dig everywhere
And that’s just dead at work not dead from work related causes which must be a higher figure. Ive dug at this and found that the Qatari death rate is lower than the US. Even if the numbers are underestimated, Qatar won’t be that far from US labor standards, esp given that its an unbelievably hot country and most of the work is construction which has a high fatality rate by design. Not to say there isn’t issues now or in the past there, but ppl just need to calm the f down and look into things before yapping.
Respect to Mr Hassan Al-Thawadi, he answered every question honestly and clearly. I can't say much about our leaders here in Canada. I think Qatar has done an awesome job with this world cup. Think about how our countries and our people would react if we hosted the world cup and our values were under scrutiny. Qatar has shown their maturity in the way they've responded to all the criticisms. If you think your country is better than everyone else's just go and read the history books. Nobody's innocent. Nobody's perfect. The important thing is dialog and positive change, the truth and the best ideas are always somewhere in the middle of two extremes.
@@o.gcable8267 Didn’t see dodgy answers here. His estimations say differently n he admitted blame for 400 deaths n that no death should happen because of such circumstances.
go look up how the country of qatar is ran... they are a country with infinite riches and a tiny population, so they bring in foreign workers to do all their dirty work and house them in little sections outside their cities next to sewage dumps, as a result of terrible conditions they die. what are you standing for?
Great honest interview. I am currently in Qatar and I'm greatly impressed by the job Qatar done for this world cup. The atmosphere here is fantastic. People are enjoying, celebrating, sharing their cultures and their passion to football. It is safe and friendly. I was walking by Souq Waqif yesterday - crazy crowds of people from around the world - and no one even pushed me once! Never been in the crowd and felt so safe!
@@user-zz5og2lf7p if you know how to invest your "unlimited" money - that means you are talanted. In my native country government only knows how to steal from their people.
The world does not understand and does not want to understand Muslims and Arabs love peace and have wonderful traditions, customs and morals preserved from ancient times. If Qatar's laws were in a European country or America, the media would not talk about them
This was a fantastic interview, low-key more brave and transparent than the Ronaldo one. To say this about Piers Morgan is insane and massive credit where it’s due he’s improved on his interview technique here. No sudden interruptions, finally Qatar gets a chance to answer the questions they’ve been pressurised for without people running away when they give their answer 👏
He doesn't interrupt when the format is an actual interview to gather information. If this was a debate about misogyny or tramsgenderism then his approach would change too
I`m a woman from Poland and I believe that other nationalities should be respected, especially when they host such a big event like this. This isn`t the time for political correctness, fighting with arguments and domination of one's own views over other people. Qatar has been drawn and the most important thing is that everyone who decides to go there must be safe. Since it`s a Muslim country, you have to be aware that there are different rules than in Great Britain. For me it`s easier to understand, because in my country the right of an individual can`t exceed the right of society, faith, culture. It is true that Poland is a Catholic country (churches are almost everywhere), but I understand the idea of not showing intimacy in public places, provoking others isn`t a good idea. We Poles are always serious, everyone is busy with their own thoughts and problems, holding hands isn`t eye-catching, but the rest of feelings you can show your other half are distasteful, inappropriate. What you do in the privacy of your own homes is your business. Society must abide by certain rules... and violating them can result (at its mildest) in a sharp exchange with someone who will be disturbed by the misbehavior. Freedom can`t be without limits... people need to know what they can and can`t do. Let's start the discussion with what unites us and then we can try to talk about what divides us and why. Let's respect each other, let's get to know each other, let's use this time for something positive.
So you're from Poland but instantly anchor the point around Great Britain? I think we can shine a light on all of the fucked up things happening. I am sorry but everyone should be allowed to enjoy football irrespective of who they are, thats literally the point. It isnt about showing emotion. Regardless it isnt just GB reacting badly to this I hope you atleast try to keep up with football news, Denmark is already considering leaving FIFA. So you cant centre this around the UK as so many tend to do.
As someone originally from a region exhausted by Western moral and cultural judgement, I thank you for platforming this perspective. Totally agree that Qatar, like many countries around the world (including Western ones) have many areas of improvement when it comes to ensuring liveable quality of life for all, but it was important to hear a different perspective like this. I hope to visit Qatar one day!
The media in the West is brainwashing the Western peoples and promoting the distortion of Qatar, because they know that the Western peoples will influence the Arab culture.
Every time the Qataris have been questioned in interviews their responses have been really good. Sometimes the interviewers try to catch them out, but they give really good answers. The fans are loving it in Qatar the hospitality has been so good, the western media just keeps focusing on the negatives. Just respect the culture and law of the country you’re in, just as you would expect them to if they were in your country
@@anotherhappylanding4746 hospitality is shit ? i'd love to see your hospitality 🤦🏻♂️ middle east are known for its hospitality even if it's a poor country like lebanon or iraq go there and see the hospitality
“Ehm in 1966 we had it illegal to be gay” - bitch this ain’t fucking 1966. “3 deaths”, we litterally have been following it for a decade with microphones and cameras, we seen the conditions, was that just cgi? This 20 year old has no shame. Shame to people defending this, shame to those who justify it by pointing fingers at someone else for something they did long ago. Shame on you for your ignorance!
@@senecathefuka441 I don't think you know the difference between being critical and biased, he DID ask him critical questions, he just wasn't biased (Although I'm not shocked that you can't tell the difference, with all the poison the western media feed you on daily basis)
@@ChromeMan04 theres quite a few though, the british during their colonial era, the soviets in the 70s and obviously america after that, not to mention neighbours and foreign aided insurgents and political agitators like the mujahideen... Mr chrome (im assuming 18yrs old) you need to brush up on your history. So i ask why does this need to be brought up?
That my friends, is how two people from different cultures talk about difficult issues with respect for,each other. Both informed, both willing to listen to the other perspective and not give in to the voices that would try to silence the good being done as a result of Qatar hosting this WC.
Living in Qatar as an expat for 8 years so far. This is a very safe country, very welcoming to families, free medical care if you are a resident or lower payment for private clinics as compared to my home country. Extremely low gas prices, extremely low public transportation costs, no taxes on salary, there are areas where you can find very affordable accommodation, places where it is extremely cheap to eat, and places of worship for Christians. The Christian community here is large. Qatar is very respectful and very open to expats like us. My family has lived here for many years now, and many other families when they go back home to our country, they wanted to come back. Of course, if you would do something illegal, that is where the law would be very strict. God bless Qatar.
I've visited Qatar a number of times while living in the ME, I saw it grow and each time I was there I could see a lot of the positive points you wrote about. I certainly would like to spend a few years there. Congratulations to Qatar!
It was only worker issue in Qatar !! What about next world cup holding in America where people life isn’t even safe at school!!!!! Why media isn’t talking about it
@@conorduignan7855 right lets bring them from the dead by complaining about them and lets get qatar to the court even tho they died in normal work accidents in a period of 12 years... ppl die everyday even we are seeing it here israel killing our palestinian brothers and illegally ethnic cleansing them but we can't do anything about it because its backed by the usa.. i dare you to say anything about that but you won't because ur a hypocrite that's the western principle.
If the laws of Qatar were implemented by European countries or America, the media would not talk about them for a simple reason. They are not Muslims. For example, Palestine and Ukraine. They support Ukraine and ignore Palestine. Ozil and Germany
I was in Qatar for a week watching the World Cup. Hats off to the Qataris for putting on a great show. Don’t believe anything that’s being shown in the western media. Qatar was fairly liberal and very less restrictions.
More like take a payment to blindly defend your country. I'm not saying some of the talk isn't over the top but let's be real. Seems like he probably got a few million and got to see some football. Also 400 or whatever workers is a ridiculously high amount. Qatar has a lot of money and yet they've sacrificed hundreds of lives in exchange for cutting corners/saving money at the WC, which is unacceptable. If you couldn't afford to pay for proper workers to work and proper safety measures, just don't host the WC, let someone else do it.
Football as with any other global event is corrupt; HOWEVER whenever the WEST losses a bid they go on a massive media narrative attack. It is obvious that in order to maintain a global order, they need to position themselves as the moral authority of the planet. Furthermore, it goes without saying that this position is beyond hypocritical. Keep politics aside and enjoy the foundation of the tourney, the actual football.
@@kiriakoz that is an obviously an uninformed comment. I don't blame you, but our ignorant western media for making you believe what you are saying. Visit the country and the Middle East and see it for yourself is my answer to you.
Pierce can be difficult. This episode was informative, respectful and heart felt. Although we have differences we can and need to discuss our respective point of views. We shouldn't point fingers. We all have our own issues. Loved this convo immensely. Fútbol has been known to stop wars. Fútbol brings people together. Well done gents. Do better. Everyone.. God speed 🙏🏼stay positive 😊.
@Based Upper Class Homosexual I was stationed in the middle east. I think each nations different. Where I was stationed the young men and older men seemed super homosexual. Greeting each other with nose rubs, holding hands inter locking fingers, it seemed kinda strange because everyone was doing it. To be with a women was for business, to be with a man was pleasure. Although I'm straight, I don't care. I fought for everyone's rights. I to believe he wasn't telling the truth. But I'm not sure what that part of the world is like.
"Between 4 and 5 hundred people were killed". Wow. Imagine having to guess to the nearest hundred people!!!. In civilised countries every single death on a building site is recorded by the national health and safety authority and thoroughly investigated and prosecutions made where appropriate. The statistics are maintained and used to inform revised legislation if appropriate. For this man, as Quatar World Cup chief, to have to guess to the nearest hundreds of people killed on his construction sites, that is unbelievable and honestly convinces me more than the original 6000 number, that they dont care one bit for the lives of those dead migrant slaves.
@@kd2239 for sure! I didn't like hearing that either. It was too passive. Have you seen the living conditions of the workers. Modern day slavery. People literally can fly some where for work, have their passports taken and then forced to work. You think they're documenting their health, HR complaints and police brutality etc etc.
Love this! This man is everything that right..honesty, integrity. His ability to answer a direct question with a direct answer. Every British politician, take note, this is what integrity looks like.
damn I liked this interview. Piers is working as a way for people to understand and see the other side of the argument instead of the one sided bs other channels give. Big up Piers Moragan.
@@therealone714 They definitely do, I'd say their only serious contender is Brazil, they have a pretty good chance against all other teams, Germany has been playing very poorly, so has Argentina, and France has many key players injured, this is the best chance the English will get
Brilliantly done interview by Piers and Hassan. Respectful to each other. Willing to listen and learn from one another. This is how journalism and life should be. Contructive criticism, learning from it and implementing laws and legislation to improve people's welfare. Very very impressed by how Qatar has hosted the world cup. I just wish the mainstream western media would show the beautiful things happening in Qatar now, rather than push the one exhaustive negative rhetoric.
Your from Qatar obviously.. Beauty?? Are you talking about the beatiful very expensive containers without a toilet being sold to fans just for profit?? Qatar is a third world country and will remain as such for history to come.
@@emgaf33 where have you gotten that information from? Ur bum? . When you try to speak about something you should actually know what ur talking about and not just make up stuff
really important to know that * *they lied on purpose* * bcoz they don't respect their audience they wanted to ride their backs and use them as a weapon
Ofcource its selective critisism propoganda no doubt, they didnt even mention the problems in russia or china throughout the tournaments but this WC started with the western media bashing qatar, we gotta be aware of how our media brainwashes us
I don’t remember crossrail companies importing 90% of their countries population from neighbouring countries, and having said people become their slaves due to dodgy laws
@@OprahsMingey thse population from neighbouring countries are going their by their own choice because the country they are coming from are worse, its difficult to understand this for someone who lives in a posh country whose ancestors stole the wealth of these poor countries, its a vicious cycle
@@anniesok868He is proud of him. Because he speaks truthfully and is not like some hypocrites If you are talking about the dead workers in building stadiums (3), take a step back and talk a little about dead in the preparations for the World Cup, Brazil and so many copies of the World Cup. There must be some honesty and sincerity to talk on a common basis. Anyone can play this vile game. Look this, look that No one is an angel who does not make mistakes. It is better that we do not search for mistakes and judge people. God does not have a chosen people Look at your country and yourselves with a little bit of criticism that you see in others.
@@snipa2116 I don’t want anyone to think like me . What I’m saying is collectivism as a philosophy is inferior than individualism . I escaped cultures like that bro will never live in a non-capitalist country
@@kareemmobarek3897 ive see multiple videos on how the migrant workers get forced into staying as they gain debt. i know exactly whats going on. stay salty
First time I listened to a whole interview by you, well done, you got the information out and you didn't offend the guy who decided to share a chunk of his life with you.
Piers seem really comfortable in this interview, so enjoyable to watch, he didn't interrupt & was focused throughout...keep up the good work Piers!!! Love from United Kingdom xx
We're legit witnessing a Piers Morgan redemption arc. Man speaks exactly whats on his mind and is not afraid to back down, he invited andrew tate twice even though he is a highly controversial individual, he interviewed cristiano ronaldo, and he is starting to bring corrupt topics to light. Hats off Piers, Keep it up.
Lol he is the corrupt one. He is ltierally giving this government operative free reigns to spread propaganda with no push back. Migrant deaths actually total 6500 at minumum. Most of whom were enslaved by the Qatar regime.
Even though the chief organizer is a professional interviewee at this point having had to have answered to Qatar’s controversies over the last few years, I still admire his measured, calm responses. You can tell that being in charge of a such a huge tournament can change you as a person.
honestly great interview, asking the right questions and giving the guest the time to answer without cuting him and kpt it respectful hats off to you piers
I just LOVE when a man in traditional clothes like this has amazing English, vocabulary wise, pronunciation wise, grammar wise. It’s just fascinating. I hope he can be happy in life and not regret learning western culture.
@@joelc9439 These technologies, and cars also have been built and developed by non-western countries, please don't claim everything to west. It's unethical, even food.... come on.
@@joelc9439 lol music , cars and food isn't a western thing you guys really think that we live in the prehistoric times !!! Btw you should learn how the muslim world contributed in science especially math , médecine and astronomy , i hate how ignorent people can be and act like they are superior than others.
I have lived in Qatar for about 5 years, I met my wife in Qatar, we held hands and hugged sometimes even in shopping malls, no problem at all. Qatar is much more tolerant than you hear and read. Worker conditions are definitely a concern, I have seen they way some workers live in an area called ‘industrial area’, it looked from a different planet, so dire !
@@brandencurtin4210 i knew some gay people in my class. And everyone was dating each other publcially too. Its fine you can be gay. But like dont do PDA that's when it becomes an issue
@@brandencurtin4210 Its safe to be GAY. Its not safe to be a gay advocate. Don't make out in the streets and wave around rainbow flags and literally not one person will care.
this interview just raised the bar in term of debate and civil discourse, My ever lasting love to Qatar and its people and my respect for Pierse for conducting such a masterful interview
I have to say, I've never been a fan of Piers but his impartial and informative coverage of this particular topic has been brilliant and simply refreshing. Western media outlets, particularly in the UK have been absolutely disgraceful and tactless in what seems like outright smearing of this special event. We all know they don't give a donkey's ass about human rights or migrant workers and one can only speculate as to what the underlying agendas could be but it doesn't take a genius to connect the dots. Hats off to Qatar too, they've done an amazing job on ALL levels for this world cup. They really seized the opportunity to not only showcase Islamic and Arab culture for what it truly is, but the infrastructure and organisation from day 1 has been at the highest level, they've really set the bar! Let's see how the word cup in the US looks like next 🤣 . Well done to Qatar and congrats to the Qatari people!
“Ehm in 1966 we had it illegal to be gay” - bitch this ain’t fucking 1966. “3 deaths”, we litterally have been following it for a decade with microphones and cameras, we seen the conditions, was that just cgi? This 20 year old has no shame. Shame to people defending this, shame to those who justify it by pointing fingers at someone else for something they did long ago. Shame on you for your ignorance!
Just watched this interview and i must say that this is the best i have ever seen :D Very good and constructive. And to mr Al-Thawadi, i salute you :) Keep up the good work :)
Respect to both parties. Having travelled through the Middle East I have found the people to be ultra friendly and countries welcoming and safe. We western countries need to concentrate on our own game and accept every country has there own beliefs, laws and religions.
It’s safe if you’re straight. Not saying all this drama isn’t over the top but a gay person wouldn’t feel safe in these countries if they could get arrested or sentenced to death at any moment just for a wrong look, a slip up etc.
You are hurt as you are gay. But, Who said they can be sentenced to death just by looking wrong in Qatar ? Why do you put up extreme things to support your own ideology by ignoring other ideology?. Qatar made it clear they will respect everyone but they won’t allow things which is illegal for them. Why would you want to spread immoral activities to other countries, why would you corrupt other countries like the west. Do you want the Middle East to become a failed society like the west?. If you go to other countries respect their tradition and adapt with them. You are not the main character of every story. There is a big world outside of you.
@@safarit678 the death penalty can be imposed if they wish. so very glad you feel safe in those countries but other people who aren’t you would not be. They can have their laws and beliefs and religious but….they’re wrong 🤷🏻♂️
This man speaks better English than 99% of English-speaking countries.
The guy isn't your average guy.
He is literally a Qatar government operative. You idiots will believe anything huh?
@@elieabourached9214 myth
What does that have to do with the topic at hand?
Hundreds every day ? As in 40000 per year? Do you actually believe what you are saying ? I hope not cuz it's only gonna speak of how you are naive, and lacking for critical judgement to believe anything you hear without a closer look.
I never been fan of Piers, but when listening to him recently he has been telling all the truth about The corrupt world !! Hats off
@PGil Amare exactly!! Learnt a lot from Top G! 👌🏽🏆
The ronaldo one was the biggest joke ever. He is not a journalist. He sounded like a nervous groupie and acted like his biggest fan… embarrassing
@@shahbey3686 ششس
@@aw6098 True the Ronaldo interview was a fanboy interview. No critical questions nothing. Piers is playing all side just to make himself look good, dont fall into his trap.
Not when Jesse ventura roasted him without even trying. Piss the pervert tapping moron Morgan embarrassed himself.
This Hassan dude is a well-spoken man, gotta give it to him
I have heard him one time speaking even Spanish fluently
Is he American?
Like American/Qatari obviously
@@GrizzlyAdams101 nah, as far as i know he’s Qatari, but went to University in Sheffield UK. Does have a rather American accent though
No he is a pure Qatari . However, it is very common in the Mid East that people are tend to be bilingual. For example English is my 2nd language
This guy speaks the truth. I’m English. What this man says on most things are true. Even if you don’t see eye to eye but we find a way of coexisting. It’s there country, their culture. You go to Qatar you respect their laws and same if they come to England.
I mean yes, but in the west we are so focused on adapting our own culture that we are not used to this conservative approach.
Suppressing and oppressing women isn't culture.
"O People of the Book! come to common terms as between us and you: That we worship none but Allah; that we associate no partners with him; that we erect not, from among ourselves, Lords and patrons other than Allah." If then they turn back, say ye: "Bear witness that we (at least) are Muslims (bowing to Allah's Will) Quran 2-64
People of the book : the followers of earlier revelation ( Jews and Christians)
@@flyingaviator8158 You can't have it both ways. Either respect their culture and let them live or conqueror them and force your own culture onto them. I'm good with either option.
@@outremer91 your joking right? lmao
Why can’t we have more of this type of media coverage? Respectful and informative
when he said lgbt is okay in qatar i googled immediately and qatar is under sharia islamic law! which legally against lgbt people.
which you could see already in youtube videos, in brunei under the law lgbt people could faced death penalty.
in indonesia you got caned punishment watched by public...
so I will never buy the utopian world this man is claiming it to be....
perhaps he meant its okay to hold hand for same sex, but just receive the punishment later on hahahahha
this is the example of sharia law adaptaion in indonesia
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on top of that shady answers about migrant deaths too... you could feel it
Government has to rule over how and what ppl think they in control remember Andrew tate and the reason why he was banned u cannot think free
You’re Muslim of course you don’t care about human rights
This man is far from respectful. He would not interrupt the interviewee if it fits with his idea but if it doesnt he wouldn’t even let them speak a word without interrupting.
propaganda this was
I lived in the Middle East for 9 years. Dubai and Saudi, My youngest son was born in Riyadh. They are great people, you cannot judge the gulf states when you have never been there! The success of the development of the gulf states is not a mistake, it has happened because of the intelligence and the vision of the people there. I am an Irish man that was so happy the gulf accepted me in when I had just lost everything during the financial crisis.
Respect sir
Hi Liam, I echo your sentiments. I am an Englishman; have travelled all of the Middle East extensively in the past 19 years, 8 of them having lived in Dubai, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan. I am certain that if people visited the ME region, spent time on the ground and were open enough to understand the culture, they will find themselves questioning the beliefs/views they held previously. I hope the World Cup in Qatar can do that for a lot of people, despite all the negative media it seems to have received. All the best to you and family.
If you have been in Dubai, you would know the success comes from the people that come from foreign countries to work there. I know, because I live here.
Great people on the surface
@@kriztoppa lol you are an example of how some people just can't get out of the mental barrier created by the western media. Travel. It's fatal to Prejudice.
This guy is smarter than any BBC Sports pundit.
Great interview 👍
Piers Morgan smart? Boy you really dont know Piers, do you?
@hayden threlfall then I suggest you look at his interview with Andrew Tate and how badly he was trashed by people for his behavior and treatment so your comment of "will say anything to please people" is misleading. And btw if that were his objective then would he not continue the narrative of how bad the Qatar is because that is where the money is there to be made as oppose to the narrative he is leading with now in this interview.
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Yeahhhhh. Pundit of ESPN is jealous of him. Especially those pundits in England
If you take a moment to actually watch Piers, he has no opinion on anything. He just says whatever is needed for his narrative. Well done for keeping this moron relevant.
I have been to Qatar, extremely surprised, it’s an absolutely a beautiful place, the people were friendly and as a American visiting felt completely safe.
The gulf have the safest countries in the world your america sucks
Absolutule! better visit than watch the news videos then start become a karen...
I bet that all the workers in horrible living conditions also feel safe!
@@lillavan5337 yes especially those who built the stadiums
America is the only place i feel where i may get shot at anytime 💀
" I don't think people who live in a country whose kids don't know if they are boys or girls, have grandparents in care homes, spend more time with a dog then their own mothers should ever speak about somebody else's culture"
- A QATARI NATIONAL
@EXACT FACTS Qatar is a very wealthy nation and does not need world aid, fool. Qatar is actually a phianthropic nation to African nations. Learn your facts!
I don't know man, I also come from a culture where family generations should be connected and take care of the elders, but at the same time there are so many unhealthy things going on. Old people are sometimes stresful
@EXACT FACTS can we made something clear about the aid ? Dose are giving to the government you choose not for the people of the country
From an American, 100%
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This guy just dismantle every argument the west medias have put forward
Thank you Piers for giving voice for opposite sides argument
The corrupt media won't stop. It is better to pass to the offensive.
The west has so many shit that it is so easy to call of them.
For example the immigrants that died in the USA.
But Qatar and those countries are too passive.
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@@allahlovesyou7241 let's see Qatar vs Netherlands
@@youtubeuserandchef471 let's see...
@@jettyharrison4377 then why not do it? bet your economy will collapse
I feel that Piers has learned the lesson from Andrew Tate's interview. He is doing good job.
you are absolutely right. he took the "ill do an interview with any one, no matter their opinion" part to heart. good to see
What lesson
Top G librated him, btw Piers was already in his way from the day he left the studio in the middle of a show
He was always like this way before anyone knew who andrew tate was, he only interrupt when they are dodging the question which what he did.
Y'all need to get off your andrew tate high horses and come back to reality
@@realgoogleuser Your severely deluded if you dont think piers was unnecessarily interrupting him, he interupted him with almost every convo, even when he wasnt dodging questions. You need to get off piers cock. And andrew never dodged questions, he just didnt want to say something that could be misconstrued by the media. Its called being smart, something you have no clue about. Piers was putting words in his mouth.
This man has very quickly earned my respect.
this is what hes here for,to gain people's respect and so that respect is transferred to Qatar as a whole,just a pure theatre
Ur cute
@@gatoarabe3148 I'm taken happily
then you should do more research my friend hahaha. sippin the Qatar b.s. kool-aid
Glad to see Piers taking on the criticism of his past interview style and changing the format. This way the individual getting interviewed actually gets to answer the questions. Great Interview!
The problem is he only dose this when it suites him and his agenders look what he did with tate and others it's not that he's taking notes from what audience has said, he's been like this because one he's in quatar and two he's in their pockets
@@jordongriffiths6025, Tate isn't a great or even good guy anyway, but yeah, Peirs did seems to interrupt to far too many times.
@@mahfuzurchowdhury2765 I'm not saying tate is, I was using him as he was recent also because peirs new attacking him makes him look good to certain ppl that fit with his own agenda
@@jordongriffiths6025 : To be fair, we should give credit where it is due. Both Tate and Piers have grown from a negative to a positive role. I would call that work in progress. Respect to both for working towards it.
@@esratasneem1113 I would like to think that but I don't belive this is the case in both. Their true colours will shine back through
Piers after 30 years in the industry has seemed to have learned how to conduct excellent interviews. Doesn't hesitate to ask anything, doesn't interrupt, doesn't show bias... Nice.
Still interrupts he is just scared of that dude
Doesn't show bias my ass Holy
Doesn't show bias? LOL
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@@Bubblesofbliss1904you do realise that the person doing the interviewing has to challenge the guest and play devils advocate, not a interview if the interviewer just nods and agrees.
This was a breath of fresh air! Crazy how wrong media can portray a country and their culture.
Not really, do some research on them.
@@damedusa5107 I did and it's a great country
you people are so naive and dumb xD you see a well English speaking arab and suddenly you believe in every word he says xD I lived in UAE for 7 years and traveled to Nepal a lot of times. I met a lot of Nepalese people and trust me, there are thousands of missing... . Arabs are just different breed....
@@damedusa5107 yes do some research on them by the wrong media
@@damedusa5107 there's no point in trying to say anything, it's probably the world's grumpiest kid. either they are muslims, or they are one of those who think football means everything. Regardless, we are talking about simple people
Wow, what an interview. Hassan carries himself so well, I'm super impressed. Sending best wishes from New Zealand!
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"Between 4 and 5 hundred people were killed". Wow. Imagine having to guess to the nearest hundred people!!!. In civilised countries every single death on a building site is recorded by the national health and safety authority and thoroughly investigated and prosecutions made where appropriate. The statistics are maintained and used to inform revised legislation if appropriate. For this man, as Quatar World Cup chief, to have to guess to the nearest hundreds of people killed on his construction sites, that is unbelievable and honestly convinces me more than the original 6000 number, that they dont care one bit for the lives of those dead migrant slaves.
Thanks
@@kd2239 he knew the exact number of his deaths. 3 work related and 37 non work related deaths in building the stadium, media center, etc. The 4 or 5 hundreds is the total amount of deaths that includes building bridges, port, the metro, the airport, hotels, which is much broader than his responsibility. Maybe u should ask that from the minister of labor or the emir of qatar.
New Zealand is my best place in this entire world.. wonderful ppl you are♥️ cheers 🇴🇲🇶🇦
This interview is a slap on the face of Western nations who lecture about moral values ignoring their own double standards and keep on criticising Qatar who did put an enormous efforts to stage a world class football... love from India
indeed, we should just accept that quatar is ~30 years behind the west so we should cut them some slack! In thirty years they will start respecting other religions, culture, human rights.
@@Su0ived 🥱
@@Su0ived 30 years behind, as in what is it that they’re behind in exactly? Double standards, churches accepting same sex marriage? Even though the Bible explicitly forbids!
You have to have a firm belief of something being wrong, when the higher power says it is wrong. And unfortunately, the west today doesn’t have a clear picture of what’s morally acceptable and what’s not.
If that’s being ahead 30 or so years! I’d rather hang back and let them stay ahead.
But as the Quran states in Chapter 109;
[ Say, “O disbelievers,
I do not worship what you worship.
Nor are you worshippers of what I worship.
Nor will I be a worshipper of what you worship.
Nor will you be worshippers of what I worship.
For you is your religion(beliefs) and for me is mine(beliefs)”]
@@Su0ived ha ha Qatar respects everything you mentioned above but don't expect them to wake up in 30 years time and be confused about their gender and sexuality, Identify themselves as the opposite sex or an object and decide to change their name from Daniel to Danielle, Alan to Ellen, a plant or an animal or add the gender confused boxes in every form and applications! The west can keep the Gold medal in that regard and continue being the pioneers of virtue signalling!
@@Su0ived I’d much rather live in a country that’s “Stuck in the past”, than a degenerate society which has a hundreds times more issues, struggles to define what a woman is, abandon their elders, changes their laws and morals every year and is WAAAY unsafe than countries “living in the past”…
Don’t come to us moaning and crying in the next 20 years after you bigots legalise beastiality in the future and start calling us “anti beastiality” or “beastiality rights” because your morals and laws don’t match ours. Pathetic.
piers has seriosly earned my respect recently. he doesnt do double standards and i appreciate him using his voice
Il be honest I disagree with most he says but he can be spot on now and again
He's a nonce was on the Epstein island how is everyone forgetting
Does on Ronaldo interview everyone loves him again
Everything started after the interview with the Top G. Coincidence?
He is still a very dumb personality tho (Getting angry at the people he interviews and has no skill in interviewing, never understands the people he interviews, always puts his own personal bias opinion in all his interviews etc)
Great interview. This guy is so articulate and well spoken. Kudos to him!
exactly what I was thinking. so articulate, the choice of words and they way he spoke. aweseome.
More than 16000 migrant workers have died in Qatar in last 10 years. From my country alone Nepal, more than 7000 deaths. You guys are fucking kidding me? I personally know more than 15 families whose children have died in their early 20S in Qatar. Shame on you Piers Morgan. And I know so many people who are still working for $250 a month, a fucking month. If you call in sick 1 day, your next two days are unpaid. It's literally a modern day slavery.
@@sharoona This is why Piers Morgan is dangerous. He is known in Britain for his ability to speak well. But he is also known for his outspokeness and Bias-ness on subjects that are controversial, where he typically plays a contrarian position, rather than a Devils Advocate role.
I will admit, I like his opinion here in this vid. But be careful about Piers, do not let him fool you.
evil knows how to lie pretty well you know
@Jacob Mulry people just need to let the hate boner for piers go. He's always been articulate, challenges nonsense even if it makes him unpopular, and is a great interviewer
Here's a strange odd feeling....I'm actually starting to like this new & improved 'Piers Morgan'. He's spitting out facts.
He's comparing LGBTQ attitudes in Qatar now to in England in 1966. He doesn't challenge the "400" number at all. And he backs off the "OK to be gay in the street" topic really fast. The only fact he "spat" is that the UK backed an illegal invasion... then says he was a newspaper editor who could lead a campagn against government policy.
@@nicholascoldicott9569 400 in 12 years for such a big project . Seems a lot but compare it to European countries .
@@nicholascoldicott9569 it's not really complicated;
1) The Qatari explained that "any public display of affection" is not in line with social norms and culture irrespective of whether it was heterosexual or homosexual (i.e. what people do behind closed doors is their business and not the government's concern). Seems like it answers the 'gays on the street' question quite well.
2) Piers made a very good argument in the beginning about migrants; All of these workers are given substantially better lives and money to support their families back home. I've lived in Dubai, most of the labour workers quite literally come from slums with a horrible life expectancy and no capability to support their wives or children. Yes the deaths are unfortunate but the alternative is to let the labourers and their families literally die from poverty back home. Qatar simply cannot afford to hire the same number of migrants and yet give them all comfortable lives. They can either hire 'less workers' and up the pay scale at the expense of bringing over less migrants (and thereby helping less people and dooming the rest to a fate worse than death) or help as many as they can with a better livelihood. Everything is relative, hence for the west to criticise Qatar is hypocritical considering practically no Western country cares or helps these poor workers.
@@samwats7892 I guess I interpreted the fella’s reply differently. He seemed to squirm at the question. I’ve no idea what it’s like there, but Human Rights Watch paints a very different picture. And I agree with the hypocrisy argument, but I don’t think flagging hypocrisy means both parties should be given a free pass.
@@chaosdemon1870 I think the point is that 400 is the number given by the state. The Qatari govt decided which of the stadium workers died at work. An awful lot died of natural causes.
Can we really say one culture is more important than another. There are simply no winners. Fantastic work Piers Morgan!
Exactly, because we 'in the west' are advanced in science and technology, we believe everyone else shall follow our lead in everything else.
Belize central america I'm from and i agree totally !! Until the colour of a man's skin is no longer significant than the colour of his eye's well everywhere there's WAR = His Imperial Majesty Haile Selasie of Ethiopia towards the league of Nations now called the U.N.!! Prayers for the entire world to unite
They can clearly say "This part of Islamic World" but if we say "Christian World" then they will oppose it and say Islam means "Peace" and they are very friendly and religious people..............................all bull shit.
@@Siwahib that’s changing now too with China advancing. The US was the economic winner of WW2 but is now declining.
@@Siwahib bruv I agree the west is technologically advanced. We all other countries should learn from the west in the terms of science and technology but not in the terms of morality. The thing is, the people of other countries namely middle eastern and muslim countries are confusing technological advancement with moral advancement. They think that by being "inclusive" and morally advanced, they'll be able to reach the technological level of the west which is simply not true. As carl jung also said "the west are technological giants but moral dwarves".
One of the best interviews I've ever seen. And just at the right time. At a time when the western media is going crazy with its sanctimony, self righteousness, virtue signalling and hypocrisy. Well done Piers!
What hypocrisy? Haven't you being paying attention to what's going in the west for the past 5-7 years? There's been a cultural civil war between right and left arguing about BLM, LGBTQ rights, woman rights, workers rights, migrants rights. These discussions are happening home and abroad.
Are you saying appoligizing for slavery is hypocritical? Because giving someone inhuman work conditions and having them mentally forced is slavery..
15,021 non-Qataris workers died in the country between 2010 and 2019.
@@run2cat4run please stop trusting the west and even if its true, the report is non-Qataris, it didn't say workers that's just the total deaths of everyone whether they are engineers or house husbands and wifes. You do know the west have higher crime rates, higher mess shootings, higher in every aspect of crime, when was the last time qatar had a person die from a gun or sucide.
@@stevendevries1368the jerseys that your team wear are probably made mentally forced labor, why didn’t you boycott them ?
Hassan did a great job of representing his country and his values, I'm super impressed. Thanks Piers for sharing our voice!
"Between 4 and 5 hundred people were killed". Wow. Imagine having to guess to the nearest hundred people!!!. In civilised countries every single death on a building site is recorded by the national health and safety authority and thoroughly investigated and prosecutions made where appropriate. The statistics are maintained and used to inform revised legislation if appropriate. For this man, as Quatar World Cup chief, to have to guess to the nearest hundreds of people killed on his construction sites, that is unbelievable and honestly convinces me more than the original 6000 number, that they dont care one bit for the lives of those dead migrant slaves.
@@kd2239 its absolutely untrue, even Piers said he fact checked and it was no way near 6000 deaths
@@kd2239 Source: Trust me bro
Nobody cares
Hats off Piers for speaking up about the double morals from corrupt western world! I’m a westerner myself and lived and worked in Middle East for a while. My very good friends and colleagues were gays, lived together, partied and worked. NEVER once had an issue by anyone!
I’m so proud of Qatar for achieving this milestone for entire region.
God bless you all wonderful people!! Well done and I share your happiness ❤
That's because you are a westerner.
Things are different for south asian workers.
Gay friends and in the middle east ? We don't have those trash here, thank you.
western media try to fool u guys, they think u guys idiot n ez to controlled, islamphobia
"Between 4 and 5 hundred people were killed". Wow. Imagine having to guess to the nearest hundred people!!!. In civilised countries every single death on a building site is recorded by the national health and safety authority and thoroughly investigated and prosecutions made where appropriate. The statistics are maintained and used to inform revised legislation if appropriate. For this man, as Quatar World Cup chief, to have to guess to the nearest hundreds of people killed on his construction sites, that is unbelievable and honestly convinces me more than the original 6000 number, that they dont care one bit for the lives of those dead migrant slaves.
@mhhsamami thank you for your reflection on my comment. I merely stated that during my time in Qatar particularly, gay people were not discriminated against. Neither by authorities nor by common citizens. All I have ever witnessed was kindness and patience in dealing with judgmental people. And let me tell you, I sure was prejudiced and judgmental before I started to live and work there.
Thanks God for opening my eyes and my mind.
I despise with every core of my being and injustice toward those different than us. Therefore, I’ll continue to defend Qatar in this case, as they are being mercilessly attacked and slandered by pure Evil forces.
I’m watching this interview in total disbelief,respect for Piers
Top G made him realize who he really wants to be 😂
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@@Jostra_FAME it’s so sad how you worship Andrew Tate calling him top G. I agree with lots of his opinions but it’s just pathetic to worship him like a god.
@@Jostra_FAME top g? What are you 12y.o.?
Or just low iq fella?
@Michael B1. You use laughing emojis
2. Just because somebody calls themselves god doesn’t mean they are god, it’s scary how I have to explain this to you.
How I wish African leaders could have balls to be like people of Qatar..... Standing their ground on their beliefs 🇶🇦🔥 we love you here in South Africa
All the love to you and the region of Africa brother
you hosted a great world cup, my favourite memories are from sa 2010 love from algeria
Well I pray that Qatar has started the ball rolling for you guys not to be afraid of those bullies!
U mean xenophobic?
Indeed incredible. Small nation standards for their values against the entire West
60.000 people die in construction every year. The high number in Qatar is because of the large project and heat.
All love to Qatar and my Mid East brothers from Serbia, I wish your teams all the luck in the rest of the WC :)
Thanks bro 🙏
Ok with bad treatment of workers?
@@run2cat4run you continue to talk about this but my question is source? the west media? and isnt every other country have way worse issues and you only choose qatar, Name me a country that has the resources to host a world cup and ill tell you how its worse than qatar.
@@projectprone9413 use google, youtube and any other sources since there’s a lot of information
@@run2cat4run how on earth is this reliable
Great interview. Love the non-confrontational approach that Piers has taken in this interview. Love it.
Hardly interesting when it's like this
So you love boot licking journalism.
He got a call from his boss after they saw how he is media company is giving them a bad name . It is not from his change of heart or anything
I hope they will get justice one day 🙏
He is a boot licker
Very professional interviews, this is what we called as a neutral journalism with ethics and, intellectual discussions without biased. Well done Piers
I'm wondering how many like-botting has been done in this comment section. I'd like to think we're not all this blind.
@@CatharticSense just because you dont agree with something doesnt mean it has botted likes, i personally hate piers and wont watch anything he does but i did find this interview atleast to be pretty professional and unbiased on both parts. Idk what ur problem is
@@SSJ4Bardock I guess his problem matches mine - Morgan is just another British bully that represents bully nation and bully government. One that barks on anyone and bites anyone, not to tell the truth, but to gain something. Only British and British alike people can see him as neutral, for everyone else, he is an establishment's d.g.
@@CatharticSense says the bot....
@@CatharticSense we don't need your LGBTQ shit we don't need your lectures on anything we know what is best for us if you like it keep it your self in your country no need to talk about us
We don't like alot of things you have ever heard us saying things about you and you are literally piece's of shit when it comes to lecturing others Fuked every single country stole from them and then lecture them on wars and and Peace
More than 500 people died at work in UK from 2016 to 2020
Almost 1000 in Italy for the same period
Followed by France Germany and Spain with similar numbers
If you wanna dig, dig everywhere
And that’s just dead at work not dead from work related causes which must be a higher figure.
Ive dug at this and found that the Qatari death rate is lower than the US. Even if the numbers are underestimated, Qatar won’t be that far from US labor standards, esp given that its an unbelievably hot country and most of the work is construction which has a high fatality rate by design.
Not to say there isn’t issues now or in the past there, but ppl just need to calm the f down and look into things before yapping.
Respect to Mr Hassan Al-Thawadi, he answered every question honestly and clearly. I can't say much about our leaders here in Canada. I think Qatar has done an awesome job with this world cup. Think about how our countries and our people would react if we hosted the world cup and our values were under scrutiny. Qatar has shown their maturity in the way they've responded to all the criticisms. If you think your country is better than everyone else's just go and read the history books. Nobody's innocent. Nobody's perfect. The important thing is dialog and positive change, the truth and the best ideas are always somewhere in the middle of two extremes.
shady dodgy answers about migrants death..
@@o.gcable8267 what was shady? He was transparent about his company's estimates like what more do you want?
@@o.gcable8267 Didn’t see dodgy answers here. His estimations say differently n he admitted blame for 400 deaths n that no death should happen because of such circumstances.
Honestly lol, don't make me laugh you simpelton.
go look up how the country of qatar is ran...
they are a country with infinite riches and a tiny population, so they bring in foreign workers to do all their dirty work and house them in little sections outside their cities next to sewage dumps, as a result of terrible conditions they die. what are you standing for?
Great interview! I trust this man more than I trust the media.
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@Based Upper Class Homosexual
He knows that.
@Based Upper Class Homosexual I sure you understand pretty well what I meant with "the media"!
@@Anonymous-ty8si smack your bot bot
So you prefer your media to create the news rather than tell it then? 🤔
Great honest interview. I am currently in Qatar and I'm greatly impressed by the job Qatar done for this world cup. The atmosphere here is fantastic. People are enjoying, celebrating, sharing their cultures and their passion to football. It is safe and friendly. I was walking by Souq Waqif yesterday - crazy crowds of people from around the world - and no one even pushed me once! Never been in the crowd and felt so safe!
Im not suprised. Ofcourse with unlimited money you can hire the best experts in any field to create the best events possible.
@@user-zz5og2lf7p if you know how to invest your "unlimited" money - that means you are talanted. In my native country government only knows how to steal from their people.
@@user-zz5og2lf7p hater
@@Charmed4eva1 why? What did i say that was negative? I just stated the obvious
@@user-zz5og2lf7p Yea, just as English pundits are being hired. Beckham, Kean, J. Terry, J. Cole etc
The world does not understand and does not want to understand Muslims and Arabs love peace and have wonderful traditions, customs and morals preserved from ancient times. If Qatar's laws were in a European country or America, the media would not talk about them
This was a fantastic interview, low-key more brave and transparent than the Ronaldo one. To say this about Piers Morgan is insane and massive credit where it’s due he’s improved on his interview technique here. No sudden interruptions, finally Qatar gets a chance to answer the questions they’ve been pressurised for without people running away when they give their answer 👏
Tate effect.
@@ekwejohnson6965 I would agree
@@ekwejohnson6965 i would agree aswell
@@ekwejohnson6965 i would agree
He doesn't interrupt when the format is an actual interview to gather information.
If this was a debate about misogyny or tramsgenderism then his approach would change too
I`m a woman from Poland and I believe that other nationalities should be respected, especially when they host such a big event like this. This isn`t the time for political correctness, fighting with arguments and domination of one's own views over other people. Qatar has been drawn and the most important thing is that everyone who decides to go there must be safe. Since it`s a Muslim country, you have to be aware that there are different rules than in Great Britain. For me it`s easier to understand, because in my country the right of an individual can`t exceed the right of society, faith, culture. It is true that Poland is a Catholic country (churches are almost everywhere), but I understand the idea of not showing intimacy in public places, provoking others isn`t a good idea. We Poles are always serious, everyone is busy with their own thoughts and problems, holding hands isn`t eye-catching, but the rest of feelings you can show your other half are distasteful, inappropriate. What you do in the privacy of your own homes is your business. Society must abide by certain rules... and violating them can result (at its mildest) in a sharp exchange with someone who will be disturbed by the misbehavior. Freedom can`t be without limits... people need to know what they can and can`t do.
Let's start the discussion with what unites us and then we can try to talk about what divides us and why. Let's respect each other, let's get to know each other, let's use this time for something positive.
You're right, there are different rules, like the one that Imprisons women that have been raped.
Very very well said....
Slava polska. A good traditional country. Salam ❤️
So you're from Poland but instantly anchor the point around Great Britain? I think we can shine a light on all of the fucked up things happening. I am sorry but everyone should be allowed to enjoy football irrespective of who they are, thats literally the point. It isnt about showing emotion. Regardless it isnt just GB reacting badly to this I hope you atleast try to keep up with football news, Denmark is already considering leaving FIFA. So you cant centre this around the UK as so many tend to do.
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As someone originally from a region exhausted by Western moral and cultural judgement, I thank you for platforming this perspective. Totally agree that Qatar, like many countries around the world (including Western ones) have many areas of improvement when it comes to ensuring liveable quality of life for all, but it was important to hear a different perspective like this. I hope to visit Qatar one day!
Perfect 👍♥️🇧🇭
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That is Bahrain 🇧🇭
This is Qatar 🇶🇦
@@haneef4189 same flag
The media in the West is brainwashing the Western peoples and promoting the distortion of Qatar, because they know that the Western peoples will influence the Arab culture.
@@haneef4189 thanks 👍
An intellectual and logical interview. It's so nice to hear someone answer questions clearly and logically. Respect to this man.
Every time the Qataris have been questioned in interviews their responses have been really good. Sometimes the interviewers try to catch them out, but they give really good answers. The fans are loving it in Qatar the hospitality has been so good, the western media just keeps focusing on the negatives. Just respect the culture and law of the country you’re in, just as you would expect them to if they were in your country
Westerners believe they own the whole world, that’s the problems
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On point
The hospitality has been shit, have you seen some of the fan parks half finished and in shocking condition
@@anotherhappylanding4746 hospitality is shit ? i'd love to see your hospitality 🤦🏻♂️ middle east are known for its hospitality even if it's a poor country like lebanon or iraq go there and see the hospitality
When there is no bias you get a great interview between two people. Well done Hassan and Piers
An interview should be critical that's the point of an political debate
@@senecathefuka441critical is different to being biased for ulterior motives
@@tamarashinnawie6832 talking about human rights is never "ulterior motives". Only someone from a shit hole country would think so
“Ehm in 1966 we had it illegal to be gay” - bitch this ain’t fucking 1966.
“3 deaths”, we litterally have been following it for a decade with microphones and cameras, we seen the conditions, was that just cgi?
This 20 year old has no shame. Shame to people defending this, shame to those who justify it by pointing fingers at someone else for something they did long ago. Shame on you for your ignorance!
@@senecathefuka441 I don't think you know the difference between being critical and biased, he DID ask him critical questions, he just wasn't biased (Although I'm not shocked that you can't tell the difference, with all the poison the western media feed you on daily basis)
The fact Piers calling the Iraq invasion illegal is just beautiful
i think they give him some money...
But he didn’t denounce the Afghan invasion. Hypocrite.
@@ChromeMan04 which one? Gotta be specific
@@mallardofmodernia8092 American one dummy
@@ChromeMan04 theres quite a few though, the british during their colonial era, the soviets in the 70s and obviously america after that, not to mention neighbours and foreign aided insurgents and political agitators like the mujahideen...
Mr chrome (im assuming 18yrs old) you need to brush up on your history. So i ask why does this need to be brought up?
aint nobody talkin how dozens of yachts are casually parked just like some cars in a parking space, just in front of an office??
Excellent interview. What a respectful, intelligent and professional man Hassan is.
That my friends, is how two people from different cultures talk about difficult issues with respect for,each other. Both informed, both willing to listen to the other perspective and not give in to the voices that would try to silence the good being done as a result of Qatar hosting this WC.
Living in Qatar as an expat for 8 years so far. This is a very safe country, very welcoming to families, free medical care if you are a resident or lower payment for private clinics as compared to my home country. Extremely low gas prices, extremely low public transportation costs, no taxes on salary, there are areas where you can find very affordable accommodation, places where it is extremely cheap to eat, and places of worship for Christians. The Christian community here is large. Qatar is very respectful and very open to expats like us. My family has lived here for many years now, and many other families when they go back home to our country, they wanted to come back.
Of course, if you would do something illegal, that is where the law would be very strict.
God bless Qatar.
Are you able to visit the section of Doha which contains migrant workers? I assume you have the freedom to travel, correct?
THEY DONT WANT TO SEE THE DEGENERATE RAINBOW FLAG THAT PROMOTES GAY SEX
@@DK-nc9wr expats are migrant workers
I've visited Qatar a number of times while living in the ME, I saw it grow and each time I was there I could see a lot of the positive points you wrote about.
I certainly would like to spend a few years there. Congratulations to Qatar!
@@DK-nc9wr are you tho?
It was only worker issue in Qatar !! What about next world cup holding in America where people life isn’t even safe at school!!!!! Why media isn’t talking about it
A world cup where everyone has a F gun in his or her pocket
Be right now it’s about qatar
Hands down the best interview you’ve ever given. Thank you.
The man is not afraid to paint the true picture no matter how many nay sayers. Well done Piers. This was brilliant.
He’s well spoken… I’m proud of what Qatar has achieved. 5 years here and I have nothing to complain about❤
Except weather of course 😅
Tell that the fatherless kids
@@conorduignan7855 u want all the migrant to immigrate to UK? and take ur job? if not stop complaining
@@conorduignan7855 I'm gonna guess your 11 year old??
@@conorduignan7855 right lets bring them from the dead by complaining about them and lets get qatar to the court even tho they died in normal work accidents in a period of 12 years... ppl die everyday
even we are seeing it here israel killing our palestinian brothers and illegally ethnic cleansing them but we can't do anything about it because its backed by the usa.. i dare you to say anything about that but you won't because ur a hypocrite that's the western principle.
If the laws of Qatar were implemented by European countries or America, the media would not talk about them for a simple reason. They are not Muslims. For example, Palestine and Ukraine. They support Ukraine and ignore Palestine. Ozil and Germany
I was in Qatar for a week watching the World Cup. Hats off to the Qataris for putting on a great show. Don’t believe anything that’s being shown in the western media. Qatar was fairly liberal and very less restrictions.
For tourists sure
@@Popcornmix494 anger and jealousy
@@Popcornmix494 I live in Doha and its the day to day life style 😎so cry louder, u r not heard
@@Popcornmix494I’m not Qatari, but I’m born and raised here. There are some flaws here and there, but definitely the best country to live in.
@@AA-wm2ty Weird way of spelling Denmark.
Thank you Piers for giving us a platform to defend our country , love from Qatar🇶🇦❤️🏴
More like take a payment to blindly defend your country. I'm not saying some of the talk isn't over the top but let's be real. Seems like he probably got a few million and got to see some football.
Also 400 or whatever workers is a ridiculously high amount. Qatar has a lot of money and yet they've sacrificed hundreds of lives in exchange for cutting corners/saving money at the WC, which is unacceptable. If you couldn't afford to pay for proper workers to work and proper safety measures, just don't host the WC, let someone else do it.
Football as with any other global event is corrupt; HOWEVER whenever the WEST losses a bid they go on a massive media narrative attack. It is obvious that in order to maintain a global order, they need to position themselves as the moral authority of the planet. Furthermore, it goes without saying that this position is beyond hypocritical. Keep politics aside and enjoy the foundation of the tourney, the actual football.
@@kiriakozwho are you to talk on matters you don’t fully understand?
@@TCGTales couldn’t agree with you more , happened with Russia now with Qatar . Only time will prove that its all propaganda.
@@kiriakoz that is an obviously an uninformed comment. I don't blame you, but our ignorant western media for making you believe what you are saying. Visit the country and the Middle East and see it for yourself is my answer to you.
Pierce can be difficult. This episode was informative, respectful and heart felt. Although we have differences we can and need to discuss our respective point of views. We shouldn't point fingers. We all have our own issues. Loved this convo immensely. Fútbol has been known to stop wars. Fútbol brings people together. Well done gents. Do better. Everyone.. God speed 🙏🏼stay positive 😊.
Summarizing hundreds/thousands of migrant deaths as 'we all have our own issues' is pretty gross to be honest.
He is literally a Qatar government operative. You idiots will believe anything huh?
@Based Upper Class Homosexual I was stationed in the middle east. I think each nations different. Where I was stationed the young men and older men seemed super homosexual. Greeting each other with nose rubs, holding hands inter locking fingers, it seemed kinda strange because everyone was doing it. To be with a women was for business, to be with a man was pleasure. Although I'm straight, I don't care. I fought for everyone's rights. I to believe he wasn't telling the truth. But I'm not sure what that part of the world is like.
"Between 4 and 5 hundred people were killed". Wow. Imagine having to guess to the nearest hundred people!!!. In civilised countries every single death on a building site is recorded by the national health and safety authority and thoroughly investigated and prosecutions made where appropriate. The statistics are maintained and used to inform revised legislation if appropriate. For this man, as Quatar World Cup chief, to have to guess to the nearest hundreds of people killed on his construction sites, that is unbelievable and honestly convinces me more than the original 6000 number, that they dont care one bit for the lives of those dead migrant slaves.
@@kd2239 for sure! I didn't like hearing that either. It was too passive. Have you seen the living conditions of the workers. Modern day slavery. People literally can fly some where for work, have their passports taken and then forced to work. You think they're documenting their health, HR complaints and police brutality etc etc.
Love this! This man is everything that right..honesty, integrity. His ability to answer a direct question with a direct answer. Every British politician, take note, this is what integrity looks like.
inability
@@louisv124 Ahh since we're throwing random words about, my turn, elaborate
This guy walked out when the questions were real
@@Silverobots link me.. I didn't know this
Have you actually just said piers morgan has integrity?? L|MAOOOOO You utter clown
That point about 1966 is ridiculous. Comparing a country 60 years ago to one now just proves the point and makes Qatar look bad.
damn I liked this interview. Piers is working as a way for people to understand and see the other side of the argument instead of the one sided bs other channels give. Big up Piers Moragan.
Piers has become the honest hero i didnt think we needed. Been very fair and consistent!
His job isn't to be fair but to ask tough questions, get a grip
Sorry.. but never a hero. Not today, not yesterday and never in the future.
@@Eddiea2024 okay eddie
@@Eddiea2024 his honesty persists here though.
@@ahmedhaaqil3903 lol, we have the same name Btw. Slightly different spelling however. Eddie is my nickname.
thank you so friggin much Piers. I am TIRED of Western hypocrisy and I'm a westerner. It's just too much
"I do want England to win... It'd be great to have English Football history connected to Qatar forever." nicely said
And we looking forward to it, especially how BBC gonna portray their Champions in morally trouble place under their definition.
Yeah Liverpool to this day remember Istanbul
It would amazing if all of England remember Qatar
that woke team being remembered? the fucking nightmare...and all of them rated as "world class" including Maguire, JESUS CHRIST.
we all know England doesn't have a chance against big teams lol
@@therealone714 They definitely do, I'd say their only serious contender is Brazil, they have a pretty good chance against all other teams, Germany has been playing very poorly, so has Argentina, and France has many key players injured, this is the best chance the English will get
Brilliantly done interview by Piers and Hassan. Respectful to each other. Willing to listen and learn from one another. This is how journalism and life should be. Contructive criticism, learning from it and implementing laws and legislation to improve people's welfare. Very very impressed by how Qatar has hosted the world cup. I just wish the mainstream western media would show the beautiful things happening in Qatar now, rather than push the one exhaustive negative rhetoric.
What beauty is there?
@@run2cat4run everything quite frankly
Your from Qatar obviously.. Beauty?? Are you talking about the beatiful very expensive containers without a toilet being sold to fans just for profit?? Qatar is a third world country and will remain as such for history to come.
@@run2cat4run the blue sky and the clear seas. Happy now?
@@emgaf33 where have you gotten that information from? Ur bum? . When you try to speak about something you should actually know what ur talking about and not just make up stuff
Really important to note that deaths occur in every major infrasture project world wide . Crossrail had many deaths during its construction
really important to know that * *they lied on purpose* * bcoz they don't respect their audience they wanted to ride their backs and use them as a weapon
Ofcource its selective critisism propoganda no doubt, they didnt even mention the problems in russia or china throughout the tournaments but this WC started with the western media bashing qatar, we gotta be aware of how our media brainwashes us
I don’t remember crossrail companies importing 90% of their countries population from neighbouring countries, and having said people become their slaves due to dodgy laws
@@OprahsMingey Those people decided to migrate by their own decisions....
@@OprahsMingey thse population from neighbouring countries are going their by their own choice because the country they are coming from are worse, its difficult to understand this for someone who lives in a posh country whose ancestors stole the wealth of these poor countries, its a vicious cycle
This man is brilliant !!! Such a great mind and such a good communicator. Kudos to your Parents brother who raised you.
The guest is well spoken ❤ as a Muslim and Arab I’m very proud of him and I wish if he gets more interviews such this one.
Yep defending his country’s crimes
@@run2cat4run tell me the crimes and show me proof, other than the western country.
proud of the dying workers?
@@anniesok868 stop, u dont understand anything
@@anniesok868He is proud of him. Because he speaks truthfully and is not like some hypocrites
If you are talking about the dead workers in building stadiums (3), take a step back and talk a little about dead in the preparations for the World Cup, Brazil and so many copies of the World Cup.
There must be some honesty and sincerity to talk on a common basis.
Anyone can play this vile game. Look this, look that
No one is an angel who does not make mistakes. It is better that we do not search for mistakes and judge people. God does not have a chosen people
Look at your country and yourselves with a little bit of criticism that you see in others.
you can really see this man is trying to be honest as possible. I appreciate that
@@adam01101 I was talking about the Qatari man haha
Or hes a good actor fooling you
Communal rights trumps individual rights lol . I’m good
@@aecee5687 brother, you don't live there. That's their rule. Why are you butt hurt, that they have to think like you?
@@snipa2116 I don’t want anyone to think like me . What I’m saying is collectivism as a philosophy is inferior than individualism . I escaped cultures like that bro will never live in a non-capitalist country
I like this guy for his honesty.
its not honesty.
@@darkdba8136 says the person in his home and doesnt have no connection except to what he sees on tube
It’s so biased towards Qatar it hurts
@@darkdba8136 so what is honesty at this point? You’re just picking the side that suits your agenda, you’re not looking at this with an open mind.
@@kareemmobarek3897 ive see multiple videos on how the migrant workers get forced into staying as they gain debt. i know exactly whats going on. stay salty
First time I listened to a whole interview by you, well done, you got the information out and you didn't offend the guy who decided to share a chunk of his life with you.
Piers seem really comfortable in this interview, so enjoyable to watch, he didn't interrupt & was focused throughout...keep up the good work Piers!!! Love from United Kingdom xx
We're legit witnessing a Piers Morgan redemption arc. Man speaks exactly whats on his mind and is not afraid to back down, he invited andrew tate twice even though he is a highly controversial individual, he interviewed cristiano ronaldo, and he is starting to bring corrupt topics to light. Hats off Piers, Keep it up.
tate is not "highly controversial", he's a scummy criminal who scams kids/teens who will in return promote him on social media.
He's bathing in the blood of his enemies to catch the attention of their fans. Classic move
Lol he is the corrupt one. He is ltierally giving this government operative free reigns to spread propaganda with no push back. Migrant deaths actually total 6500 at minumum. Most of whom were enslaved by the Qatar regime.
Even though the chief organizer is a professional interviewee at this point having had to have answered to Qatar’s controversies over the last few years, I still admire his measured, calm responses. You can tell that being in charge of a such a huge tournament can change you as a person.
Yes taking worker’s passports away and underpaying them
@@run2cat4run where on earth have you gotten ur information? lemme guess The west media?
@@projectprone9413 this information been around like forever, ever since when Qatar was born
@@run2cat4run ?? thats completely untrue
@@run2cat4run source: i read on internet, west media, information been around like forever
And today, the man seems more right because France is now in Final not england not portugal.
Great interview Piers. Thanx to Qatar for making us Muslims proud all over the world. From South Africa with 💕
honestly great interview, asking the right questions and giving the guest the time to answer without cuting him and kpt it respectful hats off to you piers
I just LOVE when a man in traditional clothes like this has amazing English, vocabulary wise, pronunciation wise, grammar wise. It’s just fascinating. I hope he can be happy in life and not regret learning western culture.
He schooled in the west
Why should he regret? Qatar is quite Westernised... You think he is going to give up western music, cars, technology, food?
@@joelc9439 These technologies, and cars also have been built and developed by non-western countries, please don't claim everything to west. It's unethical, even food.... come on.
@@joelc9439 lol music , cars and food isn't a western thing you guys really think that we live in the prehistoric times !!! Btw you should learn how the muslim world contributed in science especially math , médecine and astronomy , i hate how ignorent people can be and act like they are superior than others.
@@joelc9439 so technology is a western you funny little ignorant 😂
Very important interview to be held. Congratulations and well done Piers.
I have lived in Qatar for about 5 years, I met my wife in Qatar, we held hands and hugged sometimes even in shopping malls, no problem at all. Qatar is much more tolerant than you hear and read.
Worker conditions are definitely a concern, I have seen they way some workers live in an area called ‘industrial area’, it looked from a different planet, so dire !
Respectfully to ask the question that piers asked. Do you think it’s safe for gay people to live in Qatar?
@@brandencurtin4210 but why would middle eastern countries allow them ?
@REV-10 I’d be fine I’m not gay
@@brandencurtin4210 i knew some gay people in my class. And everyone was dating each other publcially too. Its fine you can be gay. But like dont do PDA that's when it becomes an issue
@@brandencurtin4210
Its safe to be GAY.
Its not safe to be a gay advocate.
Don't make out in the streets and wave around rainbow flags and literally not one person will care.
this interview just raised the bar in term of debate and civil discourse, My ever lasting love to Qatar and its people and my respect for Pierse for conducting such a masterful interview
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Great interview.. best of luck to Qatar and all the countries in the region and to the rest of the world
I have to say, I've never been a fan of Piers but his impartial and informative coverage of this particular topic has been brilliant and simply refreshing. Western media outlets, particularly in the UK have been absolutely disgraceful and tactless in what seems like outright smearing of this special event. We all know they don't give a donkey's ass about human rights or migrant workers and one can only speculate as to what the underlying agendas could be but it doesn't take a genius to connect the dots. Hats off to Qatar too, they've done an amazing job on ALL levels for this world cup. They really seized the opportunity to not only showcase Islamic and Arab culture for what it truly is, but the infrastructure and organisation from day 1 has been at the highest level, they've really set the bar! Let's see how the word cup in the US looks like next 🤣 . Well done to Qatar and congrats to the Qatari people!
An amazing interview. What a tribute to both of these professionals and what they are standing for!
Standing against "human rights"?
Yay for Qatar for imprisonment of immigrants workers
@@miguelrosado6348 stop, ur embarrassing urself mate. I don't know how your speaking.
@@projectprone9413 I would only be embarassed with my comments if I had your grammar skills.
@@miguelrosado6348 😄😄😄😄
As an Iraqi-Arab-American, QATAR MAKING US PROUD!
Indeed
Mabrook Sir Hassan, you've done a great job for this World Cup!
Can we really criticises Qatar when factory workers in Thailand are paid a measly £1 an hour to produce England football shirts that cost £115.
Thank you piers for showing another side to this world cup.
This is what you call unbiased interview!
Brilliant interview piers. Refreshing to see you give people a chance to speak and respect their views.
Yep a lack of morals
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My Respect for Piers is now reaching to the bar
Wow.. What an interview!!
One of the few times when the thoughts are beautifully incorporated into words...
Hats off to him
“Ehm in 1966 we had it illegal to be gay” - bitch this ain’t fucking 1966.
“3 deaths”, we litterally have been following it for a decade with microphones and cameras, we seen the conditions, was that just cgi?
This 20 year old has no shame. Shame to people defending this, shame to those who justify it by pointing fingers at someone else for something they did long ago. Shame on you for your ignorance!
Thank you hassan for the interview
I want other cultures in the world to start imposing our beliefs on the west
Or maybe we shouldn’t force Islam on anyone and set an example for the world to follow instead.
Just a thought.
Or maybe we shouldn’t force Islam on anyone and set an example for the world to follow instead.
Just a thought.
@@Arinussy who is forcing Islam?
@@davidbosnia4141 nobody, but this guy implies he wants people to
@@Arinussy
Forcing Islam on who ? What are you talking about ?
This is one of the most important interviews! Thanks you for shedding light on this Piers!
"One of the most important interviews"? Talk about setting the bar low if this is considered at a high level by viewers
False, its propaganda.
more than 800 migrant dies every year crossing US broders.
BOYCOTT 2026 WORLD CUP, if you dare.
Just watched this interview and i must say that this is the best i have ever seen :D Very good and constructive. And to mr Al-Thawadi, i salute you :) Keep up the good work :)
He put it in a very elegant manner. His response is well thought out. His parents, teachers and he did a good job !
Oh stop
@@misspeacelove7395 truth hurts, aye!?
The world needed to hear this! Thank you Al-Thawadi & Piers. Good insight
Qatar is doing a wonderful job. They are hosting the best World Cup ever. I wish I had made plans to be there
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You are welcome any time ❤
It takes two to make a good interview. Well played both of them. That was great!
Respect to both parties. Having travelled through the Middle East I have found the people to be ultra friendly and countries welcoming and safe. We western countries need to concentrate on our own game and accept every country has there own beliefs, laws and religions.
It’s safe if you’re straight. Not saying all this drama isn’t over the top but a gay person wouldn’t feel safe in these countries if they could get arrested or sentenced to death at any moment just for a wrong look, a slip up etc.
@@obiwankenobi687 no one get sentences to death for being gay in the middle east. Stop speaking out of you ass.
You are hurt as you are gay. But, Who said they can be sentenced to death just by looking wrong in Qatar ? Why do you put up extreme things to support your own ideology by ignoring other ideology?. Qatar made it clear they will respect everyone but they won’t allow things which is illegal for them. Why would you want to spread immoral activities to other countries, why would you corrupt other countries like the west. Do you want the Middle East to become a failed society like the west?. If you go to other countries respect their tradition and adapt with them. You are not the main character of every story. There is a big world outside of you.
@@Max-vd4ml because you can arrested and the death penalty imposed on you. Not hard,
@@safarit678 the death penalty can be imposed if they wish. so very glad you feel safe in those countries but other people who aren’t you would not be. They can have their laws and beliefs and religious but….they’re wrong 🤷🏻♂️
You don't see this logical reasoning from any western mainstream media, thanks Mr Morgan 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
He sounds like he's from the bronx🤣🤣🤣🤣
Well done Piers in NOT interrupting your guests !!! Fabulous programs !