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Altar boy, and by far, the most solemn altar boy you have ever seen. it went through my mind, more as a performance thing because you are up there on the stage, i mean alter, and you are in a supporting role and you think maybe should i move up to the big role? >> lawrence, i feel like this is one of those things that could get real deep real fast, but i should probably leave it right there. >> it is going to get deeper in this show right before we bring on senator sheldon whitehouse to talk about seriously the supreme court. >> very good, thank you lawrence. >> thanks rachel. we begin tonight...

Yeah, it's the clarkson scar. did you mean to have a feud with him? ordid hejust... it just sort of launched out of nowhere? did you find that when he was going at you publicly, you quite enjoyed it? and it's one of those kind of battles from which everyone wins? yes, just like my feuds with, like, madonna, cherie blair, ian hislop. audience laughs. he is charming, isn't he? don't try the popularity line with me, hislop. why? — do you like him? does anybody actually like... ? cheering. but why do you bother? why do you bother? most people in this pub don't go through their life thinking, "i'...

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And actually, to go back and work for him back and work for him again nearly 30 years later has been a fantastic thing for me because i felt like i owed him one. his critics in the uk say thatjust because somebody is rich and funds journalism, they shouldn't have the kind of access and influence that he, like other proprietors, has had for decades. isn't there something in that? no, i think it's perfectly normal that politicians would want to have relationships with media figures, particularly those who own media. it's not exclusive to rupert murdoch. it happens with lord rothermere and others...

Let me have that opinion. an itv spokesperson told us... morgan's forthright views have made him one of the most controversial and high profile media figures in the world, and his relish in sharing those views can be traced back to his childhood. you were born piers stefan o'meara in guildford. your biological dad died when you were just 11 months old. you went to a private school and then were wrenched out to go to a comp. what class did you feel that you belonged to growing up? i mean, classless, really. i mean, when you live in a sussex village, i lived in a village called fletching. my par...