British political commentator Piers Morgan expressed regret over his earlier prediction that Donald Trump had become a 'changed man' after observing his actions in the Iran war.

During an episode of The Bulwark Podcast, Morgan acknowledged that his 2026 column, which claimed Trump was evolving into a 'great president,' has not materialized.

Instead, Morgan noted that Trump has reverted to his previous behavior, contradicting his campaign promises of focusing on America first and avoiding Middle Eastern conflicts.

Morgan criticized Trump's decision to engage in a global trade war and military action against Iran, arguing that these moves undermine his stated priorities and harm his legacy.

The commentator also highlighted concerns about Trump's potential loss of congressional control in the upcoming midterms, warning that a 'lame duck' scenario would be detrimental to his administration.

Morgan emphasized that Trump's age and the reality of his character have led to this outcome, advising him to prepare for political challenges ahead.