Is Piers Morgan for the children or for the ratings?

I’ll say this: I am a bit surprised. Those who do not know Morgan may think it par for the course. I’ve met him before and he’s a polite, aimable man who, until now, I felt believed in his method of reducing violence. I say “until now” because I’m not quite sure why he’s uninterested in any opportunity to further showcase his stance on the Second Amendment.

RedState has graciously offered to publish an editorial from Morgan — he hasn’t taken the offer. I’ve repeatedly invited him on my program to further discuss his stance and he has alternately refused and somewhat accepted for show. All of these opportunities would only expand his reach into an audience that doesn’t not normally engage him. My thought has always been to venture beyond the choir and plant seeds, but that doesn’t seem to be Morgan’s philosophy.

Is Morgan truly an advocate for changing the “deadly” policy of the Second Amendment and protecting the lives of children or is this just about bringing guests on his program to argue for ratings?