ingrid bear with me. be speaking with investigative journalist derek broderick, talking about some of the same things, to be quite honest with you, about a people's reset. you're watching the neil oliver show on gb news . welcome back to the neil oliver show. the people's reset event is going to take place in bath in the south west of england. at the end of the month. i'm going, it's an event that's of a, it's of a certain type, really four years in to so much going on rather than always just reiterating the problems and lamenting what's happened. there are more and more movements trying to look at the future, trying to look at the future, trying to look at the future, trying to come up with constructive solutions and alternatives. it's about regenerative culture, which is a movement based on ethics and principles that can create conditions for more life to exist, not less. more. and also finding ways for life to live in harmony with all other life. so with all of that in mind, i'm joined now by investiga

ingrid newkirk, welcome to hardtalk. thanks very much, stephen.a great pleasure to have you in the studio. let me start by trying to establish a core principle. is it your belief that animals should enjoy equal rights, the same rights as humans? well, not the same rights, because, of course, they don't need the right to do some of the things we wish to do, like drive a car or vote, although they might do better than we've done sometimes. but they do need the right to be respected. i think they're living beings just like us, and so they should be understood as much as we possibly can understand them. we shouldn't inflict needless pain on them, and we should curb some of our habits that cause them a lot of suffering. peta, your organisation, people for the ethical treatment of animals, opposes what it calls speciesism and a, quote, "human supremacist worldview. " can you sort of explain what that actually means? ingrid newkirk, welcome to hardtalk. thanks very much, stephen. it's a great pleasure to have you in the studio. let me start by trying to

ingrid, thank you ingrid seward. ingrid, thank you very much for joining ingrid seward. boris johnson i try to persuade harry to stay. it failed miserably. what do you make of this story? >> well, i think i don't know how boris managed to spend 20 minutes talking to harry and to fail miserably. i think, well, obviously it's true. he's not going to lie about it, but harry's mind was absolutely made up, and he'd already given a sort of farewell speech to, i think , some charity that he was think, some charity that he was talking to that evening. and also he had meghan, you know , i, also he had meghan, you know, i, you know, holding his hand over this one and saying, you know, we've got to do it. and i think that it's something that harry had at the back of his mind for a long time. so there's no way that boris was going to persuade him otherwise. >> and the palace have said no. we never asked at any point to for boris johnson to get involved in persuading harry to do anything. and they wouldn't, would they ? would they? >> well, it did seem very unusual, but i mean, i don

also got tv personality ingrid tarrant and top british comedian paul cox. but first, let's go to the . news. >> good evening, i'm mark white. the main headlines from the gb news centre. the prime minister will no longer accept donations for clothing after the row over gifts. chancellor rachel reeves and deputy prime minister angela rayner have also announced they will take the same approach moving forward. the move comes as labour seeks to move on from the row over the prime minister and his wife's acceptance of gifts , including clothing from gifts, including clothing from prominent labour donor and peer lord alli. sir keir has accepted around £39,000 from lord alli since december 2019. gb news has learnt that donald trump has given nigel farage some key advice as the reform leader bids to improve his party's chances at the next election. mr farage was speaking to our political edhon was speaking to our political editor, christopher hope, after his keynote speech at the party's annual conference in birmingham. the reform leader had spoken to donald trump i

there you go, ingrid. >> it's been a pleasure. oh, it's so lovely to see you again. oh yes. it's.oying ourselves. >> weren't we. weren't we? >> weren't we. weren't we? >> that's coming up next. it's a corker. it's right versus left i'm delighted to welcome back emma and matthew. this is right versus left. and we're going to talk about conference season. it's conference season as you know. and the question is are the main parties in touch with their electorate and their members. but before we go to that we're just going to look at this clip of the lib dem conference. look at this. my first in line, because this is free. >> take a chance on me . leave >> take a chance on me. leave me. let me go and be around. you got no place to tell me about . got no place to tell me about. >> hello friends. got no place to tell me about. >> hello friends . thank you so >> hello friends. thank you so much for that kind. welcome >> right, guys? you've seen that ed davey in full swing , singing, ed davey in full swing, singing, enjoying himself. what do you think to that, emma? >> no. he has ruined a

ingrid newkirk, welcome to hardtalk. thanks very much, stephen.

gloucester, the president of this company is a certain ingrid utson. it is she who flows. empty ones go to the unfinished terminals, and from there back to the port. well, it is clear now why she has set about tightening sanctions violation of the ban on the supply of szrk. read, it is unlikely that you will lure him to this meeting. today we know about two groups of militants that ahmed salem sent to moscow. the terrorists have already crossed the border and are on russian territory. it is known that there are six of them, and it is also known that another 10 people will be sent in the near future. according to information from the deceased jafas fradi, the terrorists' target will be either an airport or an aircraft. when? the exact date is unknown, only salem himself can tell us. according to salen's assistant, farid buralin, all information about the planned terrorist attack, the method and place of its implementation, as well as specific people, which are related to his preparation, is in salem's computer, we need salem, well, his computer, or his

the mayor's chief advisor ingrid lewis martin has been with him from the days that he was brooklyn boroughnt . she was in japan. as she got off the plane at jfk, the feds and state investigators were there. they confiscated her phones. at the same time they were raiding her home and they took i guess documents from their. the feds subpoenaed more documents. but it's not over. if you think this is all tidy, yesterday the u.s. attorney said he still looking for more information and apparently he still going for more information because he went after ingrid lewis martin as we speak just moments ago. >> this is far from over and you have to wonder how these people are working with the investigators and whether are not some of them are turning against him and how all of this has shaken out. you spoke with williams this morning, and he would be the next person in line if the mayor decided to step aside. i'm not sure i want to get your take on if you think that would have been. >> the mayor will not step aside. look at senator menendez. he accepted gold bars. he stayed there until he was convicte

you know her from "parks and rec," "white lotus," "ingrid goes west," and you can currently see her inn three projects -- "my old ass" in theaters now, "agatha all along" on disney+, and francis ford coppola's "megalopolis" in theaters now. our very busy friend aubrey plaza is back. [ cheering and applause ] aubrey's back! and she is a very talented comedian you know from "saturday night live." season 50 begins this saturday with host jean smart. chloe fineman is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to all of that, you guys, a lot is going on right now. kamala harris sat down for an interview. donald trump complained about furniture. the mayor of new york city got indicted. for more on all of these stories it is time for "a closer and very frenetic look." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: there's a lot of news, and it just keeps happening so we're going to bounce around a bit in this "closer look" because we're feeling good and riding the vibes! but i would be remiss if i didn't start with my favorite news of the day, featuring my favorite outer borough wombat, rudy

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and ingrid lewis-martin denies any wrongdoing, but it does add to the growing list of people within the inner circle of atoms who have now been searched which by investigators now for his part, adams denies any wrongdoing and he is vowing to keep his job. only a handful of prominent democrats have even called on him to run but a source tells cnn, new york governor kathy hochul is considering the possibility of removing adams from office. she can do that by the way, under state law. now, publicly of chlorus, all she said that she hopes adams will find quote, an appropriate path forward not really. >> the ring door shrimp for that adams wants to hear. but the question is, if adam resigns or is even pushed out, then what what who will become the mayor of new york? oh the job would fall to my next guest, new york city public advocate, jumaane williams. jomana. thank you so much for being with us. what a turn of events this past few days. you might, the mayor says that he's not going anywhere. would you support governor hochul using her powers under state law to remove him from office? >> we

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to find out where to go next day i said you were the only number that you can give me my name is ingrid must get a run as owners, so you know, i'm 28 years old and my was clearing minds. you know how to compute must be, that's a relaxing job because you only work 8 hours and half the rest of the day. off is all and all that i was you also just work for 45 minutes such a time. and then the rest for 15, nothing to have me something blow cold. so when you don't work too hard, so how most think days when the sun is very bright, we only work for 35 minutes such a time to avoid fatigue or dizziness. i don't know if i did go. might you say i am halfway because i get to see my daughter every day and help her with her homework. when i get back the scene every day is something that most of h c p value. apart from that handicap international gives you the opportunity to work because of women because being a woman actually makes it very difficult to find the best when we the fees on a community. yeah. now the community sees me very different areas. well, there are some things i'm a bit strange and

also got tv personality ingrid tarrant and top british comedian paul cox.

it is one of adams is closest allies as chief advisor, her name is ingrid lewis-martin she had her phone seized today. her house was searched by state investigators she just got off a plane. i believe a trip from japan made it through customs. they took her phones at the airport. she was speaking out tonight about in a radio interview about what this what she believes is happening. this is what she had to say we are imperfect but when that the u.s. and i do believe that in the end that the new york city public will see that we have not done anything illegal to the magnitude or scale that requires the federal government and the da's office to investigate us know i should note, she was making those comments to the host is her defense attorney, arthur aidala, who our audience would be very familiar with from during the trump trial. >> but what do you make of the fact that this is now ensnared another person in his orbit, potentially, i think this is somewhat it's typical, not surprising when you're doing an investigation as a prosecuting authority, whether it's the federal government or the

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also got tv personality ingrid tarrant and top british comedian paul cox.ws. >> good evening, i'm mark white. the main headlines from the gb news centre. the prime minister will no longer accept donations for clothing after the row over gifts. chancellor rachel reeves and deputy prime minister angela rayner have also announced they will take the same approach moving forward. the move comes as labour seeks to move on from the row over the prime minister and his wife's acceptance of gifts , including clothing from gifts, including clothing from prominent labour donor and peer lord alli. sir keir has accepted around £39,000 from lord alli since december 2019. gb news has learnt that donald trump has given nigel farage some key advice as the reform leader bids to improve his party's chances at the next election. mr farage was speaking to our political edhon was speaking to our political editor, christopher hope, after his keynote speech at the party's annual conference

me, from the extraordinary reign, from this extraordinary queen. >> we do learn from our parents, ingridy points, which i think martin outlined brilliantly. actually, the king does seem to follow on on all of those points. i think despite a difficult couple of years because of health issues, he's done remarkably well . done remarkably well. >> i certainly agree with martin. i think everyone would and i would have said instead of service i would have said duty, which is really the same thing. and i think this is what king charles has taken from his late mother. this sense of duty above all else. so for instance, when charles discovered that he was suffering from cancer, he was determined it wasn't going to stop him. it might have slowed him right down, but it wasn't going to stop him because he still had to continue to do his duty as king. and he . he did duty as king. and he. he did come into a great many difficulties when he ascended the throne , mainly because of the throne, mainly because of his own family. and basically, although prince harry hadn't published his book, spare at the t