is it just is it right you're watching the neil oliver show on gb news. don't go anywhere. warm welcome back to the neil oliver show with me. darren grimes filling in for the man himself. now, anne robinson, she's a woman that amassed a £50 million fortune as the queen of mean on british telly. just goes to show how being horrible can actually pay. but the tv legend has given it all away to her family, and that's in order, folks, to avoid handing it over to hmrc in the form of inheritance tax, and says that she'd rather her children enjoy the money now while she's still alive. so i'm asking the question is inheritance tax fair? is it laudable? is it right? and does it actually generate that much money for the taxpayer? well, joining me to discuss this is the economist catherine mcbride . and catherine mcbride. and catherine, a pleasure to have your company. thank you very much. what's your view? i mean, is inheritance tax actually a big fund raiser for the treasury because it actually causes a fair amount of heartbreak for a lot of families, does it not? >> yes. and it's a

you're watching the neil oliver show on gb news. t go away. >> welcome back to the neil oliver show . oliver show. >> professor richard werner understands perhaps better than just about anyone else, where money comes from. who creates it, and why the banks have so much power over our lives . much power over our lives. welcome to the show, professor. >> hello. thanks for having me on the show , we keep hearing as on the show, we keep hearing as a population , year after year, a population, year after year, decade after decade, almost about imminent financial crash and burn. but somehow or other, it's averted and avoided it. in your opinion, will the crash ever come? and if so, when ? ever come? and if so, when? >> well, i thought that's one of the certainties that we can be quite sure of that, we will get another financial crisis. if you look at the track record of the central planners, the more power we've given them over the past half century steadily, gradually, given more power to the central planners in charge of the banking syst

you're watching the neil oliver show on gb news. r show. i'm now continuing my debate about whether or not we had a global pandemic of something called covid. both nick hudson and doctor malcolm kendnck nick hudson and doctor malcolm kendrick are joining me, staying with me. if i can stay with you, doctor kendrick , why? why wasn't doctor kendrick, why? why wasn't it visible without the testing? you're a you're a front line carer, but i would i would contend that the experience was that there was nothing to see except the daily reporting by politician and around the clock about the results of pcr testing. >> well, i think that, clearly, it's very difficult to diagnose a disease if you don't have a specific test for it and one specific, specific test comes along. and these arguments are , along. and these arguments are, i would agree with a number of them. but i would say speaking i was on the ground. i was actually going into nursing homes daily, and dealing with elderly people in intermediate care daily. and, and the specifically, i

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welcome to the neil oliver show on gb news tv online and on your radio sets.he pandemic, and who has given evidence as part of the inquiry. on monday , a final high court on monday, a final high court judgement takes place regarding juuan judgement takes place regarding julian assange's appeal. will he be extradited to the us? all of that, plus plenty of discussion and opinion from my panellist, journalist and presenter jasmine birtles. but first of all, an update on the news headlines . update on the news headlines. >> very good evening to you . >> very good evening to you. it's just after 6:00. i'm sam francis, the latest from the newsroom this hour.

sponsors of weather on good evening, fellow travellers, and welcome to the neil oliver show on gb newsanda, a group set up in april 2020 to look at the global reaction to covid. i'll be asking him whether there actually was a pandemic at all. joining us in this debate will be scottish author and speaker

and a very warm welcome along to the neil oliver show on gb news tv, online and digital radio. , darren grimes, accent. it's me, darren grimes, in the chair this week as neil enjoys a well—earned break. now this week, i'll be asking, is inheritance tax actually a fair tax ? and does it actually make tax? and does it actually make as much money for the treasury as much money for the treasury as you might expect? and as we're now in the run up to the general