and you realize, people like paul mccartney or keith richards, they don't get to just hang that much. laughter ] we're at the studio. we're at nbc. that's what it's like. >> seth: you also did -- speaking of people who are friends and then we got to come up with who are now legends. you did a very cool thing with volkswagen. classic sketch, the californians. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: this is a classic car, which makes sense for a classic sketch. this is the volkswagen i.d. >> the i.d. buzz. >> seth: the i.d. buzz. >> and it was such a great, perfect idea because of course it would be the californians who would be getting directions and driving around california. >> seth: you and bill and kristen always had a real ability to make each other laugh. i think the californians was maybe the best version of that. there were outtakes that volkswagen released because you were having trouble just like doing the business of the commercial, not the performance. >> yes. >> seth: 'cause you had to just like buckle your seat belt. >> quickly. >> seth: yeah. that's the thing with comm

richard purcell, it was a place for people with aids to die. now it's a place for people with hiv to live. >> reporter: paul aguilar moved into marty's place in novemberen he was at his lowest. he was 58 years old and suddenly found himself homeless. he visited his friend and president of marty's place. >> he said you're exactly where you need to be. i said what are you talking about? i'm at marty's place. he said that's where you need to be. >> reporter: members of marty's play say the housing cooperative is facing a attempted eviction by mission action, a nonprofit that ends the property. they say mission action is trying to end their lease five years early leaving the people living there with nowhere to go and ending what is believed to be the only people living with aids or hiv in the country. marty's place changed aguilar's life. >> i got a position with the aging services department. being somebody who was supposed to die at 30 years old, you know, achieving 58 was a fricking miracle, but to be able to work with the community was amazing. >> reporter: it's hard for aguilar to think about the possibility of losing his home. >> the thought of that

richard grenell, has as well. and of course, one of tate's lawyers, paul ingrassia, who fought who represented tate in his human traffickingntly the white house liaison to the department of justice. this is someone who said that the allegations against the tates are essentially fabricated to try and cancel them for because they don't, you know, agree with some woke agenda, supposedly. i mean, this is all part of an attempt, both by the tates themselves and now by members higher up in the trump administration to characterize this human trafficking investigation as some kind of illegitimate political campaign against the tates. >> so, matt, who is andrew tate? what's his story? what's he all about? you've interviewed him. >> andrew tate is a kind of failed reality television star and kickboxer who, in a very short space of time, became one of the most famous people in the world by manipulating the social media algorithms on tiktok and on twitter. social media algorithms which favored controversial content to make himself famous. at one point, he was the most googled man in the world, hugely popular amongst young men across a

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i'm joined by john redwood, former conservative mp and minister, and paul richards, former labour specialer and columnist. alexander, welcome back on to gb news. you wrote a big article yesterday in which you which you asked some questions about the leadership of zelenskyy . and of leadership of zelenskyy. and of course, you know what happened in the oval office at the end of last week. and your view was that zelenskyy had displayed poor diplomatic behaviour. >> i was witnesses there because in this dramatic situation, i was in washington and i can see in this my eyes what happened there. i think it was very predictable because zelenskyy my opinion. zelenskyy doesn't want to sign a disagreement, deal agreement, trade deal agreement. i can say without strong guarantee, military guarantee for protect ukraine after ceasefire that he why he wanted to visit an america and wanted to visit an america and wanted to ask president trump and discuss with him how we can protect ukraine after ceasefire and what can be after we signed and what can be after we signed a great peaceful deal, and what can

i'm joined by john redwood, former conservative mp and minister, and paul richards, former labour specialser and columnist. alexander, welcome back on to gb news. you wrote a big article yesterday in which you which you asked some questions about the leadership of zelenskyy . and of leadership of zelenskyy. and of course, you know what happened in the oval office at the end of last week. and your view was that zelenskyy had displayed poor diplomatic behaviour. >> i was witnesses there because in this dramatic situation, i was in washington and i can see in this my eyes what happened there. i think it was very predictable because zelenskyy my opinion. zelenskyy doesn't want to sign a disagreement, deal agreement, trade deal agreement. i can say without strong guarantee, military guarantee for protect ukraine after ceasefire that he why he wanted to visit an america and wanted to visit an america and wanted to ask president trump and discuss with him how we can protect ukraine after ceasefire and what can be after we signed and what can be after we signed a great peaceful deal, and what can

the journalist and communications adviser linda jubilee, and the former labour special adviser paul richards what the hell is going on in athens? a big two hours coming up, including the first of tomorrow's newspaper front pages. hot off the press. but first, let�*s get your news headlines with sophie reaper. >> thank you. ben. the time is just after 9:00. and these are your latest headlines. earlier on today, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy arrived at downing street for a meeting with sir keir starmer. the british pm was there to greet president zelenskyy as the pair shook hands outside number 10 before entering to begin their bilateral meeting. the ukrainian president is in the uk ahead of a major defence summit in london tomorrow. 0f a major defence summit in london tomorrow. of course, volodymyr zelenskyy�*s arrival in the uk follows his brief meeting in the white house yesterday, in which talks with donald trump descended into a row. the ukrainian president travelled to washington, dc, as he attempted washington, d.c, as he attempted to secure a ceasefire agreement with russia a