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Welcome to hardtalk, im stephen sackur. holding governments to account for their abuses of human rights is hard. it requires focused, forensic investigation, impartiality, and no little courage. for six decades, amnesty international has been advocating for prisoners of conscience in the face of state repression. but in recent times, its both broadened its focus, and faced unprecedented criticism. my guest is agnes callamard, secretary general of amnesty international. is amnesty facing a credib...

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>> we are out of time. i love you america. >> fair an, balanced and unafraid. ♪ >> laura: hey, everyone im >> laura: im laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. from hunter art scam to joes rabied dogs to contender vivek ramaswamy, we have it all tonight. first conflict and corruption is the focus of tonights "the ingraham angle." drip, drip, drip. everyday it seems important details trickle out about the source of bidens finances. today we have potential in

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Agnes callamard, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. im sure you would agree that amnesty�*s international reputation depends upon impartiality, independence, the rigour of your research. how do you think amnesty�*s reputation stands across the world right now? look, based on the various travels i am doing in africa, latin america, asia, our reputation stands very high and firm. people from very remote areas, all the way to political leaders know that they can count on us

Welcome to hardtalk, im stephen sackur. holding governments to account for their abuses of human rights is hard. it requires focused, forensic investigation, impartiality, and no little courage. for six decades, amnesty international has been advocating for prisoners of conscience in the face of state repression. but in recent times, its both broadened its focus, and faced unprecedented criticism. my guest is agnes callamard, secretary general of amnesty international. is amnesty facing a credib...

>> greg: and i want to let everybody know, if youre looking through that book, that i licked every cover. [laughter] >> greg: thanks to emily compagno, she got a book, matt whitaker, jim norton, kat timpf, our studio >> laura: hey, everyone, im laura ingraham. this is the ingle angle from washington tonight. thanks for joining us on a very busy monday. the lies that blind. thats the focus o tonights angle. f tonights angle. all right, joe biden is th joe biden is a congenital liar, about little ...