British Thought Leaders

To Fix Britain, We Need to Take Back Control of Our Legal System: Steven Barrett

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with barrister, legal commentator, and constitutional expert Steven Barrett to discuss fixing what Barrett believes to be Britain’s bloated laws and rebuilding trust in our legal system. Barrett talks about two-tier justice, Fabian influence on Britain, and why civil justice is becoming less accessible to ordinary Brits.

We Need to Prioritise Stable Families to Improve Our Society: Richard J. Morrissey

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with author Richard J. Morrissey to talk about why we should laud stable families, the damage post-war progressivism has done to young people, and the difficulties faced by young men in modern Britain.
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British Countryside and Farming Suffering at the Whims of Our Politicians: Richard Negus

Conservationist, author, and hedge layer Richard Negus talks to NTD’s Lee Hall about the growing gulf between politicians and British farming. Negus says policy choices such as rewilding or a ban on burning moorland vegetation will have a negative impact on the countryside, and that rural people are not listened to by government scientists.

Westminster Needs to Start Saying 'No' to the Chinese Regime: Chloe Cheung

Chloe Cheung is a 20-year-old Hongkonger living in Britain. She has a HK$1 million bounty on her head from the Hong Kong authorities, who disapprove of her calling for freedom in the city. Cheung talks to NTD’s Lee Hall about how this has changed her life, how the British government can do more to support Hong Kong, and why she’s opposing the proposed Chinese mega-embassy in London.

Our History Should Be Celebrated and Preserved, Not Rewritten: Tom Rowsell

Historian Tom Rowsell talks to NTD’s Lee Hall about the importance of history and the motivation behind his YouTube channel Survive the Jive. Rowsell describes the backlash he received when standing up to attempts to rewrite British history and ban historical terms, and why it’s crucial we don’t allow the past to be rewritten. He also talks about the formation of the English, some of the nation’s greatest figures, and the role religions played in making England what it is today.

Brexit 'Reset' Would See Europe Making Britain's Rules Again: Catherine McBride

Economist and international trade expert Catherine McBride OBE sits down with NTD’s Lee Hall to talk about the British government's plans for a Brexit reset. McBride asks why a sovereign Britain would want to cede its powers to Europe to make rules for trade, food, and agriculture. She also talks about U.S. President Donald Trump’s use of international trade to further America's interests, and why some of the world’s largest economies still trade as developing nations.

Forced Organ Harvesting by China's Killer Doctors: Dr. Harold King

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Dr. Harold King, European director of Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting. King talks about the horrific realities of organs being forcibly taken from innocent people who are left for dead, the massive profits the Chinese regime is making from this, how the international community can stand against it, and what it means for the medical profession when doctors change from healers into killers.

The British Need to Fall in Love With Themselves Again: Yoram Hazony

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with philosopher and author Yoram Hazony to talk about the virtues of nationalism, the damage caused by an establishment that prioritises being part of an international liberal elite, and why Britain needs one hundred Nigel Farages.

Uncovering China's Subversion of the United States From Within: Joshua Philipp

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down in New York’s "Crossroads" studio with host and investigative journalist Joshua Philipp for the second half of this interview. Philipp talks about accidentally uncovering one of the largest Chinese spy networks in the United States, the layers of control and espionage that are used to subvert America, and why years of death threats from the Chinese mafia did not stop him from reporting the truth.

The 'Migrant Crisis' Is a Facilitated, Planned, Taxpayer-Funded Agreement: Joshua Philipp

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down in New York’s "Crossroads" studio with host and investigative journalist Joshua Philipp to talk about his reporting on the border crisis. Philipp says he traveled to the Darién Gap, one of the most dangerous places in the world, to talk to migrants, officials, and even gang members. He reveals a shadowy network run by the United Nations that brings migrants into the United States, often outside of the control of American officials and law enforcement.