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. >> that's nativism or xena phobia or worse or cynicism. >> the relationship between our three countries goes far deeper than any individual leaders. >> reporter: concerns internationally and here at home about trump's policies. like his renewed call for torture against terrorists. >> you can do anything you want and the more vicious you are the better. so we can't do waterboarding, which is -- it's not the nicest thing but peanuts compared to many alternatives, right? >> now, new backlash within his own party. senator john mccain, a former prisoner of war. >> it's not the united states of america, it's not what we are all about. it's not what we are. >> reporter: for months, after paris and san bernardino and after orlando, trump stuck to his strategy, take the toughest line on terror and don't back down. he's doing it again now. >> you have to fight fire with fire. >> reporter: by contrast, hillary clinton staying off camera, releasing only a written response emphasizing solidarity with turkey and cooperation with allies, part of their strategy to be more deliberate, a topic she trails

xena, the warrior princess, plus phobia, the greek god of fear. , no xenophobia is actually a word.lease won't. >> jordan: keep your knickers on, yeah? prime minister david cameron's loik, "but we cahn' t leave the e.u.!" the conservatives are loik, "oh, do shut up! we're in powah you! hold the vote!" "fine! i say, chaps, yea or ney?" and the bri'sh people go, "(bleep) the e.u.! brexit!" now let's go take the piss out of some footie! >> larry: okay. well, thanks for clearing all that up for us! >> yeah! >> larry: culturally suspect chimney sweep nigel crumpetberry, everybody! (cheers and applause) uh, nigel, you should really get a dental plan. so the people of the united kingdom voted for brexit, but c'mon, it can't be all that bad. >> a weekend of turmoil after the prime minister said he will step down. >> the pound continues to plummet against the dollar. >> stock markets in europe continue to fall this morning. >> between today and friday, $2 trillion of global wealth has evaporated. >> larry: evaporated? no, water evaporates, milk evaporates. money doesn't evaporate -- somebody

. >> it's very striking to me in the political atmosphere that we're in, even xena phobia we see andthe fear of muslims we see sometimes in this country to see a moving service like this where islam is front and center in the most peaceful, ordinary way. incredibly moving and i think important for us all to see. >> this is alessandra ali dinicola. >> -- i'd like for them to say, he took a few cups of love, he took one tablespoon of patience, one teaspoon of generosity, one pint of kindness, he took one quart of laughter, one pinch of concern and he mixed this with happiness and added lots of faith and he stirred it up well. that he spread it over a span of the lifetime, and he served it to each and every person he met. thank you. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, natasha mukkur. i am truly honored and humble to be here and would like to thank the ali center and ali family for give meing me the turnopporo speak and echo the voice that muhammad ali has given me. so let me tell you a story about a man. a man who refused to believe that relate reality was limita achieve the possible.

. >> reporter: xena lost a friend in the pulse nightclub massacre and was at the stonewall riots in 1969. she marchs in the parade every be frightened. we have to come out in force, bigger than last year, bigger than they very seen. >> reporter: as harlem pride got underway, a new video was shown publicly for the first time. outside of the stonewall inn, a signed of thanks. >> it feels just like another form of acknowledgment. >> reporter: people stopped by observing a memorial that continues to grow in the wake of the orlando shooting. this as preparations are what is expected to be the largest pride parade in the history of the event. >> now, the community is stronger. so ... you know, love conquers all. >> reporter: the parade will begin at noon tomorrow. but first, a moment of silence. mallory hoff, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you mallory. we have more on the pride events this weekend and the march route on our abc7ny.com news app. >>> breaking news in new jersey say a six- year-old boy accidentally shot his four-year-old brother in the head while playing with his mother's gu

to do the same thing in the us, take the core message instead of filtering it through the lens of xenaphobia, filter it through the economic argument, you can't have open borders and the welfare state. and they are really horrible and we can do better. you can make an economic argument like they did and he may prevail as they have. charles: connell: a number of the people are on the show with us, deirdre and lauren and charles payne. charles: not nice to my fellow guests. connell: if you could wrap up. 7:00 tonight. charles payne took a minute to come back. charlie's argument, you did catch the end of it, donald trump can take advantage of this but he needs to learn trump should learn from the way they ran their campaign, what do you make of that? >> reporter: this is an economic argument, what has made it worse, what hampers it and i find it interesting charlie brought up having an open border with the welfare state, one of the biggest problems, let's be frank about this. you don't have to pay -- take low-paying jobs with all programs out there. programs at up to $60,000 a year in haw

xena phobia, anti-immigrant sentiment flashing up in great britain and throughout europe has parallelsister trump has been trying to stir up here. how do you feel about that? >> that is leveled at every leave voter, you are a racist, fundamentally you are stupid. i don't think i am any of those things. we are not sick or stupid a racist. we want to see the briton we used to know. we do not live in the united kingdom, we live in ghetto kingdom, there are ghettos of different cultures, multiculturalism has not worked in the uk. we want to you are spot on. if they do have a referendum i believe france will be next to go. i see great britain as having led the way, some certainty, we split that third domino in a line the cascades across europe and i think the eu is finished. stuart: that is a good out q. katie hopkins, thanks for joining us. always a pleasure. next case, next subject, hillary clinton and her trust issues. you were a bernie supporters, you jumped ship and went to donald trump. you didn't stop in the middle with hillary. is that because she has trust issues? is that the reaso