did not accept the word islamaphobic.t to criticise ideas and religions are ideas. why am i not allowed to criticise that? there is a big difference between criticising ideas and criticising people. as a feminist, that instance, i am against the veil, the me it is a sexist costume but it does not mean i hate individually every veiled woman and deny her that the rights asa human woman and deny her that the rights as a human being. there is a huge difference between criticising ideas and people. you make it sound so simple but it is complicated to an peak the two parts of that. let me quote you words that seem relevant, timothy winter, who changed his name because he converted to its name. he works at cambridge university, a director of religious studies and he says scorning the profit in the way he sees it yours and some other writings, goes beyond free speech and it is an act of violence and he co m pa res and it is an act of violence and he compares it to the days of nazi terror when cartoons supplied a narrative with je

. >> reporter: a researcher says the immigration campaign -- >> they're racist, islamaphobic.hey're appoint semitic, homophobic, goes well beyond saying it's just about >> reporter: hints of sentiments reemerging. a rather interesting display of books here. homo terror. about the jewish lobby in poland. on this day, there aren't crowds clamoring for these books. and despite the strong showing, these demonstrators remain in the minority for now. yet, with every chant, every footstep and every tweet, their message is growing louder. i'm james longman in warsaw. >>u >> our thanks to james longman there. >>> and the world war ii veteran they're calling the running man. >> and he's only 100 years young. >> that's it? >> you're watching "world news now" reason, i decided to go for a little run. so i ran till the end of the road. and when i got there, i thought maybe i'd run to the end of town. >> that famous scene from one of my favorite movies "forrest gump", could have been written about orville rogers. >> he decided to go for a run one day when he was 50 years old, and 50 years l

molestation is not enough to drive you away from roy moore, you have the fact that he is a homophobe, islamaphobe. he is playing stupid. look, this is going to be up to alabama voters. the reason the rest of us have a right to opine on this, let's remember this going to the u.s. senate. his salary will be paid by taxpayers. he will vote on things like civil rights, like women's rights, violence against women. he is going to be voting on things like hate crime legislation. this man is just not fit. he is not just fit. alaba alaba alabama ans will have a chance next year. this is a short-term thing. americans say we implore you. don't straddle us with this man who has such an unfit character. think of the message you are sending to the many, many women we have seen victims of sexual harassment, much more than anybody else in this country. what message are we sending to those young girls, to those women who have endured sexual harassment throughout their lifetime. >> ed, in 2005, he was on c-span2. here's his quote. homosexual conduct should be illegal, yes. times have changed. here we are in 2017.

. >> the ideas are fundamentally rooted in racist, islamaphobic.i-semitic, homophobic, goes well beyond saying it's just about immigration. >> reporter: hints of sentiments re-emerging. a rather interesting display of books here. one here called "homo terror". about the jewish lobby in poland. on this day, there aren't crowds clamoring for these books. and despite the strong showing, at this independence rally, these demonstrators remain in the minority for now. yet, with every chant, every footstep and every tweet, their message is growing louder. i'm james longman in warsaw. >> our thanks to james longman there. >>> coming up, the world war ii veteran they are calling the running man. >> and he's only 100 years young. >> that's it? >> we'll have his story straight ahead. you're watching "world news now." his story straight ahead. you're watching "world news now." now" >>> that day, for no particular reason, i decided to go for a >>> that day, for no particular reason, i decided to go for a little run. so i ran till the end of the road. and when i

ribbon around that offer of cooperation if you're tweeting at the highest levels rogue, vile, islamaphobic, pseudo videos that demean and degrade people of faith in the islamic world. and as i said this isn't just my opinion. the prime minister of great britain condemned it. the parliament, numerous members on both labor, conservative side of the aisle condemned it in parliament because it was sort of one of those rogue blog sites in great britain and he liked it. this is not ancient history. this happened in the last 10 days. so there are real consequences in terms of foreign policy when you do that. if i was a foreign minister i'd certainly wonder how entirely reliable the united states is if that's their real attitude. and will i be burned by that tomorrow? or next week or whatever it might be? with arespect to europe i don't think riltser the same. we're not tweeting against bavaria. and how awful they are and we shouldn't cooperate with them or something. however, as you know since this administration there was a compromise of intelligence that infuriated the german government. we've