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up next getting on the ground takes a look at growing islamophobia in the u.k. . the trump handshake at the g. twenty is now part of history well their meeting appeared to go well both presidents said so moving forward on this bilateral relationship is problematic best are the u.s. and russia destined to be enemies. i'm after a town saying this is going underground as u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson travels to the middle east to try and avert a war in the persian gulf of a car coming up on the show we speak to oscar nominated comedian and write just steve coogan about islamophobia the trip and whether bailing out the past mistakes of the city of london is destroying the future of britain as the government announces de facto pay cuts for school teachers and eleven years to the day the lebanese war began which would end in victory over the u.k. backed israeli we speak to the director and star of the new playtoy celebrating about a poet whose life was turned upside down on that day plus from palestine to britain we speak to an organization that records slim inc

about whether the mainstream media is to blame for a rise in islamophobia tax and this british campaign is lose their bid to block sales to saudi arabia what exactly was u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson doing in comes to mediate the push and gulf crisis all the civil war coming up and today is going underground but first will schoolchildren understand tomorrow's e.u. talks in ukraine will they understand that the e.u. backed government in kiev as we know allied to far right groups associated with anti semitism after ukraine's tragic world war two history that there is a contextual nazi past to this week's ordering by donald trump of u.s. missile warships and hundreds of soldiers to the black sea maybe not here in the u.k. few even realize the historical context behind tourism is billion pound deal with a party recently allied to anti catholic paramilitaries to stay prime minister here for instance is how u.k. school children are educated about northern ireland it says the protestant majority discriminated against catholics and that the ira used terrorist attacks and that the trouble

and now especially left wing politicians mr very much afraid of of being called islamophobia of course you're a austria switzerland you know we are seen an inherently anti muslim agenda in those spaces the rights of muslims are being taken away the freedoms of muslims are being taken away and yet still we have people out there suggesting the same are muslims again preferential treatment. it's an absolute lardy and should be called off for what it is. french president emanuel trying to wow his guest donald trump at this year's bastille day parade he got a marching band to balance out a punchy rendition of french group doth punks hit get lucky don't do that less than impressed by. her. works. well thomas behavior has sometimes triggered waves of indignation both in the media and among the public some commentators think it may have contributed to the fall of his approval ratings yet many of his key policies are not only popular but also similar to those of pretty decisive bamma his ratings at the start of his presidency were sky high well i mean that of their looks at why the two office e

and now especially left wing politicians of almost very much afraid of of being called islamophobia of course you're a austria switzerland you know we are seen an inherently anti muslim agenda and in those spaces the rights of muslims are being taken away the freedoms of muslims are being taken away and yet still we have people out there suggesting a similar muslims again preferential treatment it's an absolute lie and it should be called off a war is. the smaller. djibouti a small country in the horn of africa that often slips through the mainstream international media's radar but this week it made it to the global spotlight and here's why two chinese navy warships left port john john on tuesday to launch beijing's first ever overseas military base in djibouti but out of all places in the world watchability well for starters the tiny african country provides access through the red sea to the suez canal one of the busiest shipping routes in the world another key aspect of djibouti location is its proximity to potential crisis areas namely yemen where saudi arabia is fighting who the

whether the mainstream media is to blame for a rise in islamophobia. and this british campaigners lose their bid to block. what exactly was u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson doing in comes to mediate the push in gold prices. going up at today's going underground but first will schoolchildren understand tomorrow's e.u. talks in ukraine will they understand that the e.u. backed government in kiev as we know allied to far right groups associated with anti semitism after ukraine's tragic world war two history that there is a contextual nazi past to this week's ordering by donald trump of u.s. missile warship.

and now especially left wing politicians oh mr very much afraid of of being called islamophobia of course you're a austria switzerland you know we are seen an inherently anti muslim agenda and in those spaces the rights of muslims are being taken away the freedoms of muslims are being taken away and yet still we have people out there suggesting a similar muslims again preferential treatment it's an absolute lie and it should be called off for what it is. more news after a short break. you don't leave universal basic and when you have an economy around the world that rewards imagination and monetizes free thought free thought free movement of capital and all the intermediary forces go out of business a lot of bankers lose their jobs a lot of politicians lose their job the nation state collapses as we know it and people are free of their money because right now money is a lot freer than people. welcome back the latest syria peace talks in geneva are encouraging at least according to russia's representative he says attitudes towards the syrian president a changing appreciates. jury in the la

and now especially left wing politicians oh mr very much afraid of of being called islamophobia of course you're a austria switzerland you know we are seen an inherently anti muslim agenda and in those spaces the rights of muslims are being taken away the freedoms of muslims are being taken away and yet still we have people out there suggesting a similar muslims again preferential treatment. it's an absolute lardy and it should be called off for what it is. turkey has begun week long commemorations for the failed coup that took place exactly one year ago today in these latest pictures you can see thousands of people marching from neighborhoods in istanbul to the iconic martyrs bridge turkey suffered the bloodiest coup attempt in its history over two hundred fifty were killed more than two thousand injured elements of the military launched operations in major cities to try and topple the government with soldiers and times on the streets of istanbul they were met by counter protesters and loyal soldiers and the attempt was quick use of change. now china is deploying troops to its first over

so much for coming back go on the show before he goes islamophobia your reaction to tory m.p.'s marie morris using the n word symptomatic of something still institutionally bigoted about. i think there is certainly something institutionally that has not been challenged around terminology like this and yes i think there is a challenge around some of the endemic racism around language that is still prevalent we can see in this case i mean what does it say where a tory m.p. things that language like this is acceptable i think in today's world a tory m.p. or a late. and the any m.p. who makes comments like this can't hang on to their job is clear is that you know this is unacceptable and these common should never have been made man she has to face the consequences of this. to tell the statistics having heard about islam of attacks since so called is. up five hundred percent of the island bridge attacks britons responding in exactly the way it is precisely. a sadly this is you and i know this is exactly what they want to separate communities they want muslim communities to feel vict

you want to prevent islamophobia? i want to prevent hate and fights and the clash of civilisations.like to see a museum or something in its place. as we sat down, i wanted to find out why viviana and claudia had joined the movement. for claudia it was something more personal. there are accusations that this is a racist group, an islamophobic group, a group that is linked to neo—nazis. so what do sicilian think of lorenzo and his friends, their movement and views? there are accusations that this is a racist group, an islamophobic group, a group that is linked to neo—nazis. so what do sicilian think of lorenzo and his friends, their movement and views? i wanted to see him in action. lorenzo sees the chance for a bit of pr and tells the man about blocking the ngo ship. but it is notjust ordinary sicilians who feel their voices need to be heard. across italy you see scenes like this. nigerian woman forced into prostitution. it is thought that a staggering 80% of nigerian woman who come to europe are trafficked. three years ago, 1,500 nigerian woman arrived in italy. last year it was mor

islamophobia says her daughter. >> there was a woman that came while my mother was still in the groundth all the blood. she said, band of terrorists -- well done! it is your turn. people can say what they want, but we were affected too. absolutely. correspondent: to avoid the same tragedy from happening again, the siblings set up an association to help those susceptible to radicalization. according to authorities, the attacker had a history of mental illness and was radicalized in a short amount of time. >> they need support from the government, to go out and find the young people that are destabilized, who maybe have family problems or psychiatric problems. these sorts of problems push them to ignorance and isolation. correspondent: the family also hopes that the french president will be able to find ways to keep france's next generations safer from terrorism. sarah: earlier in the day, president macron was in paris for celebrations marking the national holiday. sitting by his side, the u.s. president donald trump, who was the guest of honor. the two leaders seem to have set aside ini

"islamophobia is something that exists." only aware of it, but more conscious that i need to do certain things to try and change it or combat it, where before, i didn't see it so much of an issue. i feel like it's made hate much more tolerable now in our society. for example, my aunt one day was driving and she parked her car, and somebody threw trash at her in her car, and they said, "go back to your country." and she was like, "i was born..." my aunt was born here as well, so it'sjust a lot of ignorance, i feel, and people are taking more pride in it, they feel like it's something they can do and they're not going to get in trouble for. not to be completely negative, i feel like there has been a lot of positivity. at least for me, i have experienced it walking in the street, someone sees me in my hijab, a lot of non—muslims have been like, "wow, you're so brave." there's both sides to it. a lot of love has come out of it, but there's also definitely been a lot of hate, so... how has this affected modest fashion? i personal

believe muslims are integrating into society while the government's accused of failing to fight islamophobia in the media. it's two o'clock here in moscow and you're watching altie international live from our studio with me. welcome to the program. accusations of blackmail of being leveled at c.n.n. after it tracked down the person behind the donald trump wrestling trip which the president tweeted a few days ago the channel is threatening to reveal his identity if he makes another video like the trump one artes and more on has more on the story. so this guy makes a humorous little video and then it blows up someone edited it donald trump found it and posted it on his twitter feed it got millions of views hundreds of thousands of likes and many people had to love c.n.n. did not like being laughed at not one bit they launched a manhunt for the original creator of the video what they did is dog saying it is digging up private information on someone or something and then publishing it could be used for law enforcement for business extortion coercion harassment online shaming and vigilante justic

community if there isn't then the strategy of the muslims is took out call any criticism on them islamophobia and now especially left wing politicians oh mr very much afraid of of being called islam a four week course you're a austria switzerland you know we are seen an inherently anti muslim agenda in those spaces the rights of muslims are being taken away the freedoms of muslims are being taken away and yet still we have people out there suggesting that somehow muslims again preferential treatment it's an absolute lie and should be called off for war is. china is deploying troops to his first overseas military base in djibouti a small east african country already hosts troops from several foreign powers artie's emily soon are explaining the vital strategic importance. two chinese navy warships left to port john john on tuesday to launch beijing's first ever overseas military base in djibouti but out of all places in the world watch your beauty well for starters the tiny african country provides access through the red sea to the suez canal one of the busiest shipping routes in the world anot

against community there isn't the strategy of the muslims is took out call any criticism on them islamophobia. especially left wing politicians very much afraid of of being called islam or for weak question austria switzerland you know we all see an inherently anti muslim agenda in those spaces the rights of muslims are being taken away the freedoms of muslims are being taken away and yet still we are people out there suggesting that some our muslims are getting preferential treatment it's an absolute lie and should be called off for what it is. stunning final rehearsal for one of the world's top shows and away just outside moscow and you can see the live pictures on your screen right now the teams from across the world are taking part in this year's max event called max twenty seventeen at the moment you can see the united arab emirates formation fine tuning their sensational performance and what you'll see also at the actual event is state of the art russian jets and choppers never before showcased aircraft in combat systems being put to the test so just make sure that you cheat in for all

believe muslims are integrating into society while the government's accused of failing to fight islamophobia in the media. and come to reportedly set to pay a multi-million dollar compensation to a former guantanamo bay prison convicted murderer for being tortured during his detention. in morning on wednesday here in moscow thanks for joining us this is r.t. international. two days now to go before the g. twenty summit begins in hamburg it seems world leaders aren't going to get the warmest open welcomes the host cities already been engulfed in protests. i i. policed dispersing the crowd was fully about the riot pepper spray and water cannons rule so used against the anticapitalist activists officers have created which protesters set up in one of the city's parks all several of them we understand were arrested a peter all of reports. police everybody had been prepared for a large scale demonstrations and violence over the coming days as protest is a right for the g. twenty but this one really caught a lot of people by surprise and it seems to have come about through the she had a number of.

believe muslims are integrated into society while the government's accused of failing to fight islamophobia in the media. and c.n.n. blackmailing the posting responsible for creating the president. threatening to reveal his identity if he does such a thing again. a worldwide news headlines live from moscow news team here a very warm welcome to you. with two days to go now before the g twenty summit begins in seems world leaders on going to get the warmest of welcomes the host cities already been protests. least dispersing the crowd were fully. pepper spray and water cannons were also used against the anticapitalist activists have also cleared protesters set up in one of the city's parks while several of them we understand were arrested correspondent peter all of us has been closely following the story. police everybody is being prepared for a large scale demonstrations and violence over the coming days as protest as a rifle the g twenty but this one really. quite a lot of people by surprise and it seems to have come about through the sheer number of people that have turned up to protest aga

manchester bombing that killed 22 people, greater manchester police have recorded 224 incidents of islamophobiahave recorded a rise in hate crime, the impact is felt not just by rise in hate crime, the impact is felt notjust by the victim but entire communities. greater manchester police take hate crime seriously and investigate all reports and there will be extra patrols in the community to reassure residents. worshippers say they will not be forced out by a minority. their faith is strong not be forced out by a minority. theirfaith is strong but not be forced out by a minority. their faith is strong but so not be forced out by a minority. theirfaith is strong but so is not be forced out by a minority. their faith is strong but so is the fear they feel. england's cricketers have been thrashed by south africa, in the second test at trent bridge. set a world record total of 474 to win, the hosts collapsed to 133 all out, losing by 340 runs with more than a day to spare. it was new captainjoe root‘s first taste of defeat. the series is now tied at one—all. there's been more success for british at

like stepping back into the fifth century, so i think that was the beginning, the roots of the islamophobiaked about in the campaign, what people wanted to hear, the republican base, they don't want to hear about milton freeman economics and free trade and entitlement reform, the kind of stuff paul ryan talks about. they wanted to hear abo-- is th kind of an american expediency? >> i think what trump sees in the bannon vision is not a philosophy or an intellectual underw underpinning for trump's ideas. the idea of america first nationalism. who could be against that? and trump with his salesman skills was able to distinguish himself from what bannon and what trump would consider the globalist pro free trade, hawkish, orthodox republicanism that characterized the views of the other 16 candidates more or less in the gop election. and what trump did and bannon certainly helped this was to practice a kind of political arbitrage, he understood that the policies being offered and pushed by the republican matter leaders no longer met the needs of the party's white working class, increasingly rural

they are so desperate to sell islamophobia, they are creating a firestorm around this raj difficult with no facts. instead of wasting their time fact checking the president, maybe they should start fact checking themselves. the president making good on his promise to make america safe again. some say senate democrats are unlikely to get behind kate's law and the new sanctuary city's bill. and republicans need to put pressure on democrats to make sure that doesn't happen. joining me to discuss this very controversial topic whose son was killed by an illegal immigrant. your son, a tragic situation, his name is dominic. there is an illegal immigrant had been deported, crossed back over the border, then killed your son in a car and was barely punished. it just breaks my heart hearing about this. is kate's law something that you are behind because kate's law would have prevented this tragedy in your family. >> i'm behind any law that will help keep illegals out of this country and from killing and harming our loved ones and costing us billions of dollars. i wish kate' law wouldn't exist becau

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he's blaming it on islamophobia. same ultrabright pizza gate media, anti-muslim bigotry looking into this. jane sanders blaming it on sexism, maybe you did something wrong here. >> dana: you are the most common sense of all all of us. >> dana: >> tom: this is a famiy values story. awan, $2 million from the federal government? >> dana: between the years of 2003 and now. >> tom: it's plenty of money. i could enroll my daughters and some i.t. classes. >> dana: that's true. actually we need more i.t. people. it's beauty when the fbi stop this man at the airport, they did not arrest him on any national security charge. it wasn't bank fraud, a primary residence but it was in fact for a rental property. the lawyer saying that may be just a placeholder and they do have subsequent charges but -- >> dana: that's usually how it works. >> lisa: i can guarantee they didn't arrest him because they were islamophobic. >> dana: i would agree with that. there's a big new jobs announcement from the white house, we will tell you all abo

he comes and he says that islam hates us, these contradictions of the president at the front of islamophobia. >> laura: we are not in a mosque here. you're not preaching. it's a question. youu just brought up the mercifl point. does she sound merciful to you? >> you should talk with linda herself. i'm not a representative of linda. but the word of that you mentioned i'm saying is up to interpretation. >> laura: so they don't have a duty. >> is about muslim and non-muslim interaction and by the way, it's not on linda's position. lots of other americans are disappointed in that administration. >> laura: welcome to the club. everybody disappointed all the time. we don't hear immigrant groups coming to the united states traditionally saying we will not assimilate. that is not in the last 50 year years. let's get brigitta in here. we went way too long. what frustrates me is i know muslim americans who hear this and they go crazy. she does not represent us, and they hate hearing her words because it is not representative of what they believe and the chronic they believe. she doesn't want to assimi

but here in theseer united states of america, where you have fascists and white supremacists and islamophobiahe white house. >> greg: yeah. if that is a role model, all this freedom talk must be sickening. hearing a leader talking about protecting an idea, not an identity. how patriotism matters, not just pigment. a man despised by coddled undergrads who think a nipple ring is an achievement. >> kimberly: oh, my god. >> greg: it might not hurt to read his speech in a quiet room, divorced from the voice you think you hate. you might learn that personal freedom is about safe spaces for everyone.ee not just you. so, dana, it sounded like an alt-right manifesto. technically, all of our ancestors that fought world war ii are alt-right. >> dana: it's interesting to look at everyone's perspective. i think everyone on the left had a preconceived notion about what it would be. they were going to say it no matter what. they didn't actually listen to this b speech. they are beyond listening. one of the things i liked about what president trump was talking edabout was how you shouldn't underestimate ideo

so i think that was the beginning, that the roots of the islamophobia that has characterized his politics trump seems to have understood like a good salesman during the campaign that what people wanted to hear out in the -- on the hustings, the republican base, they don't want to hear about milton friedman economics and free trade and entitlement reform, the kind of stuff paul ryan talks about. they wanted to hear about mexicans, muslims, chinese people. so does he buy into the bannon vision, or is this just a convenient kind of marriage of expediency? >> i think he does to an extent but i think what trump sees in the bannon vision is not a philosophy or an intellectual underpinning for trump's own ideas. i think what he sees is a powerful and effective campaign slogan. the idea of america first nationalism. well, who could be against that? and trump, with his salesman skills, was able to distinguish himself from what bannon, what trump would consider the globalist pro free trade hawkish orthodox republicanism that characterized the views of the other 16 candidates more or less in the gop

. >> luger: we have to work with all minnesotans to combat islamophobia, because racial bigotry and religioushe isil narrative, and we've got to stop it. >> pelley: how does it help? >> luger: you listen to these young men, and they're hearing a message that says, "you're not wanted in the west." so when a mother is beaten in a restaurant, which happened last year here, simply because she was somali, had a beer mug smashed across her face and told, "go home" in front of little kids, that helps that isil narrative. >> pelley: was she an american citizen? >> luger: yes. >> pelley: and her kids were too? >> luger: yes. >> pelley: and so when the person said, "go home"? >> luger: the kids said, "what do they mean? we just want to eat at applebee's." >> pelley: andrew luger prosecuted nine of warsame's group. four had been intercepted at j.f.k. airport in new york on their way to syria. warsame and five others pled guilty to supporting a terrorist organization. >> warsame: i pled guilty because i knew i was guilty. and i knew what i did was wrong. >> pelley: another who pled guilty was zacharia ab

and behind this anti-turkey mood, i see it in the liberal is what i would say , orientalist, islamophobia slant that takes a role. but we also need to question our self. yes, we have a major freedom of speech issue in the country. this is, i am again hoping, it will not be permanent. i think turkey has a major crisis right now. turkey did have a crisis in the past, as well. turkey usually muddles true. i'm hoping we will overcome with the support of the domestic forces in the country and some external support from outside, as well. >> think you very much. take you to the catalyst -- panaelists. [applause] >> we will take a five-minute break before setting the stage for the keynote.

weeks alone, events have shown that actually there is a significant increase on this issue of islamophobia muslim in the same way anti—semitic attacks are recorded. it is in significantly new in that sense, but we must also make sure british muslims understand that the attacks against them at this particular moment are being taken very seriously. you said at prevent, what is also difficult we are asking about, not just an what is also difficult we are asking about, notjust an independent review, we are saying the prevent strategy tries to achieve is important but there is a lack of confidence and a lack of people's belief, that it's not british muslims that are being attacked by this strategy. the only way to get that confidence back is if there is an independent panel to look at aspects in schools, the health service, and in wider society to be to give confidence to a strategy that we think is important and must succeed. the i/o and the muslim can honestly —— but there are elements in the muslim immunity, small elements, it must be said, to try to muddy the water, how do you deal with tha

it is wrong and it is immoral and it is helping to fuel the stigma associated with islam and islamophobiand anti-muslim aid. we see people attacked because of their faith. in my own state of minnesota, a was beaten inn the face with a beer mug. she was severely injured. she forgave her attacker, but it is stuff like this that fuels and set a totone and a tempo whe injuries like that can occur. it happens all over the country. i think once you ask congress to direct the department of defense to single out and scrutinize one religion to the exclusive of others, you're basically promoting anti-muslim sentiment. on therelax consequences ground. plus, i believe it is unconstitutional. by merging a strong no boat and asking my colleagues to say, even if you don't agree with me, would you please stand with your oath to of hold the constitution ? it is a bad thing and we are trying to stand against itit. amy: let me turn to the case of philando castile. the city of saint t anthony will pay nearly $3 million to the family of plaintiff castile to settle a wrongful death lawsuit, less than two weeks