to say during his ceremony when he said islamophobia and. your reaction to the. he's absolutely right people used to dismiss islamophobia and all sorts of spurious grounds but basically suggesting it was an exaggerated sensitivity didn't do any harm prime minister once infamously said tony abbott said that islamophobia never killed anyone he's retracted that comment what we saw on friday was an irrational fear that led to hatred and that hatred led to violence that's what islam is why there is in the worst case and in the wake of that attack what we've seen so far is the prime minister of new zealand announcing these new changes to gun laws but how is new zealand and australia where the gunman was from going to combat and tackle islamophobia. well we have seen that response to tackling islamophobia immediately on the attack the sense of solidarity expressed that they see a spontaneous compassion the horror shared that the loss of humanity the strong words from private prime minister just into the all of these things a part of tackling islamophobia islamophobia sa

islamophobia. baroness warsi joins me now. why do you say that?say that? i have been raising this issue for over three years. i have raised it with three years. i have raised it with three successive chairmen, i wrote to the prime minister about it nearly two years ago. i have submitted a plethora of cases, brought these to the attention of the party, and yet the party continues to be in denial about the extent of the problem. what do they say when you cite cases? that they will deal with cases as they arise, but they have not dealt with members of parliament who retweeted tommy robinson, who made islamophobic comments, who how's it —— who hosted islamophobics in the parliament. they have not dealt with candidates who have made vile comments like, muslims should not be in public life, should be removed from our schools, should be thrown off bridges, should be deported simply for raising the issue if —— make the issue of islamophobia. it goes on, linked groups, members, there is no sense of transparency about the process, [10 sense of transparency

islamophobia — is it a mirror image of the hate message that drivesjihadi terror?why don't you start us off? in some ways, you could say there are things in common between these two movements in the way people are radicalised through the internet, social media, the way they are getting to disaffected people for all reasons, especially the young but we have to be careful talking about mirrors because the way these things are talked about is very different. white supremacist attacks have been credited to lone actors in america, butjihadi terror is always seen as a worldwide conspiracy and you have to think about the difference. you can trace the white supremacist all the way back to colonialism and the aryan myth and more recently tojim crow and the american south, the book the great replacement which was referred to by the shooter in new zealand, the title of his manifesto as part of a very sense of white anxiety and threat all over the west. i think they are very different even though some of the methods of radicalisation are the same. ian, you have come back from

islamophobia: is it a mirror image of the hate message that drivesjihadi terror? maria, why don't you start us off? in some ways you could say there are things in common between these two movements in the way people are radicalised through the internet, the way they are getting the two disaffected people for other reasons, especially young but we have to be careful talking about mirrors because the way these things are talked about is very different. white supremacist attacks have been attempted to loan both actors in america, but hasjihadis attempted to loan both actors in america, but has jihadis terrors are seen america, but has jihadis terrors are seen as a america, but has jihadis terrors are seen as a worldwide conspiracy and you have to think about the difference. you can trace the white supremacist all the way back to colonialism and the aryan myth and more recently to the american south, the book the great replacement which was referred to by the shooter and new zealand, the title of his ma nifesto new zealand, the title of his manifesto as part of a very

when we come back, we will look at islamophobia and white supremacy. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we're continuing our coverage of friday's massacre in new zealand when a white supremacist gunman shot dead 50 muslim worshipers at two mosques in christchurch. we turn now to president trump's response to the attacks. on friday was asked about the increasing threat of white nationalism. >> white nationalism andnd the rising t threat around the worl? pres. trump: i don't really. i think it is a small group of people that have very, very serious problems. i guguess if you look at what happen in new zealand, perhaps that is the case. i don't know enough about it yet. they are just learning about the person and the people involved. but it is certainly a terrible thing. amy: on the same day of the massacre in new zealand, friday, president trump signed h his fit presesidential veto after lawmakers in both houses of congress voted in favor of a resolution reversing trump'

and former conservative chair, baroness warsi, accuses her party of being in denial about islamophobiack to brussels for the brexit secretary and the attorney—general, as they try to negotiate legally—binding changes to theresa may's wihdrawal agreement. it's 5 o'clock. our main story is that in the past half hour, the metropolitan police counter terrorism command has confirmed that three small improvised explosive devices, were found at buildings at heathrow airport, london city airport and waterloo train station. the devices, at this early stage of the investigation, appeared capable of igniting a small fire when opened. police are treating the incidents as a linked series, and they're an keeping open mind regarding motives. no arrests have been made. our correspondent robert hall is at waterloo station. what can you tell us? the cordons have just come what can you tell us? the cordons havejust come down, what can you tell us? the cordons have just come down, bearing what can you tell us? the cordons havejust come down, bearing in mind this incident happened in the middle of the morn

on islamophobia and there still is kind of forbes islamophobia comments made against islam and muslims very blatantly as though it's part of the nature of democracy you know so that people are able to sort of stand and say i'm speaking because i'm entitled to make free speech is without realizing what the consequence is and the consequence is the attacks on birmingham match it so i think that we have to be very very seriously responsible i also want to tell you that on the day that we had a debate on the summer phobia few weeks ago tom robinson visited that same afternoon and a number of us are right yeah yeah absolutely and he's well known he's been you know indicted for it and yet he visits the how those houses of parliament the heart of democracy on the same day to say as though well you know you do not matter is some of you know some of phobia doesn't matter and the reason i think we're speaking up so often we're having to speak up so often is because our government is so far behind and so much in the dark ages in terms of addressing hatred we have to take it seriously when somebod

provide full analysis yet it comes at a time when there is an environment around the world of islamophobia of a kind of hatred again against muslim and many western countries there are elections that lead to right wing extremist government to reach power in europe there's a behavior in washington that is clearly i mean in some met many times portrayed as white supremacist extreme right wing trump administration that is always you know expressing words that are an ethical against muslims creating a general stereotypes that muslims are connected with terrorism and this actually creates more of a collective motives and motives for people who ignore and about things and would actually think that muslims are the reasons behind terrorism and the rise of isis that is using islamic ideology in a kind of a twisted way to mobilize people and create mayhem isis at this point is. as your report just said is there are still some pockets. in syria and iraq is this connected is this related to the group. found this identified this is to have received the group is actually. a short mark that these people

stop so seeing that something like this is happening and it was to them via radio that we we flow islamophobia and racism and xenophobia is something just something to happen in america happening but it's here and it is dangerous this center is providing information and psychological support to friends and relatives who still don't know the fate of their loved ones. is one of those awaiting news she says the attacks will change new zealand forever. i think tank is the new delhi gathering to be. more spit on the focus is on the a community and the seas and i believe these are some secluded down to the bone the authorities here are still on high alert this is one of the two mosques where dozens were murdered as they met to pray on friday afternoon. as you can see the area has been heavily cordoned off and authorities have warned other mosques to keep their doors closed as investigations are under way but you can also see from the number of people here how deeply this is upset the local community in a city that is usually a quiet and peaceful place i spoke to people who told me they cried all nig

donald trump is islamophobic -- we're talking about islamophobia. the world's worst sits in the whiteta house. >> laura: you heard a lot of that in the wake of that horrific attack in christ church in new zealand and two mosques. when we saw they were targeted, chelsea clinton, all this grief at a friday night vigil, it's not just the president that's in their sights. radicals on the left are using a horrific tragedy to turn the page on anti-semitic tropes, and this is perhaps best exemplified by activist linda sarsour, who tweeted "i'm triggered for those who piled on representative omar, now giving condolences to this community." now putting all of this into perspective, two scholars, two muslim reformers, a co-founder of the muslim reform movement. this deal with going after chelsea clinton last week, what was that? >> it was right out of the tool box of this network, this global network that wants to collect wounds in order to justify more demands on the left. we call them wound collectors because -- >> laura: wound collectors, i like that. >> i

leader of the house andrea that emerged as a figure that said islamophobia the foreign office should worry about that there are british muslims as well about let's go do something irish not the backstop i should just say the inquiry has been going on this week ten deaths of course their witness and ninety seven lance corporal in b. company two barracks truly frightening experience he's base came under heavy and sustained fire by ira gunman so this is the unnamed lance corporal in that investigation what will been on bloody sunday. this is about that's right accusation and counter-accusations and once again jeremy corbett come right into this by saying i think fairly clearly in the express corbin sparks theory as he says bloody sunday soldiers should face prosecution this is cause death serious reaction from the right wing but what he's actually saying is in line with what you've discussed about that lance corporal there should be an investigation and there could be a criminal investigation as to gauge of the bloody sunday was there was an investigation but it could be a criminal inve

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the un secretary general says there's an urgent need to counter islamophobia.christchurch has sent ripples of fear amongst muslims across the globe. and it's notjust in new zealand that muslims are now rethinking their security. caroline hawley, bbc news. do stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: president trump issues his first veto, striking down a congressional effort to stop his national emergency on the southern border. today, we have closed the book on apartheid and that chapter. more than 3,000 subway passengers were affected. nausea, bleeding, headaches and a dimming of vision — all of this caused by an apparently organised attack. the trophy itself was on the pedestal in the middle of the cabinet here. this was an international trophy and we understand now that the search for it has become an international search. above all, this was a triumph for the christian democrats of the west, offering reunification as quickly as possible, and that's what the voters wanted. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: new zealand prime minister jacinda

islamophobia report.joining us from vienna come austria. in washington, d.c. qasim , rashid, human rights activist, lawyer and author of multiple books including "the wrong kind of muslim and extremist: a response to geert wilders & terrorists everywhere." welcome to democracy now! farid hafez, can you respond to this horror that has taken place them at this terrorist attack in new zealaland on two majoror mos in christchuhuh? >> let me begin like this. a bitit of a crazy y story. yeststerday evening when i first got this news, i w was just plplanning to share to faceboook and twtwitter. i i did not really give it m muh more attenention u until i reald today the whohole mededia was fl of i it, whichch is absolutely right. but i r realized the reason whyi did not pay more a attention tot was because it didid not really surprised me. i think we shohould not at all look at this incident as an isolated new zealand incident because we know that today in our western democracies, islamophobia has become the main

we will need to ask questions about where we sit on right—wing extremism and islamophobia.ian is — and i must say, there are politicians here in australia here in australia like fraser anning and pauline hanson, and liberal politicians like like like george christensen and peter dutton. they have been dog whistling, and some hope that this anti—immigrant sensation would win votes for them, and i think that is disgusting. we need to have a serious conversation now. and if we do not have it now, then when? these questions need to be answered now. thank you so much for your time and for discussing these issues. thank you for talking to me. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: president trump issues his first veto, striking down a congressional effort to stop his national emergency on the southern border. today, we have closed the book on apartheid and that chapter. more than 3,000 subway passengers were affected. nausea, bleeding, headaches and a dimming of vision — all of this caused by an apparently organised attack. the trophy itself was on the pedestal in the middle of

islamophobia.dmitted to the party after a series of anti—islamic tweets, one of them saying islam is like alcoholism, the first step to recovery is to admit you have a problem. despite that, he was readmitted and allowed to stand as a council candidate. this lunchtime he has decided to stand down from that position and resigned from the conservative party, but it points to curious symmetry with a labour party leadership under pressure over over anti—semitism and the conservative party under pressure about islamophobia. our top story this lunchtime. britain‘s most senior police officer contradicts the prime minister over the rise in knife crime, saying there is a link between violence and cuts in the number of police. and still to come... the tiny indian island which is gradually sinking because of climate change. coming up on bbc news... england‘s women could make history tonight. victory overjapan would see them lift the shebelieves trophy and the first silverware for phil neville‘s lionesses. doz

speak to the islamic community here speaks of islam community here there is an experience of islamophobia in some quarters if they also are very careful to say that new zealand is a wonderful country to to to raise children they say that too but they also recognize that there is a problem of islamophobia in some quarters and of racism in some quarters and that has to be recognised by us here in outer row new zealand and we have to deal with it we can't turn to our turn to our turn our eyes away from this or while you're right a lot of muslim leaders have really praised the response of authorities as well as the outpouring of love from the public in new zealand and wonder how concerned you are about events happening somewhere far away in the world than the ability of that to impact new zealand just to give an example it's reported that the manifesto of this alleged gunman had words of praise for the us president donald trump there's a rise in nationalist sentiment in one part of the world far away from new zealand presented challenge even to a largely peaceful and happy country like new ze

as we have over and over again -- we will speak out against anti-semitism, anti-islamophobia, anti-white supremacy and all of the forms that it takes. our country has no place for this and we voted a resolution on that most recently. a week and a half ago or so, at the munich conference and in brussels for the nato meeting and at every meeting at the highest levels our delegation impressed upon the importance of fighting anti-semitism and this is well before the statement that has emerged this weekend but when it did it was important for me to speak to the member first before we went to see she was in africa. after i spoke to her members would take some individual statement and i thought the resolution should be enlarge the issue and islamophobia, et cetera, and anti-white supremist and that it should not mention her name and that's what we are hearing and it's one resolution addressing the forms of hatred because it's not about her. it's about these forms. >> she hasn't apologized. does she need to apologize? >> she did not -- it's up to her to explain, but i do not believe that she und

anti-islamophobia, antiwhite supremacy, something that is one resolution addressing these forms of hatred. not mentioning her name, because

thank you and separately, the tory party embroiled in a bit of a row over islamophobia.a series of islamophobia remarks on social media. he said in one that is lamb is like alcoholism, the first step to recovery is to admit you have a problem. no, he was suspended for that but subsequently re—admitted and was allowed to stand as a candidate in the council elections. now, he has apologised and stood down from that post and i think also resigned as a conservative. that is confirmed in a statement by the harlow party, but this comes as the former party chairman baroness marcy has raised a whole range! baroness wa rsi has raised a whole range! baroness warsi has raised a whole range of complaints, she has cited 50 different incidents of islamophobia, which she says the party has failed to respond to and has accused the party of being in denial and that the conservative party is gripped as an institution, she says, by islamophobia, so there is a sort of curious parallel here between the pressure on the leadership of the labour party over anti—semitism, pressure, too, on the t

a group of muslim nations has urged the world to find its islamophobia at talk sounds in response to the christ church mosque attacks turkey called the meeting of the organization of islamic cooperation c discuss violence toward muslims. march fifteenth the dates of the attack to become a day of international solidarity against islamophobia these events foreign minister attended the meeting whenever and wherever a terrorist strikes we know and you know the aim is to provoke fear and panic. well in new zealand it is failed it failed because our thoughts are not the terrorists thoughts and fears extremist ways are not our way. and to be clear in new zealand hate speech is not tolerated. while everything else may have changed in our country on the fifteenth of march few days ago. new zealand's essential character has not and will not reduce what happened in new zealand he new said tag that killed fifty of our brothers can never be regarded as an ordinary event it is caused by be deeply rooted hatred obsession and grudge. the leaders have given the u.k. more time to decide on the future

a bit light in some ways people who weren't concerned about islamophobia or or people didn't understand the rise of islamophobia including right wing groups and now some are trying to come to terms with that so that is a positive reaction in many ways this muslim community is similar to the one in christ church and is sharing its pain bride al-jazeera sydney. the biggest block in the european parliament has suspended the ruling party often carrying prime minister viktor orban the european people's party says the decision follows coals for the fidesz party to be punished for alleged violations of e.u. principles of and says he's agreed steve voluntarily polls his party's involvements with the sensorites m.p.p. but insists the block is still united ahead of european elections in may of uncaring governments has been criticized for its and c.e.u. immigration campaigns let's find out more about that so easy britain is asian one a professor in european studies at stanford university berlin and he joins us now on skype from verts furred in germany professor briggs what exactly is mr organ and

professor jordan peters and after this break institutional british islamophobia with britain's first muslim woman peer in all this it will come up with two of going on the ground. i think the. most. possible because there is a still. to. say. the same position of serbia in the context. of the international law. are more more on the serbian side i think not on noticing. but also just find the act which got in peace and then the ability of all borders. to get up off the officer began to. democrats on the sounds are kind of fighting into the grown man like wrestling essentially hurling. through his or her own. individual twisted away from the office or the toys out of his crib. the obvious or did they kind of lunge for the weapon once missed and then when it happened on tree swung at the officers hands didn't hit them i never saw any contact between the two any kind of went back to where they were so the officers back here there try again fifteen feet apart at this point and that's when the officer pulled out his gun and he did it on three. welcome back i'm still here with professor jor

a bit light in some ways people who weren't concerned about islamophobia or people didn't understand the rise of islamophobia including right wing groups and now so trying to come to terms with that that is a positive reaction in many ways this muslim community is similar to the wall in christ's church and his sharing its pain. sydney. well as return see one of our other top stories this hour the prime minister to reason may is in brussels to seek an extension to the u.k.'s exit dates from the e.u. well the research is a policy analyst at the european policy center she joins us now live from brussels louis said do you think it's likely that a delay will be granted. i think. it's quite likely if the withdrawal agreement goes through the u.k. parliament next week simply because even in that case of delay would be necessary to pos all the necessary effects of legislation and to ensure an orderly withdrawal i think the more interesting question is going to be what would happen if the withdrawal agreement is not passed because then essentially there would be a choice between a new idea ne

tories suspended over islamophobia claims, this is the claims today and is potentially the equivalentround labour's issues of whether they are dealing with a quickly enough or not, but the islamophobia stock has not had the same level of attention but it has been there. we are certainly done stories on it, we did a story this morning actually on a conservative candidate at the upcoming elections, the may local elections, who had been previously suspended by the party for islamophobia comments on social media. it has been described as a slap on the wrist, he has served his suspension, back in the party again and then has been chosen as a candidate, which anyway, because of this story he has stood down, quit the party and it has been dealt with, but not really as a result of the tory party's great actions, but subsequent to that the party had now suspended 14 members. i think they can see suspended 14 members. i think they can see it as a political problem, they look at the mess that labour have got themselves into on anti—semitism and the tories are now trying to get on the front foot,

he asks him himself, is this an islamophobia attack? he answers yes.says is this an anti-immigrant attack? he says, yes. based on his own attack, i don't think there is any doubt at all what he intended to do. there is this entire rhetoric about invaders coming into western countries. there is this entire rhetoric about the crusades about wanting to fight islam back. and he sees himself as a crusader who is a part of a global army fighting against the alleged invasion of islam. it's actually in a frightening way, it is quite coherent if you look at the totality of the document. >> i am curious to get your reaction. we have heard responses from leaders around the world about what happened there in new zealand. the response of the u.s. president has also drawn some criticism when he was asked about whether white nationalism was on the rise. your thoughts to his response. >> i think empirically, he's wrong. even in the united states, we've seen documented both by the government, itself, and by groups like the adl, a steady rise in far right groups and whi

the un secretary—general says there's an urgent need to counter islamophobia. hatred that's taken so many lives in christchurch has sent ripples of fear amongst muslims across the globe. and it's notjust in new zealand that muslims are now rethinking their security. caroline hawley, bbc news. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is reged ahmad. our top stories: new zealand police say they're not looking for any further suspects in the killing of 49 people in christchurch on friday, but are remaining vigilant. we will be highly vigilant, highly present, highly visible, to ensure if there is anyone out there wanting to commit harm, that we can intervene. i'm shara njit leyl live in christchurch, at the hospital where dozens of people remain in a critical condition. the main suspect in the killing, brenton tarrant, has been charged with murder. further charges are expected. people in christchurch, new zealand, have been paying tribute to the victims of a terror attack at two mosques in the city. 49 people were

well as plenty more ahead on the news hour including a call for a day of solidarity against islamophobia we're live in istanbul with the details. pushing for change in algeria thousands of people return to the streets to call for the president to step down. and the indian wells champion marches on in miami join us here with more on this for. people all over new zealand mourns and prayed together on friday and nationwide memorial service was held to remember those killed a week ago in the attacks on mosques under thomas reports they came in their thousands muslims and others to the park opposite the al-noor mosque a week ago a gunman killed fifty people here and at the nearby mosque in lynnwood neither al nor nolan wood was ready to host friday prayers this week so a virtual mosque was created in the park instead for prayers and a sermon broadcast nationwide and attended by new zealand's prime minister. we need a heart of the body south as to how body feels pain. new zealand mourns with you. we are one at one thirty two exactly a week after the shooting began but hawke fell silent. for tw

growing in our country. >> before the attack in new zealand you said something about islamophobia inislation to congresswoman omar and her comments about israel supporters that i want to ask you about. you were asked why democrats responded so strongly to her comments about supporters of israel and this is what you said. >> this past week, i feel and i know this would be somewhat shocking for some, but i think islamophobia is very much among the democratic party as well as the republican party. >> obviously, we condemn all islamophobia. i'm sure you and i would agree on that, and the poster of congresswoman omar, the death threats against her. all of that is reprehensible. but are you suggesting, just help me understand here, are you suggesting that democrats who took issue with congresswoman omar's comments did so because of anti-muslim bias? >> i think that's part of it. but let me tell you why. i've been there only for a short period of time. and there are members on the other side of the aisle that have been very, very -- using various tropes and regarding -- against my jewish br

but both sides are commentates for peace and today's message was solidarity against any kind of islamophobia action al-jazeera said and prosperity that across that meeting for us in istanbul thank you senator. still ahead on al-jazeera we'll have the latest from iraq on a ferry that capsized in the northern. we've got some rather cold and wintry weather making its way into japan over the next couple of days a very a cloud just pushing out of the way process guys do come in for a time but we're holding those winds in from a northerly direction so we're looking at the top temperature of around ten celsius in tokyo single figures to the north of that by the time we come to sunday looking at a wintry mix rolling in here as well so snow there for the northern half of the country for the south will take care at around thirty degrees celsius bright skies coming across the korean peninsula temperatures warming up quite nicely for beijing we'll see highs here of around twenty one celsius central areas of china on the other hand we'll see some areas of clouds some bits and pieces of right city down to

secretary general antonio tears says there is an urgent need to tackle islamophobia around the world and he's one of several leaders who've expressed disgust and sorrow at the killings sending their condolences to the victims and the wider new zealand community in turkey thousands took to the streets to protest the attack turkish president of the urged western nations to take immediate action against islamophobia while u.s. president donald trump is expected to speak to prime minister just within the next hour earlier though he tweeted my warmest sympathy and best wishes go out to the people of new zealand after the horrible massacre in the mosques forty nine innocent people have so senselessly died with so many more seriously injured the u.s. stands by news events for anything we can do god bless all. but one of the suspects in the shooting released an online manifesto ahead of the attacks in it he wrote that he supported u.s. president donald trump as a symbol of the new white identity he also said that trump wasn't a good leader or policymaker now the council on american islamic r

congress a stand against all forms of bigotry including anti-semitism islamophobia and white supremacy linda sarsour from the arab american association of new york thank you very much for your time. canada's prime minister justin trudeau has admitted to what he calls an erosion of trust between himself and his ministers that this follows a corruption scandal that shaken his government just months away from election to a cabinet members have quit in recent weeks they're accusing trudeau of trying to influence a criminal inquiry into a canadian multinational there in giants s.n.c. level is accused of giving bribes to senior libyan officials under the former leader moammar gadhafi to maintains that he was looking out for canadian jobs since the love alone is a company that employs nine thousand canadians across this company country. they create many thousand spin off jobs in peripheral industries they directly or indirectly put food on the table for countless families as one of canada's major employers but they are also a company facing serious criminal charges. the context is a tough one

religion here in new zealand to this make distinct new zealand's government's position from the islamophobia rhetoric that you heard the imaan talking about in his sermon that was clear a way to demonstrate that the prime minister of this country the government of this country stands in absolute opposition so the political rhetoric of islamophobia then too broad cost the colts of pret nationwide in a country where only one possibly two percent of the population is most in the vast majority of people in new zealand are not and yet is being broadcast to the whole country to show that this government in this country and by extension the people of this country are at one with their religion it was very very significant as significant of course was the prime minister wearing a headscarf throughout that ceremony again she's not a muslim but she time here and wore the headscarf as a mark of respect for the religion as much as for the victims of last friday and many of the other women here again many of them not muslim that wearing the headscarf and another note look to look to the people who came h

over new zealand mourned and prayed together on friday a nationwide memorial service was held by islamophobia with condemned and the lives of those killed a week ago and attacks on two mosques will remember. u.s. president donald trump says his country should recognize israel's sovereignty over the golan heights which it captured from syria more than fifty years ago an estimated twenty thousand israelis live there as well as twenty thousand syrians. vigils been held for at least one hundred people who have died in iraq after the ferry they were traveling in capsized in the northern city of mosul it was carrying family celebration new ruse the persian new year. turkey is hosting an emergency meeting of the organization of islamic cooperation in istanbul in the wake of the new zealand last attacks on choose day takis president said his country would make the suspected attacker pay if new zealand did not new zealand prime minister just into our dad has sent her foreign minister to the event to quote confront comments made by recip type at zero one whenever and wherever a terrorist strikes we kno

when you see this, do you see islamophobia at play? >> ilhan omar's comments were flat wrong.y needed to be called out and they were called out. let's stay focused on american values. american values embrace diversity, there is no room for hate. we all need to take responsibility through our words and deeds to make it clear that we won't tolerate hate. but i come back to the president of the united states. our challenge is not a political party, it's more the president of the united states who has really missed so many opportunities from charlottesville to now in new zealand to call out white supremacists, what they are, a threat to this country, a dangerous threat. >> so he went on a twitter rant over the weekend. he continued some of it today, the president did, and he went after one of your former colleagues, the late senator john mccain. he also falsely said mccain finished last in his class at the naval academy. he falsely claimed that mccain gave the steele dossier to the media. what do you think when you hear him? you're someone who spent many years in the senate with j

the turkish president length of the attacks to what he calls the rise of islamophobia worldwide.urged countries to take immediate action. president donald trump has told the new zealand prime minister in a phone call that the united states is prepared to offer any assistance following this attack. earlier, the council of american islamic relations told al jazeera the president needs to condemn the shooting as a white supremacist attack. tragedy iner of this new zealand incited or referenced trump. mr. trump should reflect on this. very few people around the world admire him. now the ones who are admiring him are the ones who see fear of the other. he has a role to play in fixing this problem. he is not the only one responsible for this, but being the president of the united states, he has a lot of responsibility to reflect on. maryam: it's emerged that the men accused of murder had -- made many trips to other countries of of the course of the last few years. even before the attack, he turned to social media to outline his beliefs. he posted a hate filled manifesto online before t