do you think he's islamophobic? sorry, say you think he's islamophobic?ou think he's islamophobic? sorry, say again? do you think he's islamophobic? no. i'd known him well over a islamophobic? no. i'd known him well overa numberof years, islamophobic? no. i'd known him well over a number of years, i think he loves all of britain's communities ina loves all of britain's communities in a matter for it they come from. look at the stuff in today's papers, do you think he would be a third leader of the conservative party? we're not looking for a leader, we are lucky to have a very good leader and she is also the prime minister of this country and she's doing a greatjob. of this country and she's doing a great job. he may say party is not looking for a leader but boris johnson may have other ideas, there is speculation he is preparing a leadership bid and this article some would say paves the way for this leadership it. absolutely, those things are borisjohnson says at the moment are being viewed through the prism of his leadership ambitions. this was an articl

do you think he is islamophobic? no, i have known him a numberof islamophobic?ave known him a number of years islamophobic? no, i have known him a numberof years and islamophobic? no, i have known him a number of years and i think he loves britain's communities, no matter for it they come from. do you think you would be a leader for the conservative party? the conservative party is not looking for a leader, we are lucky to have a very good leader and she is the prime minister of this country and doing a great job. that was the home secretary on the andrew marr show, he may say the party is not looking for a new leader but boris johnson party is not looking for a new leader but borisjohnson may have other ideas, there is speculation he is preparing a leadership bid and this article on some would say, paves the way for that leadership bid. absolutely, most things boris johnson says at the moment are being viewed through that prism of his leadership ambitions, this was certainly an article designed to cause a stir and there will be those who love this tone of phras

they say they are treating it as an islamophobic and hate crime but at present not a terrorist incidentain tolerant and patient. police say they are searching for the four people in the carand searching for the four people in the car and also that they have put in place measures to ensure the safety and security of everybody attending the rest of the commemorations. thank you. the leaders of north and south korea say they've taken a dramatic step forward in achieving military peace on the peninsula after meeting in pyongyang, south korean president moonjae—in said he and his north korean counterpart, kim jong—un, had "agreed on a way to achieve denuclearisation", as the north says it'll shut one of its main missile testing sites. mr kim also said he hoped to visit seoul "in the near future" and if that happens, he'd be the first north korean leader to go to the south korean capital. a british satellite, nearly 200 miles above earth, has managed to clear up tonnes of space junk using a giant net. it's part of a series of trials looking at the best way to remove the old hardware left circ

the police said the stewards were subjected to a thai raid of islamophobic and racist abuse.riously injured but they are not in a critical condition. here is the account of one eyewitness. i saw the car driving at a crazy speed. i was concerned about the people. i was looking forward, backward, just to make sure no one was on the street. what i did, i ran towards the car, trying to move the people out of the role. so, i managed to push a few people off the road. but the car, once he saw me, you tried to run me over. so i tried to move out of the way and then the car was that close to hitting me, but i managed to move off the road. and i hope a few people. it was terrifying. i did not know what to do. they say they are treating this as an islamophobic and hate crime but at the moment, they are not treating it as at the moment, they are not treating itasa at the moment, they are not treating it as a terrorist incident. they are looking for the four people who were in the carand looking for the four people who were in the car and they say they have put in measures to make sure t

the police said they are treating this as an islamophobic and hate crime, but they are not treating ite to remain tolerant and patient. they say they do have excellent relationships with the local community. the police are looking for the four people in the car and have put in place measures to ensure the rest of the commemorations pass off safely. the headlines on bbc news: the prime minister arrives in austria for a ten minute pitch to sell her chequers proposal to european leaders. ireland and parts of the uk are battered by storm ali, leaving two people dead, including a woman who was blown off a cliff in a caravan in galway. the government announces plans to make an extra £2 billion available to build more affordable and social housing in england. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. and in the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. the rate of inflation has risen to its highest level in six months. thejump in august, to 2.7%, surprised many economists, who'd expected a slight fall. rising prices for r

the met police said the incident is being dealt with as an islamophobic hate crime, but is not thought a boy with a severe dairy allergy died after he was chased by a schoolmate who threw cheese down his t—shirt. karanbir cheema suffered a serious allergic reaction and went into anaphylactic shock at his west london school in june last year. another boy, who was 13 at the time, was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder but has not been charged. tesco has unveiled a new brand of discount store, called jack's, which it hopes will compete with the likes of rival budget brands aldi and lidl. the new stores will have a smaller range of products than tesco, and a simplified design. the launch comes at a time when tesco is being squeezed by a possible merger between giants sainsbury‘s and asda. theresa may has announced plans to make an extra £2 billion available to build more affordable and social housing in england. councils, housing associations and other bodies can bid for the money for new projects, from 2022. but local government leaders say it's not enough to deal with the shortage

the met police said the incident is being dealt with as an islamophobic hate crime, but is not thoughtvere dairy allergy died after he was chased by another pupil who threw cheese down his t—shirt. karanbir cheema suffered a serious allergic reaction and went into anaphylactic shock at his west london school in june last year. another boy, who was 13 at the time, was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder but has not been charged. tesco has unveiled a new brand of discount store, called jack's, which it hopes will compete with the likes of rival budget brands aldi and lidl. the new stores will have a smaller range of products than tesco, and a simplified design. the launch comes at a time when tesco is being squeezed by a possible merger between giants, sainsbury‘s and asda. in six months' time, britain will leave the european union. this week, across bbc news, we're looking at some of the questions being asked about brexit and what it means. tonight, our business editor simonjack looks at what could happen to businesses that buy and sell goods outside the uk. will we be richer or p

do you think he's islamophobic? sorry, say again? no. i've known him well over a number of years, i think he loves all of britain's communities no matter where they come from. look at the stuff in today's papers, do you think he would be a fit leader of the conservative party? we're not looking for a leader, we are lucky to have a very good leader and she is also the prime minister of this country and she's doing a greatjob. he may say the party is not looking for a leader but boris johnson may have other ideas, there is speculation he is preparing a leadership bid and this article some would say paves the way for this leadership bid. absolutely, most things are borisjohnson says at the moment are being viewed through the prism of his leadership ambitions. this was an article designed to cause a stir and there will be those who love this sort of turn of phrase but it gets him on the front pages and of course he is a politician that has the sort of cut through with the public that many other aspiring conservative leaders can only dream of

is he islamophobic? not in the slightest.hink he loves all of britain's communities no matter where they come from. would he be leader of the party? the conservative party is not looking for a leader because we are lucky to have a very good leader and she is also the prime minister of this country and is doing a great job. that was the home secretary speaking earlier. and the next leader of the tory party! possibly. saying there is a need for measured language, i think the chances of borisjohnson using language, i think the chances of boris johnson using measured language are not high. is it fair to say? what is this helping to distract from? from the fact that he does not have thought out, detailed plan, alternative to theresa may's plan, alternative to theresa may's plan for brexit. he may come up with that but at the moment, some of this puree, the hyperbole, is helpful in reminding people he is outraged at the deal, keeping himself in the public mind and establishing himself an alternative to theresa may. he would say he

if you were against islamic tear year would call an islamophobic. if you wanted people to show voter i.d. with you you were considered a racist. if you wanted a country with borders you were considered xenophobic. it's the same old talking points he used for the last 8 years. >> it's tired old snowflake talking points. let me be clear about who the president is. we have this among us in fin piece that was published clearly by nobody who sent serious time in the oval office and never worked closely with the president. donald j. trump does what he does in terms of securing america, in terms of unleashing the economy for all americans. he doesn't care less your skin color, your accent, where you were born. the stunning thing about this man, he doesn't care if you voted for him or not. if you voted for hillary. if you wanted bernie to win. he doesn't care. if you are an american here legally he wants you to be safe and he wants you and your flame to prosper. end of story. and the left will never cognitively they will never be able to absorb that truth.

filtering out results they believed to be islamophobic, including search terms like islam, muslim, iranotherwise prejudiced against mexicans, latinos. google says this will be in keeping of the >> those can be tweaked. they are tweaked every day or every week for different reasons. there is no one that checks them. >> google insists in a statement these emails were just a brainstorm of ideas, none of which were ever implemented. google has never been depleted its search results or modified any of its products to promote a particular ideology. some higher-ups had concerns about the move. one public affairs executive asserting how public we want to be about this? and, we'd be breaching president if we only gave access >> google is a hyper political company and it's there right in america. the problem is they claim to be unbiased, they claim to be objective, and to not be political. >> when it comes to politics, not the first time google expects would be caught with their hands in the google cookie jar. >> most people are pretty upset and pretty sad because of the election. >> republican i

e-mails they talked about leveraging search functions and other steps to counter what they viewed as islamophobic results from the search terms islam, muslim and iran and what they viewed as biassed results from searches of mexico, hispanic and latino. one official saying i think this is sort of super timely and imperative information we need as we know this country and google would not exist without immigration. joining us now to sort through this shana glenzer technology executive and commentator in washington. google always swears that it is liberal antitrump views of the top people doesn't affect the search product. but here is documented proof of some google executives wanting to tamper with searches as a form of political activism. what do you think? >> these e-mails are preposterous. google controls the way that we see the world's information. and that as employees based on political beliefs would manipulate that or mess with that is absurd and dangerous. howard: i will put you down as absurd and dangerous. google as a company tried to dismiss this journal story by saying these were only m

want border security you are xenophobia and he said if you are against radical islam you are an islamophobicmp is a racist? please. you have been around with farrakhan and reverend wright your entire life. cozying up to russia? he was whispering sweet nothings in putin's deputy's ears and said i will do whatever you want after the elections. let putin run wild. don't give me that he is saying trump is abusing the attorney general's office? it was obama's team that spied, that abused fisa, that wiretapped their political enemies. so don't give me that and advice for the democrats? he left that party in shambles if i was a democrat i would say no thanks. >> dana: president obama is out there on the campaign trail he wants to ginn up the liberal base the democrats. president trump is on the campaign trail because he wants to gin up the conservative base. but, at some point does president obama risk overshadowing the next generation of democrats because barack obama is not on the ballot he will never be on the ballot again. when he is not on the ballot democrats haven't done that well. >> no. wh

in fact every four years, every two years, republicans are racist, misogynistic, homophobic, islamophobic. they want dirty air and water, they want to kill your children and throw granny over a cliff. the left has also rushed to judgment in the wake of other major events. they have been wrong. on this program they've been right. we didn't rush to judgment in the duke lacrosse case. remember the summer olympics and bombing? remember because he said he fit the profile of a loan bomber, because he lived with his mothe mother. richard jules listening to my radio show was a localhost in atlanta at the time. he must think me for being the only one not to rush to judgmen judgment. remember the rush to judgment in baltimore, with freddie gray? never when obama said the cambridge belief acted stupidly? we have on this program adopted the "we will not rush to judgment. we will wait and we will see." on the duke lacrosse kids i went to meet with their parents and i met was george zimmerman's attorney and that george zimmerman and asked him tough questions. you see had now come every time there is a

investigating whether an incident in which a car hit pedestrians outside a mosque in london was an islamophobicent is being treated as a possible hate crime after three people were struck by the vehicle in cricklewood in north—west london, with reports that those inside the car were making "anti—islamic taunts". two men in their twenties suffered minor injuries, and a man in his fifties is in hospital with a serious leg injury. the cost of living rose by 2.7 % in the year to august, according to figures released this morning by the office for national statistics. the figure is well above the 2.4% average predicted by economists. it compares to pay rises which at the last count were just 2.9 % in the year tojuly. we'll have more reaction to this in business, later in the programme. the leaders of north and south korea have signed a declaration with the goal of ridding the peninsula of nuclear weapons. the president of south korea, moonjae—in, has been on a three day visit to pyongyang and said both leaders wanted to eliminate the risk of war. they also discussed plans to allow family reunions an

right here on the show, republicans, be prepared to be demonized, racist, sexist, misogynist, islamophobic, xena phobic, you want dirty air and water and you want to kill children and their son paul ryan look a like throwing your grandmother over the cliff because republicans want granny to die. it's the same now with supreme court nominees, same predictable behavior. we have now come to expect this. this has to change, this country deserves better. the people of this country deserve better. these people in d.c., and this swamp, they are supposed to serve us, you, we come at the people. it's not about a republican, democrat, liberal or conservative here, this is pure human decency that was in play today. they destroyed this man and his family. they bludgeoned him, all for the sake of power. there was zero presumption of innocence here or due process. now the democratic party, every 2-4 years, every time we have a nomination to the supreme court, we know what to expect. the party of slander, besmirch meant, smears, character assassination, the party of no due process, no presumption of inno

he has spoken four times at a conservative conference, where far-right speakers regularly spout islamophobic, xenophobic and racist views. other recent speakers at the annual david horowitz freedom center restoration weekend conference include president trump's former chief s strategit stephen bannon and white supremacist milo yiannopoulos. and federal prosecutors have admitted they wrongly accused russian gun rights activist maria butina of trading sex-for-influence with high-level republicans. the justice department has charged butina with acting as an unregistered agent of the russian government and accused her of trying to infiltrate the nra and other right-wing groups. but the prosecutors now admit they mistakenly interpreted a joking text exchange between her and her longtime friend who took butina's car for an inspection, and then texted her -- "i don't know what you owe me for insurance. butina jokingly answered: "sex. thank you so much." prosecutors now admit this exchange does not prove she was trading sex as part of a secret russian government effort to infiltrate high-level repub

republicans are xenophobic, islamophobic, homophobic.r play book. >> why did dianne feinstein sit on this information? i think she sat on it because she wants to take advantage and push it back beyond the election, so she waited until the last minute. if you are a united states senator and you get a letter like the one that she got you have a constitutional obligation to go to judge kavanaugh and say, this is what i've been told, is this true? she has failed to take any of those constitutional actions. we smell politics here. that might not be the case for professor ford, but it certainly is the case for the democrats.

how horrible is that, sexist and misogynist, xena phobic and homophobic, islamophobic? republicans want dirty air and water and they want children to die and they want to throw granny over the cliff. we've now gotten used to it. but to say that about people, every election season, to do this with every supreme court nominee, here's what the president said. >> president trump: they are actually con artists because they know what quality this man is and they've destroyed a man's reputation and they want to destroy it even more. i think people will see that in the midterms, but they have done to this family and what they have done to these children, these beautiful children of his and what they have done to his wife. and they know it is a big fat con job. they go into a room and i guarantee you, they laugh like hell at what they have pulled off on you and on the public. they laugh like hell. >> sean: the president knows the shameful tactics of the left firsthand. remember during the presidential election, remember when "the new york times," i think it was top fold, they fa

actively counter prejudiced terms like the words mexico, hispanic, and latino and actively counter islamophobic islam, muslim and iran. thomas writing to a group of google employees saying quote, i know this would require a full-on sprint to make this happen. this is the super timely and imperative information that we need that we know this country and google would not exist without immigration. now google is framing the email chain as just a brainstorm session among junior level employees. google's merrill stone, head of google participate shills and global marketing manager chimed in on the chain how partisan should google be on this issue. writing quote, to the extent of my knowledge we with be breaching precedent if we only gave highlights access organizations to support a certain view of the world in time of political conflict. is that accurate? if so we would be willing to open access to highlights, to ngos that actively support the ban? question mark. google gives me this statement in response saying these emails were just a brainstorm of ideas, none of which were ever implemented. the p

republicans are xenophobic, islamophobic, homophobic. so it's out of their play book. >> why did dianne feinstein sit on this information? i think she sat on it because she wants to take advantage and push it back beyond the election, so she waited until the last minute. if you are a united states senator and you get a letter like the one that she got you have a constitutional obligation to go to judge kavanaugh and say, this is what i've been told, is this true? she has failed to take any of those constitutional actions. we smell politics here. that might not be the case for professor ford, but it certainly is the case for the democrats. >> sean: it would be fair to take it seriously. laura ingraham gave us an extra minute of time, but the president is walking in, coming right up to the set. as we speak. if we can get a camera on him. president trump has just walked in and is coming over to our network. we want to thank laura ingraham very publicly for giving us extra time to interview the president, who is walking right up to the set a

i turned down the audition at first because i was afraid of being part of an islamophobic narrative.was scared at first but i thinkjed mercurio is a genius and i've been keen to work with him for a very long time. when i saw that halfway through the series fingers were starting to be pointed at members of the home secretary's team and even her at one stage, ifelt it secretary's team and even her at one stage, i felt it went closer to the chew. going back to the stereotype thing, what convinced you that this script would help you fight against those stereotypes7 what were those elements7 those stereotypes7 what were those elements? when i saw, i think it was in episode three or four that fingers were being pointed elsewhere, as a viewer, or a reader at that stage, it wasn't just nadia will all the people that were from her terror cell that could be behind this, possibly it could be the home secretary herself who was orchestrating this particular terror operation or certain other members of the security services became suspects and i thought that was very interesting. it's not cut and

find a place also antedated through high school, college with his countries races, this country islamophobe. this countries races. you have to go out and stop by to come by conservatives can by republicans and even in different people. they bust out of the classrooms of wood. it's systemic. the country is founded on it. they look a lot and change the world, fight this stuff but they can't find it. they then spray paint nazis swastikas, they spray paint racial slurs and then report as a look what i found. eventually as so many cases are reported in the book and some occasional hip-hop, you get initial report but there's no follow-up. they do because they want to raise awareness. they want to raise awareness for the issue. they know it is after but they can't find. it doesn't click in the brain that if they can't find it and it is supposedly agoa, maybe it's not a boy. maybe much less than what they've been told and start to question things. the ability to question has been drawn out of these social justice warriors that they don't know how to think for themselves any more. >> host: the pover

a way to try to counter they say was islamophobic atmosphere. stuart: diverse.to state or national lawmakers or government agencies to try to counter what they perceive what is essentially racist searches on google. google said, look these may have been ideas, none of that was ever put in place. certainly the impression you get of those working inside realizing they have tremendous potential to sway people's opinions they would even think that way reveals a lot. stuart: don't they just. talk wells fargo plan to eliminate more than 26,000 jobs by 2020. they're trying to cut costs because of all scandals hit them and customers leaving bank. that is five to 10% of the workforce. >> five to 10% of the workforce. they employ 260,000 across the u.s. this is combination of layoffs. attrition, you shed workers not working out. it is tough times for wells fargo, third largest bank in the u.s. fake account scandal in 2016 and fined a billion dollars for inserting some questionable charges when it comes to autos and mortgages. stuart: they're still at $55 a share? not exac

the racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic, you name it.eporting that hillary clinton is back on the fund raising trail hosting a figure fundraiser in new york city. is this a gift to the republicans in the swing states that now every democrat is going to have to answer for hillary clinton again? , anytime hillary clinton is around, it's a gift for the republicans. you must understand that when you have these relics of the '90s, the clinton, the bidens, john kerry is talking about running in 2020 now. those are benefits for republicans. that's not where the republican base is-- >> i've got 20 seconds so you know this. are democrats going to be forced to somehow, some way, try to make the clintons, the bidens, the kerrys go away and how do they do it? >> the same way, crowley losing to cortez and presley winning, and the new generation is taking the place of the older generation. what they're going to have to do is find out how to pass that mantle on and realize their time has passed. leland: well, cuomo-nixon, we'll see if it's governor cuo

supporters belong in a basket of deplorables, racist, sexist, homophobic, scene xenophob xenophobic, islamophobicfrom the lofty heights of the oh, so elite new york city. on both counts i took strong and personal offense. in my immediate family, there are three races, caucasian, asian and african. there are two religions, christianity and judaism not to mention immigrants from germany, new zealand, china, ethiopia and england. we are a very american family. i really don't like being insulted by presidential candidate right before the vote. are you crazy? that speech reminds me very much of growing up in england which back then, was a class-based society. i can tell you a few ugly stories of being looked down on because i wasn't to the manor born as we used to say. that's the feeling i got from hillary clinton two years ago. you're looking down on me. i know you are. bad move. reportedly, hillary understood she had made a mistake right after the speech. she said she had probably stepped in it. yes, she did. and we have yet to see her step out of it. >>> the third hour of "varney and company" is ab

if they want to raise concerns about islamic terrorism or islamic extremism, they may be called islamophobicat mistake there is that kind of censorious climate feeds into this, people like tommy robinson and that right wing ilk, who then can say, we will tell the truth, we are the people who will come in and speak for the ordinary man and woman... the approach by the left, constantly trying to shutdown discussions, that feeds into tommy robinson's narrative and i would go so far as to say that the reason he is successful is because the left is unwilling to discuss these issues. would you agree? i think there is often a picture of two extremes, one side says nobody is talking, the other side says, actually, we are the ones who will talk about it. look at the mainstream media, newspapers like the times, for example, have been talking about grooming for two or three years, there has been a discussion within parts of the national conversation, if you like, about that issue. the casey report talked about integration and what was going wrong and what could be done better. i don't agree with the ar