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katie hopkins has finally proved too controversial for lbc.t widespread condemnation even on lbc itself was up a fellow presenter described her as a dark and poisoners, monstrous publicist. he felt ashamed to be sharing a platform with her. there are people within lbc who are police today she longer has her sunday programme. katie hopkins, she is proud of being outspoken saying things that no one else will say. she treated something yesterday, describing herself as the jesus of the outspoken. "i will rise again". she knows that they will be another outlet. she remains a columnist for mail online so she still has an outlet. if you go back, it isn't the first time she has been in hot water. the description of migrants with cockroaches, there was the libel battle with jack munro, the libel battle with jack munro, the blogger, where she had incorrectly accused of scrawling on a war memorial. she lost that. a very hefty amount she has had to pat’- many ups and downs. i wonder whether the mail online or other organisations who employ people who are

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we'll have katie hopkins on next and get a front row seat.o, american media insist they are diverse and confident enough to properly cover the president and theth rest of the news fair, impartially. but if you think about it, even for a few seconds, is that really true? we will welcome back the editor of buzfeed. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. ♪ >> tucker: we want to bring you something new from the future caliphate of west arabia. like many european nations, austria is struggling to sustain its core values in the face of mass migration from the islamic world, from society that have very different beliefs. recently, austria has had a ban on publicly wearing any veils that obscures the face, such as the burka, the hijab, it's allowed, but one of the country's officials has proposee banning it for anyone in public appointment. that is very concerning to the president of austria, alexander van der bellen. recently said "if islamophobia continues to spread, the day will com

katie hopkins joins us today.errorist attack in an arena u in manchester and killed children and you're under investigation. how does that work exactly? k >> i really don't know anymore here in the u.k. what i can say is there's certain thoughts we'rew just simply not allowed to have. so for me to say that this is no good anymore, it's not good enough even to say that we can -- can't carry on as normal, i demand up action.l, i wan to say we need to do something to stop this. we need to be deporting these people, deport the people that are hiding them, and get amongst us because this is our little girls, our 8-year-olds. we need to be able to talk like that. clearly certain things i tweet, i absolutely accept, use the word "final solution" in a tweet and i would not in any way want to use that term and the inference other people lay on that.eo what i meant was we need a long lasting solution, a resolution to this. it's 24 hours now since i woke up to the news of what has gone on and i'm just feeling what we're miss

global columnist katie hopkins. good morning to you, katie. >> good morning. ainsley: good morning.th your article in the daily mail online. i would like to read a little bit of it so we can talk about it so our audience who probably hasn't had a chance to read it you were commenting on the mayor of manchester, he said it's time to get back to business as usual and you said i want to scream at him. business as usual? business as usual? tell that to the mother of 16-year-old georgeiana someone slaughtered her most special thing the tiny baby she carried, birthed, equipped with all the things she could protect her from the world smiling at her loveliness as she became a young woman. you say it's business as usual in the dead never get to carry on as normal. did you go on to say the next time it could be my daughter, my child. why did you write that. >> i think, yeah, thank you for reading that. that column is daily mail.com. but i feel as a mother and that's really one of the truths i want to tell is i may work in the kind of media game but i am ultimately the mother of two little gir

katie hopkins is a global columnist for dailymail.com and one of our favorite gas telecasts, and she ght for the position of the u.n., katie, great britain doesn't take enough people from other countries. is that true in your opinion? >> well, certainly it's the position of the u.n. that we don't take enough refugees. certainly the position of the u.n. that we only allow children who are under 18 to it and we don't allow children over the age of 18, which i think you and i would agree anyone saying that would agree those are actually called "adults." i would also say that we get 3.5 billion pounds to the syrian refugee camps, we give a whole bunch of money. i would also like to point out i don't think the u.n. is in a position to lecture anyone. if you google "unhcr scandal," the list is endless, people. cash for food, blackmail for food. they have so much scandals, so many levels of bureaucracy, they started off with a budget of $300,000.70 years ago. their annual budget now is $7.5 billion a year. that's in 70 years they have managed to get that much money going their way! they've g

neil: i want to check in with katie hopkins whether she would give macron a chance.d said la no way. quite a fan. >>> look at apple, that is still at a new high. technology has been driving this puppy of late. in fact not at all chagrined by all these other developments. the real tech rally though, might be over with apple's one trillion dollar market cap possibly a pipe-dream. it is closing in on that but you don't think it will get there? >> well, if you look at it, neil, that is almost another, 30% jump in the stock price. neil: i guess you're right. >> that it is very hard for a company of that size and at that level or age or maturity of technology to go make that jump. and, they have just -- neil: it has been done, right? >> sure it has been done. neil: went back to half a trillion. that was a huge leap, right? >> it was, it was, but there are technology companies -- we use that rubric very broadly by the way. neil: right. >> to include companies doing wildly different things and with wildly different security of business models and just, you know, if you ask m

katie hopkins. she used the wrong and then she changed it to a better solution or something. changed it. but it was like everybody got so outraged and maybe she made a mistake, maybe she didn't make a mistake. but that's easy outrage. why not get outraged at this other, the actual act that kills people which might be a start. >> i want to own it. don't apologize at the end. >> we need to kill more of them and then post pictures of killing more of them. because it's very effective for them. i mean, at the end of the day, i much rather see their bodies mangled on television than our 17-year-old daughters. [applause] >> the fact you can post a picture in the "new york times," put pictures of detonator out there. put pictures of them dead out there. that's what i want to see. my curiosity. click bait. >> greg: i know we have to go. i find it very strange that we don't see those pictures. in the gulf war we saw so much footage of charred cars along. but it makes me think that whatever we are doing is so horrifying, you know what i mean? we must have them in a place and we must be

katie hopkins is a global hopkia columnist one of our favorite guests and joins us tonight so the position katie, is that great britain doesn'ttot take enough people from other countries.. is that true in your experience >> well, it's certainly thyoe position of the u.n. that we don't take enough refugees and certainly the position of the u.n. that we only allow children who were under 18 and we don't t allow children over the age of don'lo 18, which i think you and i agof 1 would agree 8,anyone sane woulda agree those are actually called adults. i would alsoctuall argue we give 5 billion pounds to syrian whole refugee camps. money. i also want to point out i don'i think it u.n. is in a position to lecture anyone. position if you google unhcr scandal, th" list is endless. rape for food, cash for food, kind of black mail for food. they have so much scandal, soe o many levels of bureaucracy, they started off with a budget of $ f 300,000 70 years ago.00.70 year. their annual budget now is $7. 5 billion a year. that's inn 70 years they'vevethi managed to get that much money going their way. th

columnist katie hopkins is here to respond after this >> worried about some of the rhetoric of the trump administration because we worry that that combined with robust online recruitment might end up in an attack like this happening in the united states. cheryl: democratic senator chris murphy slamming the trump administration, you just heard from him, saying the president would be to blame if a terror attack like manchester happened here. with me now, daily mail global columnist katie. president trump has been very vocal about taking down isis and other terror groups. what is so wrong with condemning these acts of terrorism? >> there is nothing wrong at all with him coming out, being vocal, saying we'll stand up for america, we'll make america safe again. i can say sitting here in the uk, as we've suffered the last couple of days watching our children slaughtered by this horrible, horrible person and the network he belongs to. i long for the president to come out and say the things trump says. i long for someone who stands up and say we will not tolerate this. we will crush these people

katie hopkins. she used the wrong and then she changed it to a better solution or something. changed it. but it was like everybody got so outraged and maybe she made a mistake, maybe she didn't make a mistake. but that's easy outrage. why not get outraged at this other, the actual act that kills people which might be a start. >> i want to own it. don't apologize at the end. >> we need to kill more of them and then post pictures of killing more of them. because it's very effective for them. i mean, at the end of the day, i much rather see their bodies mangled on television than our 17-year-old daughters. [applause] >> the fact you can post a picture in the "new york times," put pictures of detonator out there. put pictures of them dead out there. that's what i want to see. my curiosity. click bait. >> greg: i know we have to go. i find it very strange that we don't see those pictures. in the gulf war we saw so much footage of charred cars along. but it makes me think that whatever we are doing is so horrifying, you know what i mean? we must have them in a place and we must be

ainsley: what was last night's celebration at the louvre really like in france katie hopkins attendeds now. good morning, katie. tell us what it was like. >> good morning. i should tell you, first up, i am not a macron supporter in no way do i endorse or support his presidency. but i did go to his party. i went to the louvre. i followed the masses of people that were going there. and you know what really struck he was that it was all some kind of allusion, really. i was given before i even knew why i was there. who i had spoken there what anybody was doing there i was given a t-shirt and everyone was equipped with rather tragic looking flags to wave. it became very choreographed, a whiff of propaganda about it every time the tv crews came to the party at the louvre they wave their flags proudly like they were told to do. they didn't even bother voting because it was all set in stone already. whoever was standing against marine le pen was going to win. certainly the way the stages was put out and all organized in advance it was very much knew he was going to win. and it felt very surfa

the media personality katie hopkins has been axed from herjob presenting a talk show on the radio stationremote part of western australia has prompted fears that someone, or more than one person, could be missing. the distress signal was spotted by a helicopter pilot, leading to a ground search by police, who had to reach the area by air because of tough terrain. authorities have now appealed for public help after failing to find any indication of recent human activity. that‘s a summary of the latest news, join me for bbc newsroom live at 11am. let‘s get some sport now with hugh. paralympic sprint champion jonny peacock says sport can help show people ‘that nothing will stop us‘. the great city games in manchester will go ahead in manchester today among heightened security in the city. as for the great manchester run on sunday. manchester city‘s women beat chelsea 1—0 in the first significant sporting event to take place in manchester since monday‘s terrorist attack. hull city say they are "disappointed" at marco‘s silva‘s resignation as head coach. silva, who has been linked with a host

to the daily mail columnist, katie hopkins, who's live from westminster. this thing. you knew about brexit. how's it looking to you, really, this race? >> it's looking like it's going to be a really angry race. it seems that macron is still in thlead. he's polling around 65% against marine le pen, but this is not a home run for him at all. you have the far-left candidate who received about 20% of the vote in the first round, as you'll appreciate there's two rounds for this thing. his voters are saying, well, we're not going to vote for either of these candidates. we won't vote for macron because he's the big banker guy, and we won't vote for marine le pen because she's all about the country, and that's not good enough. there's loads of people who are going to be abstaining. i can see macron winning this thing, but there's going to be so much anger, so much resentment, exactly like the picture here in the u.k. where it's london versus the rest of the u.k. same in america. if trump hadn't won, that anger about the people who feel no one's listening, and that'