khan: probably.> whitaker: one purchase from that time still makes her light up. >> khan: the 17-carat famous diamond ring-- >> whitaker: the famous diamond ring. >> khan: yeah. >> whitaker: cost how much? >> khan: i think it's $1.7 million. >> whitaker: she explained to us just how the biggest money could be made when the predictions of wall street were at odds with the inside information. >> khan: the most money you make is when your analysis is totally in an opposite to what your edge is telling you. >> whitaker: the inside information? >> khan: absolutely. if you have-- if you have a really great source. >> whitaker: roomy khan had a really good source who knew what was going on inside google: a friend who worked for a firm that prepared google's press releases and who told her the company's quarterly income would be lower than expected. >> khan: and she told me they were going to miss the quarter. >> whitaker: and you made money off of it. >> khan: i did. i made $500,000. >> whitaker: she shared

rishaad: you have also lodged khan the khan -- launched the khan labs go.amazon opening a brick-and-mortar. but you believe it could be complementary to the overall effort -- platform. what have you learned? sal: our mission is a free world-class education for anywhere here take that seriously. the spirit behind starting a physical lab school is, let's use that as a lab to understand what the best learning can be, where students learn at their own pace. students get more responsibility, they are building a portfolio. as we learn, we hope to share with many people and incorporate it into what is on the khan academy. i have already learned a lot. people think virtual and physical are in competition, but they are complement to. if students can learn to own pace and time, it frees up a lot of time during the day for more human to human interaction, and more projects. more peer tutoring. when you don't have everyone learning at the paid -- same pace, you can have a mixed environment. my own son, he's already able to mentor younger students. it really mature stud

khan is expected to be a mayor for all. in his victory speech, he said voters chose hope and fear over unity and division. cnn has more on that election and the challenges that lie ahead a. >> reporter: this hasn't happened in london before. >> i therefore declare sadik khan to be elected as the new mayor of london. >> reporter: a muslim elected as the city's new mayor. >> i never dreamt that someone like me could be elected as mayor of london. and i want to say thank you to every single londoner for making the impossible possible today. >> reporter: sadik khan is the son of a london bus driver. he mentioned that a few times through his campaign. his parents were pakistani immigrants. they lived in public housing, he went to state schools. he then became a lawyer, a member of parliament and minister. 12% are muslims and many are thrilled about his new job. >> i think it's a big victory. i'm feeling proud. you see the frustration going on with muslims around the world. >> reporter: khan's win defines a win among nations. >>

khan said his opponents' campaign was run "right out of the donald trump playbook." normally, scott, foreign politicians stay out of american domestic politics, but sadiq khan has made an exception. in a presumed contest between donald trump and hillary clinton, khan says he hopes she thrashes him. >> pelley: mark phillips at the house of parliament tonight in london. mark, thanks. well, hillary clinton might have a chance to thrash trump if he doesn't begin winning the financial back of his party and the support of its leaders. major garrett tells us that today, trump was tormented by the ghosts of campaigns past. >> well, it is great to be back in the welcoming embrace of washington. >> reporter: senator ted cruz returned to washington today after ending his presidential bid a week ago. cruz declined to back his party's presumptive nominee. will you endorse donald trumply or do you rule that out entirely? >> there will be plenty of time for voters to make the determination who they're going to support. >> reporter: trump, whose views on trade, immigration, anderati

in two years, roomy khan made $1.5 million from illegal trades alone.friends and associates made an additional $25 million off her tips, investigators found. it was easy money. >> just like, if you are taking an exam tomorrow and somebody hands you what's going to be on the test, it's easy to get an a-plus. >> reporter: roomy khan shared her tips with self-made billionaire raj rajaratnam who built one of the biggest hedge funds in the world, the $7 billion galleon group. federal authorities said raj rat natural made over $72 million from illegal tips from roomy khan and other sources. the two met back in the 1990s when she was working at intel as a product marketer and had access to proprietary company information. raj rajaratnam tapped her for the inside information so he could trade on it. >> then he started asking me about, how is business? and i used to have access to intel's top customer microprocessor bookings. i started giving him this information. >> so you started feeding him inside information from intel? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> reporter

khan grew up in public housing. his father was a bus driver from pakistan. >> i never dreamt that i could be standing here as the mayor of london. i am only here today because of see opportunities and helping hand that our city gave to me and my family. >> reporter: in his mayoral campaign, he promised to provide more affordable housing and transport, to push for higher wages and to unite the city's diverse communities. khan's first day on the job is tomorrow. vlad, he succeeds boris johnson, a conservative who has been mayor since 2008. >> duthiers: and jonathan, what has the reaction in london been so far? >> reporter: overall there has been a lot of support. in the end he got more than 1.3 million votes, that's more than any other mayoral candidate in london's history. >> duthiers: jonathan vigliotti, thank you very much. well, nearly eight years after the u.s. made history by electing barack obama as the nation's first african-american president, he stressed to new graduates at howard university that more work n

trdiq khan has now told donald trump what to do with his exception. ra i think donald trump has jnorant views about islam. it's not just about me. i don't need to be the exception to be allowed to go to america. fr reporter: and he doesn't want al take lessons from donald c ump on how to deal with islamic extremism, either. trump's way, khan says, is the wrong way. >> and my concern is he's tsaying into the hands of extremists who say it's not bempatible to be western and to be mainstream muslim. i think london showed last ter:sday it is. el reporter: sadiq khan was elected with the largest majority any london mayor has ever won, and this despite having to defend himself against the claim he was sympathetic to extremist views. khan said his opponents' campaign was run "right out of ote donald trump playbook." normally, scott, foreign politicians stay out of american domestic politics, but sadiq khan has made an exception. do a presumed contest between donald trump and hillary clinton, khan says he hopes she thrashes him. >> pelley: mark phillips at th

. >> thompson: london has a new mayor and its first who is a muslim: 45-year-old sadeek khan. the human rights lawyer and labor party leader is the son of pakistani immigrants. his father was a bus driver and his mother was a seamstress. with election results declared final today, khan was sworn into office and celebrated his win at a multi-denominational ceremony in an anglican cathedral. >> i'm the mayor of london! >> thompson: he said he'll be a mayor for all londoners and represent every community. jenny gross, a reporter for the "wall street journal," has been covering the election and joins us via skype from london. jenny, one million of london eight million residents are muslim, a quarter of the city is foreign born. do those demographics affect the campaign? >> the demographics in london are so different than the rest of the country. so that for sure could have been a reason, you know, given sadiq chan a boost in the polls but i think moreover he lead a campaign that appealed to londoners, of course, beyond muslims. he was affected with a huge mandate, something like 5

the results are in and it is a victory for labour khan.t is now according to far more in british reports and papers. about the battle for london's mayor which was predicted to go to the son of a bus driver. he was going against zac goldsmith with the party. absolutering you the final results as soon as we get them. earlier, i spoke to our london correspondent and i asked her what this meant for labour. reporter: a victory of the labour candidate and the fact that sadiq khan will get the job to become the mayor of london to succeed boris johnson is significant. two-term reign to end at city hall. sadiq khan is the son of a pakistani immigrant. his father was a bus driver. and, sadiq khan will become the arst muslim mayor of london, multicultural city but also of the western capital. this is significant. a man who says he is happy to bring up his daughters here because london gives a chance to everybody. he says he wants to reduce it does is but what gives a boost to the labour party. it certainly does not hide bad result on a national level

emily: our interview with khan academy founder sal khan.up, the granddaddy of the gaming industry, nolan bushnell who created atari along with "pong," "asteroids" and "centipede." we will ask him how gaming can change education. for the best longform interviews check out the "studio 1.0" podcast. you will find us on itunes and sound cloud. be sure to leave us a rating. it will help more listeners discover our content. ♪ emily: if you have ever played a video game, you owe debt of gratitude toward next guest. norman bushnell created "pong," "asteroids" and "centipede." these days he's bringing games into the classroom with a company called brain rush, trying to make education as addictive as atari. take a listen. brain rush, you say, can teach subjects and academic discipline 10 times faster than in the classroom of the 90% retention rate. how so? nolan: it turns out that when games are played it provides context. quite frankly, kids learn at their own speed. so that they played to mastery. playing to mastery is the key. no abcd. you don't c

khan has called the claim unfounded and racist. >> thank you for your vote. >> reporter: in the end khan took home 57% of the vote to become the most powerful muslim in european politics. it is an unlikely path from a humble upbringing. he grew up in public housing. his father was a bus driver from pakistan. >> i never drement that i could be standing here as the mayor of london. i am only here today because of the opportunities and helping hand that our city gave to me and my family. >> reporter: in his mayoral campaign he promised to provide more affordable housing and transport, to push for higher wages and to unite the city's diverse communities. >> khan's first day on the job is tomorrow. he subbing cease bore is johnson a conservative mayor since 2008. >> and jonathan, what has the reaction in london been so far? >> reporter: overall there has been a lot of support. in the end he got more than 1.3 million votes, that's more than any other mayoral candidate in london's history. >> jonathan vigliotti, thank you very much. nearly eight years after the u.s. made history by electing bar

khan has accused his opponent of flaming the flames of divisiveness. are muslim, he knows many worried about radicalism. sadiq: i was in paris last year with my wife and daughter watching a concert. by the grace of god, it could have been me and my family, the victims of atrocities in paris. i want to be the british muslim that defeats the extremists, that defeats radicals. i am going to keep london safe from extremism. in europe -- >> with the election thursday, the most recent polls show khan with a comfortable lead over his rival. should he win, he would end eight years of conservative rule in city hall. to canada now, when one and 100 firefighters are battling to control a wildfire in fort mcmurray. the 80,000 residents of the city have been ordered to evacuate as wind continues to fan the flames. >> a blanket of yellow smoke and thick black clouds filled the skies above fort mcmurray. these are the spectacular scenes after a wildfire ripped through northern alberta. just one of 35 fires in the region. >> our focus is entirely right now on ensuring

sadiq khan! sadiq khan! sadiq khan. it's such a momentous occasion. even donald trump has gotten caught up in the excitement. this is true. on monday donald trump said if the new mayor of london wants to come to the u.s., the muslim ban wouldn't apply to him. that's how much donald trump loves winning. he was like, "i know you're muslim, but you're a winner first." ( laughter ) there's only one problem with donald's generosity. >> today, khan rejected trump's potential offer. >> i think donald trump has ignorant views about islam. it's not just about me. i don't be the exception. >> the mayor of paris visited london yesterday, and she was asked about trump as well, and, boy, she did not hold back. >> he's very stupid. mr. trump is so stupid. my god. my god. ( laughter ). >> trevor: that is so amazing. i don't even that's going to make trump mad or turn him on. just the way she said, "you stupid, stupid man. you are so stupid, so stupid." it's going to encourage him. "so stupid." but trump has bigger problems than mayors from countries he's never even

well, mayor khan doesn't care. he's not interested in being the exception and mayor khan is firing back. cnn's phil black is following this live. what is the new london mayor saying about this? >> reporter: well, ashleigh, this all started because sadiq khan, not long after taking office said to a journalist he'd be interested in traveling to the united states to meet with the mayors of big cities to talk through some of the challenges they shared to swap ideas, policies, that sort of thing but he followed up by saying he might have to go before january should donald trump win the presidency and that policy become law. donald trump replied by saying that the city can and could be the exception but you're right, sadiq khan, it's not whether he can visit the united states but the policy and the policy is wrong. this was sadiq khan talking here in london earlier today. >> i think donald trump has ignorant views about islam. not just me but the exception to his rule. but if you're a muslim from any part of the world, y

khan, who perhaps is tipped when he is in favor of the u.k. staying in the eu, what impact if any could it have on the brexit vote? douglas: i'm going to set you straight, i do not like to call it the brexit referendum. it is the british referendum. brexit is for one choice. it is for that ms. -- british decision to leave. if you want to be neutral about it, let's just call it the british referendum. what is the take away from these u.k. local elections? city councils, mayors, crime commissioners, what does that have to do with broader european world issues and the referendum? concretely, not much but pollsters and pundits like myself are obviously looking what is going on in these elections for signs of where the wind is blowing. it is seven weeks until that tremendous and historical vote in britain which will literally decide its destiny in europe. people want to see where the party is leaning and who is for what. ,ou mentioned the london race and it is not a negligible detail, the labour party candidate said he con is very much on board tha

sadiq khan is the first muslim mayor of london.e condemned donald trump for the suggestion the mayor could be an exception to the u.s. muslim ban he put on the table. our international correspondent joining us live now from london. the potential relationship already off to a relatively bad start. what else has khan said about donald trump and the overall situation? >> reporter: wolf, sadiq khan isn't interested in being donald trump's exception. he says the issue is not whether he can visit the united states but the fact that under donald trump's proposed policy that no muslim will be able to visit the united states. so it's not about sadiq khan and his family, his friends, indeed, muslim community. but he said it's the policy. and he wants donald trump to rethink it. this was sadiq khan in london earlier today. >> i think donald trump has ignorant views about islam. not just about me but said i'm the exception to his rule but if you're a muslim from any part of the world, you can't go to the usa. my point is this. there are many m

emily: our interview with khan academy founder sal khan.ushnell who created atari along with "pong", we will ask you how gaming to change education. for the best longform interviews check out the "studio 1.0" podcast. be sure to leave us a rating. it will help more listeners discover our content. ♪ ♪ emily: if you have ever played a video game, dom debt of gratitude -- you go in debt of gratitude toward next guest. he treated pong, asteroids and centipede. these days he's bringing games into the classroom of the covenant called brain rush, trying to make education as addictive as atari. rush, you say, can teach suspects -- subject 10 times faster than in the classroom of the 90% retention rate. how so? nolan: it turns out that when games are played it provides context. quite frankly, kids learn at their own speed. they played to mastery. playing to mastery is the key. no abcd. you don't complete the game until you understand it completely. that is really important. emily: educational gaming is one of those ideas that seems like it's always

sadiq khan. what's the latest on the back and forth, first of all, between trump and khan? >> reporter: well, what we've heard coming back from sadiq khan in the past is he feels donald trump is ignorant about muslims. what he said about banning muslims from the united states is shortsighted and wrong and this is what has drawn the reaction from donald trump. this is what donald trump said. >> well, one i wished him well. now, i don't care about him. it doesn't make difference. let's see how he does. let's see if he's a good mayor. >> are you offended? >> i am because he doesn't know me and never met me. i think they're very rude statements and frankly, tell him i will remember those nasty statements. >> sadiq khan commented about what donald trump had to say this morning to the british public on this issue. he said, look, i don't want to get into a fistfight with this guy but he is wrong. he is ignorant about muslim issues. he is being divisive and dangerous and playing into the hands of the extremists by sort of creating this atmosphere of fear around the muslim community

khan said that is not good enough.on the election for mayor and by the biggest margin any major has ever had. that in which election in which his faith and history as a political activist and human rights lawyer forced him to battle off claims he was sympathetic to some extremist views. now that khan is the mayor of one of the great western capitals, donald trump was inevitably asked if he would be banned like all the rest of the world's muslims. there will always be exceptions, trump told "the new york times." sadiq khan told donald trump what to do with his exceptions. >> i think donald trump has ignorant views about islam. not just about me. i don't want to be the exception to be allowed to go to america. >> this has become a tale of two city. paris mayor, hopped the train to london, to congratulate its new mayor. what did she think of donald proposition. not much. >> mr. trump is so stupid, my god, my god. >> not just stupid but wrong. >> you can be a muslim and be european. you can be a paris mayor, and london may

khan saying no, thank you, to that, it's just not about him. so i asked mayor khan would he personally welcome donald trump if the candidate were to visit the u.k. >> i would introduce myself to him as a mainstream muslim. also introduce him to the hundreds of thousands, dare i say millions of muslims in this country who love being british, love being western and there's nothing incompatible with being a muslim and being -- i want to educate trump and show him that you can be muslim and be western. >> you know radicalization is an issue in london, in the u.k. it's a concern for people in the united states. what is your plan? how do you combat it in this city? what do you say to americans about london and being safe in london? >> i want to work with american politicians, politicians around the world to grapple with extremism and radicalization. it's personal to me. i'm a londoner and here in london in 2005 extremists, terrorists tried to destroy our way of life. but for the grace of god it would have been my wife, my daughters on those trains or

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trump later said mayor khan is an exception to the rule.orrespondent sat down wit khan who said he's not interested in being the exception. >> tell me what you feel about the idea of banning muslims from the united states? you presumably would not be able to visit. >> look, people understandably have fears. two ways to deal with it, one, play on people's fears, or, two, address them. i think the conservative quality here used the trump playbook when it came to the election. it was obvious i'm a muslim. you see that from my name and never hid the fact i'm muslim, and seeking to divide communities to try to give the impression that somehow our city is less safe if i was the mayor, i think that was projected last week, and the point i made last week in my, you know, acceptance speech was, you know, london has chosen hope over fear. i'm really proud that london chose unity over division. my message to donald trump and his team is that, you know, your views of islam are ignorant. it is possible to be a muslim and to live in the west. and it is p

mayor khan says repeatedly.election showed, he said, is that actually there is no clash of civilizations between islam and the west. his understanding of the classing civilization theory could use more study. its hypothesis foresees conflict over cultural differences. in short, the war we are already fighting. for now, the mayor reinforces the leftist dream of diversity in a city marked by terrorist violence. you can be sure the jihadists are taking note. so are many americans who wish london's new muslim mayor in the interest of diversity would butt out of our politics. >> did you hear about this one? high school musical actress vanessa hudgins agrees to pay a $1,000 fine after vandalizing a red rock wall in arizona. she posted a picture on instagram of a heart bearing her name and her boyfriend's name carved into the rock, damaging a natural feature on protected land is a misdemeanor. the fine will be spent by a volunteer group to restore the rock wall. >> spring has sprung but not everywhere. the u.s. nationa

the center level labor candidate khan has eight children, his father was a bus driver.grew up in pakistan in a housing project. but yes, he is muslim. conservative candidate zach goldsmith tried to make a campaign issue out of that in a city of 1 million-plus muslims. he claimed than khan did have association with certain individuals of extremist tendencies. khan said that was only in his role in the past as a human rights lawyer and he tried to slap that down. but security, yes, a major issue here like it is in midwest o western cities. in 2005, london was hit by a terror attack. just in the past couple of months, paris and brussels, the fear is it could come back there again. khan has made fighting terrorism also a centerpiece of his administration. history being made. waiting for the announcement very shortly. back to you. >> greg, thank you. >>> to montgomery county, maryland, the news conference about the shootings there just beginning. >> -- at the hospital. an adult male victim who was at this location was pronounced dead after attempts to keep him alive at the h

khan has run a campaign distancing himself from the leftism of corbyn. may not be able to ignore the yen's growing strength for much longer. prime minister shinzo abe says he's ready to respond to excessive currency moves, saying he may raise the issue at the g7 talks leader this month. abe says that japan would watch and respond to movements as necessary. a weaker yen has been a linchpin of abenomics. goldman sachs is cutting more unit,n its securities roughly 10% of workers. that is according to people with knowledge of the situation. the dismissals in new york and london built on cuts that had targeted about 8% of fixed income personnel through last month. global news 24 hours a day powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. francine: thank you so much. markets lower this morning. let's head to the bloomberg with mark barton for your asset check. falling,cks in europe on track for their second weekly decline and biggest weekly drop since february. those are the industry groups, just one trading higher, real estate. the

london's new mayor sadiq khan is a muslim who has taken exception to mr.roposal of banning all muslims from entering the u.s. he called the plan "ignorant." it lifted this response from mr. trott. donald trump >> he doesn't know : me. he hasn't met me. i think they are rude statements, and tell him i will remember those statements. they are very nasty statements. jane: mr. trump suggested mr. khan would be able to visit the u.s. in spite of his religion. n is unimpressed. mr. khan: with respect to donald trump, there is nothing exceptional about my friends and family? my views are quite simple. i'm afraid donald trump and his advisers, your views on islam are ignorant. jane: british prime minister david cameron who enjoys a chummy relationship with president obama has been angered by mr. trump's comments about muslims, calling them stupid, divisive, and wrong. that has drawn the suggestion from mr. trump that the prime minister's days of flipping hamburgers with the u.s. president might be over if mr. trump wins the white house. mr. trump: it looks like we

she did not hold back. >> reporter: is that okay for sadiq khan? >> it is stupid, very stupid.e seeing the example, all the people, muslim, catholic, i am catholic, you know, and we are in the life. we are in our mission. mr. trump is so stupid, my god, my god. >> it continues on yet again today, sadiqhan saying he is proof you can be muslim and proof the two are not incompatible. >> it would make an interesting visit to europe before the election as we know other candidates have done in the past. >> thanks so much. this morning, donald trump made no apology on his proposed ban on muslims entering the u.s. y saying he may set up a commission to study that led by former new york mayor, rudy guiliani. >> it's a real problem not only here but throughout the world, it's a real problem. we will figure it out and get it going. we have to be extremely careful, in fact, i'm thinking about setting up a commission, perhaps headed by rudy guiliani to take a serious look at this problem. this is a worldwide problem and we have to be smart. >> joining me now, msnbc's foreign correspondent,

khan grew up in public housing his father was a bus driver from pakistan. he intend to unite the city's diverse population. he's become very vocal in american politics. he said he hopes trump loses. >>> thank you, jonathan. time to show you some of this morning's headlines. sky news of britain reports dramatic drone footage has been released showing significant violations in a recently brokered cease fire in syria. the video shows a sustained missile attack led by an al qaeda splinter group against syrian government forces near aleppo. at least 70 people were killed. the video shows the remains of a refugee camp on the out skirts of aleppo that was bombed on thursday. >>> the center daily times in state college pennsylvania reports new allegations surfaced suggesting joe paterno was made away of coach jerry san dusky's sexual abuse of children as far as back as the 1970's. sandusky was convicted of 45 counts of child sex abuse years ago. >>> national geographic magazine reports the defense department is create agnew position to oversee the military labs aft

i sat down with imran khan for my documentary why they hate us.now it was meant to air this past weekend, it didn't. i have good news, it's been rescheduled for may 23rd at 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. set your alarms, dvr's, iphones, explain why in pakistan when you look at the polls there are really extraordinary high levels of anti-americanism? why do pakistani muslims hate america? >> fareed, you know, the anti-americanism was much higher than it is right now, in fact, it's coming down. and it was the war on terror that had a lot to do with it because the masses perceived it not as a war against terror but war against islam and if you did any polls that's how it came across in the beginning. recently this is not the case because as the american presence in afghanistan has gone down so the people of pakistan are no longer perceive it as a war against islam or american war against islam. so it's not the war against terror which wasn't the case when it started off after 9/11. >> a lot of people look at pakistan and say pakistan is a highly radi

work and partner with us in putting this women's summit together and i the honor of meeting serena khan was the head of the women's foundation of california is helping us with exactly that. i'm very proud to introduce her. she's a career leader in the philanthropic and nonprofit social justice sector spanning 2 decades and she's the leading expert both nationally and internationally, many of the social justice issues. she and her team have been instrumental in ensuring the success of the summit which is partnering with us in every way and i would like to introduce you to serena khan. >>[applause] >> thank you so much for the administrator kelly, and thank you mayor lee and mayor shaft for your leadership on this issue. we cannot be more delighted to be partnering with the city of san francisco and open on the summit. we the women's foundation of california are partnering along with the leading edge women's rights movement and the state along with our partners really across the country and the world. we are part of a movement of hundreds of organizations advocates, community good foundat

. >> flexible or not the idea of banning muslims has come under fire in europe mostly from sadiq khanon of an immigrant bus driver, the first muslim mayor of any western city, he says he wants to educate donald trump. kelly joins us from london. kelly. >> hi, kate. ry we had about five minutes with sadiq khan at an elementary school and said donald trump needs to revise its policy on islam and says a ban on muslims are risky. >> my worry is donald trump and his advisors giving the impression that westerners and islam inadvertently plays into the hands of extremists that say they're not compatible. i want to educate don't trump and say you can be muck lslim a western. >> would you support hillary clinton? >> as someone who is a father of two daughters, i think hillary clinton being the president of the usa would send a loud and clear message and she's competent, has gravitas, huge experience. i wouldn't be surprised to have hillary as the president. >> i asked mayor khan if donald trump then visits london, would the mayor personally welcome him to the city and he said, absolutely. i'd

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it's significant because alvarez is hispanic and khan is muslim and donald trump has taken stands onissue is will donald trump go. there are reports is he will show up in vegas for the fight. we have spoken with donald trump and he says no way, he's not going to the fight. charles: that's a bummer. mike: it's not a report that he was showing up. oscar de la hoya -- >> oscar de la hoya was the promoter for the fight. he sent an invitation to trump and trump accepted the invitation that he was going t

because obviously khan's victory was a huge deal there, an incredibly hard fought election and a lote islamophobia and fright around the fact that he was muslim was part of the politics at play in his own race. >> very much so. sadiq today, i saw him today and he actually called the conservative campaign the sort of donald trump campaign in the uk. and he said to hillary, that actually she should learn from how he defeated this, in his view, by the hope over fear. so and to be honest, it's been an absolute dream for sadiq. he's been able to look like the bigger guy, get headlines around the world, just by saying something relatively simple, you know, and modest. he talks about his own teenage daughters wanting to go to disneyland. that strikes a chord, i think, with many people. >> yeah, i think it does a good job of highlighting just how unpracticable this given proposal would be, when you're talking about tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands and millions of travelers who come to the u.s. to do everything from study at engineering schools, to go to the grand canyon, to take in a

. >> it's not just prime minister david cameron trump has angered the new london mayor khan. >> i think donald trump has ignorance about. >> i wish him well. let's see if he a good man. >> are you offended by what he said. >> yeah, i am. he doesn't know me. never met me. doesn't know what i'm about. they viewed statements and tell him i will remember those statements. very nasty statements. >> now, what could this spat mean for our relationship with i can't great britain. former united states ambassador to the united nations john bolton goes "on the record." good evening, sir. >> good evening. >> assuming that it is president donald trump and david cameron and khan, what does that mean? >> the important thing is relations between nations depend less on personal relationships among leaders than people think. i'm not saying they are unimportant. but fundamentally any leader who bases his policy on anything other than a very clear eyed view of the national interest isn't doing his job. now, in terms of the remarks themselves, i think in david cameron's case he made the same mistakes that a