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they labour mp stella creasy.unchtime. i want to live in trump's america . in trump's america. >> i probably think you don't want to either, alex. we've got a choice to make whether we're going bring and import that going to bring and import that kind behaviour here or kind of behaviour here or actually when it happens, just say lee anderson, say sorry, lee anderson, because he and he said he can't say sorry. and he said in that article not going in that article he's not going to guys, um, and to apologise, guys, if um, and it's that you use it's interesting that you use the read the word nuance, having read lee's actually lee's piece where he actually goes to make that goes out of his way to make that new, or saying, i really i'm not criticising 99.99% of the muslim community. >> so just read that and you >> so you just read that and you didn't refer to which is a didn't refer to it, which is a bit disappointing he says. i'm bit disappointing, he says. i'm not criticising 99.99% of muslim people in this country.

the fact that they've managed to get stella creasy , um, who should be stella creasy, um, who shouldlitics united in opposition to them because they always take their methods. so far that no reasonable person, even someone who's extremely about who's extremely concerned about climate change, could possibly support them. >> . yeah. and just >> matthew. yeah. and just just a point of clarification. a minor point of clarification. it a ball, apparently. a minor point of clarification. it i a ball, apparently. a minor point of clarification. it i thinka ball, apparently. a minor point of clarification. it i think we all, apparently. a minor point of clarification. it i think we all apparently. a minor point of clarification. it i think we all app oh, itly. but i think we all get oh, sorry. sorry. that's fine. >> i think i mean, >> i mean, look, i think i mean, maddie said the hit the nail on the there. i mean, i've the head there. i mean, i've known known and i've known i've known stella and i've worked day at work worked for first day at work together. itv, together. we worked for itv,

meanwhile, there are other mps stella creasy from labour among them.es about the threat to mps are actually exaggerated and they think that actually islamophobia community tensions is what the government should be concentrating on. and i think that to that tension is going to become more and more apparent as we lead up to the general election. as damian hinds said there, we in britain have this sort of open, representative democracy . mps representative democracy. mps speak to their constituents every friday. they have those constituency surgeries and that's a great strength of the british democracy. but it also leaves our parliamentary representatives representing resentatives more open than others across the to world the intimidatory tactics from those who might wish to harm them. so this issue is very, very serious and it is only going to get more so as mps become more and more visible on the campaign trail before this general election. >> yeah , absolutely. political >> yeah, absolutely. political correspondent olivia utley, thank you. and she ment

but before that, stella creasy. the moment in the news. and i read an article that you wrote last week in the guardian saying that pubuc in the guardian saying that public life is drowned in hate and violence . what does that and violence. what does that mean on a day to day level? >> it means it's really sad because it means you can't have a conversation. and a proper conversation. and actually all of us as mps want to be able to our to be able to talk to our constituents. to hear constituents. we want to hear people disagree this. people who disagree with this. i like people disagree like hearing people who disagree with makes me with me, because it makes me think they might think about whether they might have or actually have a point or whether actually i'm you i'm doing the right thing. you can't if people are can't do that if people are screaming and shouting at you or sending threats sending you death threats or rape that is rape threats, and sadly, that is happening more frequently rape threats, and sadly, th