. >> reporter: suzanne kelly's long campaigned against trump's efforts to develop luxury golf courses here in england. he last spent lots of money in

suzanne kelly, the lady who put together this petition, i visited her in aberdeen scotland on thursday and friday, by the way, she is american, a new yorker originally. she said what really got this going for her and why she came up with the idea is they've fought with frump for years over the establishment of a golf course area. she accuses him of bum dozing through the environmental process, of intimidating neighbors who wouldn't tell to him, putting trees on the edge of their property and bum dozing 20-foot bedrooms so they couldn't see out and forcing them to sell is her suggestion. at her core, she is furious about his rhetoric, which she calls dangerous, something that she believes has to be confronted in the united kingdom. >> i don't mind him spouting his hate speech so much as a private person, but if he wants to be leader, president of arguably the most powerful nation on earth, then it's a completely different story. >> there is no vote today at the end of the debate, but the leading british toll additions will be able to hear that debate. they have already started with prim

. >> reporter: suzanne kelly's long campaigned against trump's efforts to develop luxury golf coursesere in england. he last spent lots of money in this site against the wishes of many residents. >> mr. tumple ha trump has had s since 2008, there is no golf course and development, there's only a golf course and clubhouse. >>> an ambassador for scotland and honorary degree taken away but his recent comments on a u.s. show raised eyebrows in the capital which prides itself on its diversity. >> we have places in london and other places that are so radicalize they'd police are afraid for their own lives. we have to be very smart and very vigilant. >> that claim's been reiterate cooulridiculesby both the polica government. not everyone believes he should be banned from entering the country. >> i don't think we can essentially ban him at the moment but i really don't like what he stands for at all. >> you have no right to talk about banning him, donald trump from coming to england. reason being america and england has always had a good relationship. now if you start that then you're going t

. >> suzanne kelly's long campaigned against trump's attempt to develop luxury golf courses in scotland. she's had his honorary ambassador for scotland and his honorary degree taken away. >> we've places in london and other places that are so radicalized that the police are afraid for their own lives. we have to be very smart and very vigilant. >> that bold statement was swiftly dismissed by london's mayor boris johnson. who argued far from being banned, donald trump should be invited to see for hymnself. >> i as a member of parliament for bafford west would give an open invitation to donald trump, i'd tai take him to the synagogue, i'd take him to the church i'd take him to the mosque. i'd invite him for curry, we're the curry capital of britain. >> already hinted they're not enough to confirm him persona felon grapersonanon grata. are. >> burkina faso 29 people died in an al qaeda attack on friday. benin's president has visited the cafe and hotel where the terrorists struck. from ouagadougo, mohammad adow reports. >> the president of burkina faso sees firsthand the damage done in an a

>> well, suzanne kelly, i mean, it's very interesting. she has not done a lot of interviews, by i spent two days with her in aberdeen, scotland. she's america. she's from new york. she's living in aberdeen. she put this petition together because of a long-running dispute with donald trump as local environmentalists tried to take him on as he bulldozed through this golf course in aberdeen, scotland, a few years ago. he is accused of bullying his neighbors. so there is a lot of history there. but in the end she says, look, this propaganda is hate propaganda, what trump has said. it needs to be openly debated in british society. she realizes the vote is not going to go anywhere, but just the airing of this, and having donald trump out publicly although he seems to like any kind of publicity, having it out publicly does the society good and sends the message back to trump that those kinds of views are not tolerated in the united kingdom. >> i don't mind going on spouting his hate speech so much as a private person. but if he wants to be leade

. >> suzanne kelly's long campaign against trump's development of luxury golf courses in scotland againsthe wishes of local residents. >> mr. trump's planning consensus for 2008 for this golf course. there is no golf resort. there is a golf course and a clubhouse. you would be gullible to accept his claims now. >> he has had his status as scotland's ambassador and honorary degree taken away. here in the capital it prides itself on its diversity. >> we have price places in london and other places that are so radicalized that the police are afraid for their own lives. we have to be very smart and very vigilant. >> that claim is ridiculed by london's metropolitan police. but while many find donald trump's comments offensive, not everyone agrees that he should be banned from entering the country. >> i don't think we can ban him at the moment, but i really don't like what he stands for. >> you have no right to talk about banning donald trump from coming to england. the reason being america and england has always had a good relationship. now if you start that, you'll break off the wonderful rel

petition author suzanne kelly told us trump's treatment of the environment and bullying of his neighbors incurred her anger. >> either if i win or lose, points have been made, important discussions have been had and people are thinking of the implications of this man's world. there's a huge difference between free speech and hate speech. >> jonathan, anticipating the brich government will not most likely proceed with a ban of mr. trump, the greatest way to handle him would be the brich tradition of ridicule. there was certainly plenty of that today. back to you. >> thank you. david cameron has pledged more than $28 million for english class he. targets women, because some controlling muslim men may be keeping their wives, sisters or daughters from joining society. >> we want to build a more integrated, cohesiv cohesive so. where they have been encouraged not to go out, not to learn the language. that needs to change in our country. >> he also says that immigrants who do not learn the language within two years may not be allowed to stay in the country. >>> having to fend for themselves in

petition author american suzanne kelly said trump's treatment of the environment here and bullying ofrs contribute to anger which reached a boiling point over comments about immigrants in america. >> even if i win or lose, important discussions have been had and people are thinking about the implications of this man employee there's a different between free speech and hate speech. >>> it's been three weeks since protestors took over a wildlife center in oregon. they are demanding the land be returned to local ranchers and loggers. it is shedding light on an industry, a logging industry that has been lagging for decades. >> northerny county was once a thriving timber air in that in the 70's, it had the highest per capita in come in or gone with that government regulations and environmentalists brought logging almost to a halt, driving the timber industry and jobs out of the county. doug used to work in the now closed mill in hines. he's now the control technician at lewis and clark machine, a company that makes its money buying and selling milling equipment. >> there's so much resistan

>> suzanne kelly is american from new york, she certainly doesn't have anything flattering to say aboutump. she calls him a hate mongering bigot. it's interesting. she says her fight with crump goes back a long why. >> he has insulted most of the world, nations and is sexist. >> his comments towards women, mexican and muslims are part of the anger towards him. local counselor martin ford said trump bull dozed these wildly and sent active sand dunes making the case he would bring thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in investment to the area. he only built one golf course, not the huge resort he had promised aberdeen. >> mr. trump looked like an arrogant bully and i think that probably would be the top two words that people would use to describe him. >> in response, donald trump threatened to pull back on an investment scheme. some locals here say trump has made threats and promises before and that he simply doesn't have much of a reputation here for keeping his word. >> 6,000 jobs mr. trump said he was going to bring. actually, it's fewer than 100. the billion pounds investment, ac

. >> suzanne kelly's long campaign against trump's efforts to develop luxury golf courses here if scotlandhe spent large amounts of money on this site against the wishes of many local residents. >> mr. trump has had his planning since 2008 for this golf resort. there is no golf resort. there is a golf course and a clubhouse so you'd have to be pretty gullible to accept his claims now. >> trump's already had his status as a business ambassador for scotland and honorary degree taken away. but his recent comments on a u.s. show raised eyebrows in the capital which prides itself for its diversity. >> we have places in london and other places that are so radicalized that the police are afraid for their own lives. we have to be very smart and very vigilant. >> that claim's been ridiculed by both the metropolitan police and the city's mayor boris johnson. but while many people find tru trump's comments offensive, they don't believe he should be banned from the moment. >> i really don't like what he stands for at all. >> you have no right to talk about banning him, donald trump if coming to englan

. >> suzanne kelly's long campaign against trump's attempt to develop luxury golf courses in scotland. his recent comments on a u.s. show raised eyebrows here in the capital which prides itself by its diversity. >> we have places in london and other places that are so radicalized that the police are afraid for their own lives. we have to be very smart and very vigilant. >> well that bold statement was swiftly dismissed by london's mayor boris johnson who argued far from being banned, donald trump should be invited to see for himself and that idea was taken up by politicians from across britain on monday. there i as a member of parliament, would give an open invitation to donald trump ovisit my constituency. i've taken to the synagogue, i've taken to the plosk. we armosque. we are curry capital of britain. >> also not enough to declare him per sona nongrata. , nadim baba, al jazeera, london. >> turning to the studios is charlie wolf, an analyst living in london and has defended donald trump for the comments he made. thank you so much for joining us on al jazeera. you are a republican v

. >> suzanne kelly's long campaign against trump's development of luxury golf courses in scotland against the wishes of local residents. >> mr. trump's planning consensus for 2008 for this golf course. there is no golf resort.

. >> suzanne kelly's long campaign against trump's efforts to develop luxury golf courses here if scotland, he spent large amounts of money on this site against the wishes of many local residents. >> mr. trump has had his planning since 2008 for this golf resort. there is no golf resort. there is a golf course and a

. >> reporter: suzanne kelly's long campaigned against trump's efforts to develop luxury golf courses here in england. he last spent lots of money in this site against the wishes of many residents. >> mr. tumple ha trump has had s