Donald Trump is ‘racist, sexist and Islamophobic’, Sadiq Khan says after president’s attack on ‘terrible mayor’
Sadiq Khan called Donald Trump as “racist, sexist, female enemy” and “Islamophobic” after the last criticism of the US President of the US President.
Mr. Trump came after the couple describing the couple as a “terrible mayor” in the last chapter in the long -standing Words War.
The US President addressed the UN General Assembly, “I look at London, a terrible mayor, a terrible, terrible mayor and changed, and has changed a lot.
“Now they want to go to the Sharia law. But you’re in a different country, you can’t do it.”
Sir Sadiq, who responded to Mr. Trump’s words, told Sky News: “People are wondering what is about this liberal, multicultural, progressive, successful city, which means that I rented rent in Donald Trump’s head.”
When asked whether the US president’s words are Islamophobic, the mayor said: “When people say something, when people act in a certain way, you should believe in them when people act in a certain way.
“I think President Trump showed that he was racist, sexist, enemy and Islamophobic.”
Sir Sadiq, who responded to the accusation of the US President as a “terrible mayor ,, added: ım I am grateful for having a record number of Americans coming to London …
“There must be a reason for this. You look at a number of different criteria, when it comes to culture, when it comes to foreign investment, when it comes to sports, we are usually the number one city in the world when it comes to the ability to fulfill people’s potential.
“I am really proud to be the largest city in the world, it has been going on for a long time.”
Labor MPs walked to the defense of Sir Sadiq after the attack of Mr. Trump, the mayor of the health secretary Wes Streeting, the mayor of the Mayor of the Mayor, “he did not try to apply the Sharia law to London,” but “proudly walking, the background and the difference in the background, our transportation, our air, our security, our elections, our elections, our elections, our elections, our elections, our elections, our elections, our elections,”
Ealing Central and Acton deputy Rupa Huq described Mr. Trump’s comments as “open naked-faced lies ,, while Sir Sadiq’s Tooting deputy Rosena Allin-Khan asked the US Ambassador to be called on the words.
Mr. Trump has repeatedly attacked Sir Sadiq since 2015, when the working politician condemned the proposal that the hope of the Presidency should be banned from going to the United States.
During last week’s visit to the state, the President claimed that Sir Sadiq was “among the worst mayors of the world ve and asked the mayor not to participate in the events during the visit.
Sir Sadiq said that he was “indifferent to President Trump ve and that he was“ more important things to worry about ”.
