Hi, it's Fraser here. And before we get into the Spike Podcast, I just wanted to tell you a bit about a very special film Spiked has out this month. It's called Black Guns Matter, and it focuses on Madge Terre, a Second Amendment activist who's fighting against what he sees as the racist policies of gun control.

Check it out on spiked, check it out on YouTube, it really is a must watch.

Now, on with the show.

Hello and welcome to the Spike Podcast.

I'm Fraser Myers and with me this week we have Spiked Deputy Editor Tom Slater.

Hello and Spike columnist Ella Wheelen.

Hi.

Coming up on the show, Trump's UK visit, feminist outrage and transphobia in the whuniverse.

And then I heard that there were protests.

I said, where are the protests? I don't see any protests. I did see a small protest today when I came first.

Some of the things that Donald Trump has done over the last two, three years.

Londoners find a foreign and offensive.

I'm not saying that we shouldn't have business meetings,

I'm not saying we shouldn't talk to him,

but the things I want to say to President Trump,

I probably shouldn't say in front of the next. I'm not going to say.

Donald Trump was in the UK this week and had barely landed before causing controversy. tweeting from Air Force 1, Trump called the London Mayor said

eat Khan a stone cold loser.

This was in response to an observer piece by Khan,

which likened Trump to the European dictators of the 1930s and 40s. A day later, crowds descended on London

to protest against Trump's so-called fascism. Tom, why does Trump get under people's skin so much?

This is something I've been trying to think about this week, because it's precisely that question which it can't,

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