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London pub renamed 'The Trump Arms' in honor of the president's state visit to the UK

"There has to be another side to the story, you know," Smyth said. "We have to show the American people that the British, the Irish and the Americans are family friends. We're old friends and this can't be forgotten."

CNN deals in facts,

The media spouted all sorts of lies about Russian collusion.

And let's not forget that the media lied about the size of Trump's inauguration crowd.

Trump is entirely correct to refer to the media as fake news.

Let see we have Trump on youtube asking for Russians help in hacking Hillary email but he was just joking even those the Russians launch a large scale attacks on email servers within hours repeat hours of that request.

Then we have side by side pictures of the Washington mall when Obama became president and then Trump an I assume you are thinking that those pictures was fake?

Of course we could not be living in the same reality an in your reality millions of illegal voters was bus into CA to vote for Hillary causing Trump not to win the popular vote.

They took a picture from earlier in the morning when the crowd was still filing in, and misrepresented it as being a picture of the crowd during Trump's inauguration.

You eventually admitted that Obama did in fact outdraw Trump.

The official photographer said that he cropped the photos to make it seem like there were more people at Trum's.

Trump started out averaging six untruths a day. He's now averaging ten.

You keep trotting out one tired example which doesn't really bear out your case,

and that's all you''ve got to try to prove a pattern of lies on cnn's part

which is flatly not true,

and ignore trump's fake news, which in fact is what he's been doing for three years

(remember birtherism)/.

Thousands of demonstrators will line the streets of London to protest against the state visit of President Donald Trump on Tuesday.

The Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, who refused to attend a state banquet on Monday evening for the president, said he will join crowds to “stand in solidarity with those he’s attacked in America, around the world and in our own country”.

A huge police and security operation was under way on Tuesday morning, with protesters barred from demonstrating directly outside Downing Street and road closures in place.

Organisers of the Together Against Trump protest have billed the day a “carnival of resistance”, with demonstrators gathering at Trafalgar Square from 11am to declare a “Trump-free zone”.

Tuesday will also see the giant, orange inflatable baby Trump blimp take to the skies again after its owners reached their fundraising target and permission was granted by the Greater London Authority.

Organisers plan to fly the 20ft blimp depicting a nappy-clad president clutching a mobile phone for two hours from 10am over Trafalgar Square. A 16ft talking robot of Trump sitting on a gold toilet was also expected to make an appearance.

The protesters will include Handmaids Against Trump – women who will be draped in red with white hoods in homage to Margaret Atwood’s dystopian novel about a crackdown on reproductive rights.

Climate change activists, students, pacifists, trade union members and families will also gather.

Labour’s Diane Abbott and Emily Thornberry confirmed their attendance, while the Liberal Democrats and Green party are appealing for the public to join them.

The TUC general secretary, Frances O’Grady, and Mark Serwotka, head of the Public and Commercial Services union (PCS), will also speak to the rally.

Demonstrators will not be permitted to march past Downing Street as part of Whitehall will be closed off, the Metropolitan Police confirmed. Organisers had initially planned to demonstrate outside the entrance to Downing Street as Trump held talks at No 10.

Crowds will now stop at the north end of Whitehall with a “clear view of the access to Downing Street”, and proceed to Parliament Square by an alternative route. The Metropolitan police said a “barrier plan” will be in place across part of Whitehall just north of the Women’s War Memorial.

Scotland Yard said: “Protesters will not be marching past Downing Street at any point.

“This is a multi-faceted security operation, and whilst the Met has a responsibility to ensure the right to peaceful protest, this needs to be balanced with the complex requirements of this policing plan.”

Around 250,000 anti-Trump activists gathered when he flew into the UK on 13 July last year for his first visit as US president.

Elsewhere across the UK, protests are also planned in Birmingham, Stoke, Sheffield, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Chester, Leicester, Oxford and Exeter.