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Donald Trump, most recently slamming the former Apprentice host after he claimed he strengthened NATO during his time in charge.Today, John has taken to Twitter again to hit out at the former president after he unleashed his latest thoughts on the Ukraine situation in a podcast.Full Send Podcast released a podcast yesterday to their 1.25 million YouTube subscribers, with the star guest being Donald Trump.The podcast, hosted by Kyle Forgeard and Bob Menery, has come under criticism due to the 75-year-old's comments.The former president was asked what he thought would happen next for Ukraine, with Trump's answer surprising many.He said: "Well, I said this a long time ago. If this happens we are playing right into the hands of green energy."The windmills don't work, they're too expensive."Trump went on to rant about windmills, avoiding answering the very important question.John took to Twitter in anger to respond to a clip of "moron" Trump's comments.In view of his 5.7million followers, he penned: "He is now completely addled."And still supported by millions of Republicans."Which can only mean that they are more addled than he is."Many social media users took to the comments to express their view on the former president.Gtconway3d said: "Person, woman, man...

PSG's players have been branded "too powerful" after their Champions League collapse at Real Madrid.The French outfit were dumped out of the competition after throwing away a two-goal aggregate lead against the Spanish giants.Karim Benzema's 17-minute hat-trick condemned them to another season of failing to achieve their main target of glory in Europe.In fact, it has equalled their worst performance since Qatar Sports Investments took over the Ligue 1 club in 2011.Speaking on BT Sport post-match, pundit Steve McManaman slammed the attitude of their top stars, in particular the front three of Kylian Mbappe, Neymar, and Lionel Messi.The former Real winger said: "The players are too powerful. When the going gets tough they do not care.

Lord Alan Sugar has taken to Twitter to slam Piers Morgan for "crowing" over the war in Ukraine yesterday.The business magnate, 74, demanded that the former Good Morning Britain presenter, 56, should come up with "solutions" to the conflict, instead of "crowing" over the humanitarian crisis in the country.The political advisor didn't hold back when it came to commenting on Piers' tweet, as he demanded that he do more than "crow" over the issue.In view of his 5.2 million fans, Lord Sugar hit back: "And do what?"Give the solution."You can't keep crowing without giving the solution," he added.The former Life Stories host wrote back: "NATO is the greatest collective military power in the history of Planet Earth. We should use it.

A Lanarkshire man who flew to Poland in a desperate bid to bring his Ukrainian wife home to Scotland has labelled the visa process “shambolic”.

Kim Kardashian is facing a TON of backlash for some controversial comments she just made about how “nobody wants to work these days,” and honestly, it sounds like she deserves the criticism on this one!

Lionel Messi has been slammed while Mauricio Pochettino has been labelled a "fraud" after yet another PSG collapse in the Champions League.The French powerhouse have once again failed to achieve their target of European glory after Real Madrid overcame a two-goal deficit to progress to the quarter-finals as 3-2 victors.It is a devastating result made all the more damning by the fact that they had one of the best transfer windows in football history last summer.But even the arrival of Messi has not changed their fortunes, and some fans accused him of being at fault.One tweeted: "Psg before signing Messi: 2020- Final, 2021- Semi final. Psg after signing Messi: 2022- R16.

Manchester City for 'disrespecting' the Champions League and Sporting Lisbon after subbing on Scott Carson.Carson was a second-half substitution when he replaced a perfectly fit Ederson in City's second leg with the Portuguese side.However, the 36-year-old was called into action to make a fantastic save minutes after coming on for the Brazilian.Carson took a knock in the collision, and for a couple of minutes, it looked like Cieran Slicker might have been called into action for Pep Guardiola's side.But despite his performance, fans still slammed Carson's involvement in a Champions League knockout game.One fan tweeted: "Man city is mad disrespectful," in response to the substitution.Another added: "Is Pep taking us for a joke?""They’re so desperate for anyone to notice this match is taking place," a third joked with Real Madrid and PSG playing out a classic at the same time.However, a fourth fumed: "Deserve to lose the match for this." What did you think of Scott Carson's introduction to the game? Let us know in the comments section Wednesday evening was Carson's second Champions League appearance - 17 years after he first played in the competition.Carson started for Liverpool in a last 16 clash with Juventus in 2005.The Reds moved onto the quarter-finals with a 2-1 win over the Old Lady en route to their stunning victory in Istanbul against AC Milan.

Andy Cohen gave an impassioned speech aboutFlorida's controversial Parents Rights in Education bill, dubbed the'Don't Say Gay' bill, which has been widely criticized for being homophobic.At the end of Monday night's episode of Watch What Happens Live, Andy called the bill'personally disturbing' and suggested that it does nothing but harm the LGBTQ community.The bill, which was passed this week, prohibits 'classroom instruction by school personnel or third parties on sexual orientation or gender identity' from kindergarten through third grade. Using his voice:Andy Cohen gave an impassioned speech about Florida's controversial Parents Rights in Education bill, dubbed the 'Don't Say Gay' bill, which has been widely criticized for being homophobic during WWHL Monday'There's not a mass conspiracy of kindergarten teachers who are plotting to teach children to be gay,' he said during the Jackhole of the day segment.

After a conversation covering broadband, wireless spectrum, DOCSIS and other “wonky” corners of Charter Communications’ business, CEO Tom Rutledge saved his pay-TV punches for the closing stretch.

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Walt Disney CEO Bob Chapek finally came out swinging against Florida’s so-called “Don’t Say Gay” bill, telling shareholders at the annual meeting today that the company had always opposed it but opted to work behind the scenes to try to influence lawmakers.

This Morning viewers have been left unimpressed by a segment in which they were shown 'how to plant a sunflower for Ukraine'.

NICOLE Scherzinger posted a picture with her rarely-seen mum - and fans couldn't believe how young she looked. The Pussycat Doll, 43, shared a snap of herself posing with her mother Rosemary to mark International Women's Day.

Liverpool have been overlooked as favourites for the Champions League and 'does not know' how the snub has happened.The Reds are England's most successful European club with six Champions League honours - the most recent of which came in 2019 against Tottenham.But according to the bookmakers, Manchester City are this season's favourites to claim continental glory, despite falling at the final hurdle last season.And though Owen agrees that one of Liverpool or Man City will win the Old Big Ears trophy, the BT Sport pundit cannot believe his former side have been snubbed as top choice for the crown."I see the Champions League as Liverpool's or Manchester City's," Owen told the Liverpool Echo.

BBC's Dragons' Den - but not so many have gone on to become household names.But there are a few choice products that made millions even after a brutal grilling by the five business moguls, and one such product - slammed for looking "like a horse brush" by Deborah Meaden - went on to sell one unit every 20 seconds.That product is the Tangle Teezer, a hairbrush constructed in a way that isn't supposed to pull on knots, making it less painful to run through matted tresses.Entrepreneur Shaun Pulfrey entered the den way back in 2007 to pitch the Tangle Teezer to the dragons, but found himself falling at the first hurdle.He was seeking £80,000 investment for 15 percent of the Tangle Teezer brand.Theo Paphitis ripped a chunk out of Paul, as he didn’t yet know if wholesalers would take it - as he "had no product to sell".Theo fired back: "That’s absolute rubbish. Having no product to sell is irrelevant, actually knowing whether they’re going to take it, you can go and make the product."No point going to make the product, having 20,000 sitting in your back bedroom and them going, ‘Shaun, it’s rubbish, mate’.

Tributes have been paid to a Lanarkshire dad of two found dead in Dundee on Monday evening.

DANCING On Ice viewers have slammed the judges for saving Kye Whyte over Stef Reid in the latest dance off. In a hotly contested eliminator, both athletes gave their all and performed well.

Andy Cohen has slammed the “so-called ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill” banning Florida teachers in classes up to third grade from talking about LGBTQ issues with their students.

KHLOE Kardashian has been slammed for laughing at her brother Rob's weight gain in a resurfaced KUWTK clip. Rob, 34, has struggled with his weight for years and is believed to have weighed almost 300lbs at his heaviest.

Piers Morgan has shared a rare snap with his siblings – and his followers can’t believe how alike they look. The former Good Morning Britain host, 56, who has marked one year since he quit the show, took to Instagram to document the family get-together as the group enjoyed a meal at Italian restaurant 2 Veneti. He wrote alongside: “Sibling reunion dinner… as always, I was the least opinionated one at the table.” Piers could be seen with his two brothers Rupert and Jeremy, as well as his sister Charlotte.