The Many Faces of Trump
ANDERSON: A reminder of our top story this hour, one of the world's most valuable football clubs, Chelsea, has fired its manager, Jose Mourinho, just seven months after he took the team to the top of the table in the English Premier League. This season, though, the team languishing 16th out of 20 places. Remember, the bottom three are relegated every year. This is CNN, you're watching Connect the World with me, Becky Anderson. Welcome back. All this week we've been talking about attitudes towards Muslims around the world. Here is the story of two young Dutch social activists who carried out a rather controversial experiment, challenging perceptions of Islam. Have a look at this.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE (subtitles): If you respect my commands and abhor my laws, you will eat the flesh of your own sons and the flesh of your own daughters. It is (inaudible) for a woman (inaudible) you will harm to (inaudilbe). If two men sleep with each other they will both have to be killed.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Following the Paris attacks, we noticed that there's a lot of fear mongering going around and a lot of media out that's covering the Islam in a negative way, so we decided, all right, let's go -- let's go buy a bible and we actually have it -- we have the book right here that we used in the video. You can see. So we made this cover. We put it around our copy of the bible, which sadly is in Dutch, otherwise we'd read a couple of passages to you.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: we highlighted them.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: And we went around reading verses to the people in the city.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: If you compare this to the bibles, what are the main differences?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The Quran sounds more aggressive. (inaudible) cutting of people's (inaudible).</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: the bible is more positive.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The story in the bible is sold very differently.</s>UNIDENTIIFIED FEMALE: the world si changing and I think they need to adapt to it.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: A lot of people around us, a lot of people that seemed biased or a lot of people that seemed prejudiced, they don't know as much about the koran or what is in the books or about the religion itself, they just know what the media keeps telling them.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Well, we have a little surprise for you. These beautiful verses from the Korean are from the bible.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Seriously?</s>UIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Wow, (inaudible).</s>ANDERSON: In tonight's Parting Shots just before we go, the latest U.S. Republican presidential debate had a lot of political talk and posturing didn't it. And in the case of one brazen candidate, some messages were unspoken, but still crystal clear. Jeanne Moos explains.</s>JEB BUSH (R), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: Just two months ago...</s>JEANNE MOOS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: I swore I wouldn't do another faces of Trump story. But here it is. The sequel because who could resist this?</s>BUSH: He gets his foreign policy experience from the shows.</s>MOOS: Cartoonists can't resist. Nor can an expert on facial expressions.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I was just blown away with how comfortable he was dismissing his rivals.</s>BUSH: But he's a chaos candidate.</s>MOOS: The New Yorker had already dubbed this one the stretched cheerio. Saying Trump makes the kind of faces that would have gotten me sent to my room as a kid. He even faced down the audience when booed.</s>TRUMP: Who would be -- I just can't imagine somebody booing. These are people that want to kill us, folks.</s>MOOS: The Daily Show tweeted Trump using debate to prove he hasn't had botox, to which someone replied, he clearly thinks with his lips, but are Trump's faces premeditated?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Undercut his rivals. I think there's a sense in which yes, it's premeditated. He's certainly camera savvy. On the other hand, what he's giving away in the face is very spontaneous, very pronounced...</s>MOOS: So you're saying it's a premeditated but spontaneous expression?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yes. Only the Donald could pull that off.</s>MOOS: One critic tweeted Trump should get it over with and stick out your tongue and get moose antlers. Well, guess what? The Donald sort did, the tongue, not the moose antlers. As Trump gave Jeb Bush a playful slap post debate, photographers caught him sticking out his tongue without apparent malice. Here's a fun little quiz. See if you can pick out the guy who wasn't actually on the debate stage.</s>BUSH: : ISIS was not a...</s>TRUMP: Am I talking or are you talking, Jeb?</s>BUSH: I am talk right now.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: You talking to me?</s>BUSH: I am talking.</s>TRUMP: You can go back. You're not talking.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Who the</s>MOOS: You're talking to the guy who talks with his face, Jeanne Moos,</s>CNN. BUSH: But he's a chaos candidate.</s>MOOS: New York.</s>ANDERSON: Well, I sat down with four young Muslims students on Wednesday at this time to get their take on Donald Trump and all the other Republican presidential candidates and the rhetoric coming out of the states at this point. In case you missed it, we put it up on the website for you. You can find all that and much more by heading on to CNN.com. That is CNN.com. That is a really, really interesting discussion we had last night. So do check it out. And do let us know what you thought about the debate and all of the stories that we cover for you. The team here who worked with me always want to hear from you. That's at Connect the World team. Get in touch on our Facebook page, that is Facebook.com/CNNConnect. And you can tweet me, if you're a regular viewer you'll know this, @BeckyCNN. That is @BeckyCNN. That's it from us for this evening. CNN, though, of course continues after this short break. That was Connect the World from the team here and those working with us around the world. Thank you for watching. END