The Ingraham Tweet

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“How about a romantic walk through Paris? This is what third world immigration does to Europe,” the tweet by Collett read. Ingraham, who hosts a show on Fox’s 10 p.m. slot, shared Collett’s tweet with the message: “Can anyone verify if this is really a video of Paris?”

The Ingraham tweet was first flagged by liberal media watchdog Media Matters.

Collett is the former chairman of the youth division of the British National Party, a British ultranationalist political group. He was eventually dismissed from the party after making death threats to its then leader.

He has expressed his admiration for Adolf Hitler; declared AIDS a "friendly disease because blacks, drug users and gays have it"; and referred to immigrants as “cockroaches.”

Collett

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