CNN correspondent Barbara Starr referred to Kenya as a “hotbed of terror” on Thursday.

She said, “President Barack Obama is not just heading to his father’s homeland, but to a hotbed of terror.”

This blunder immediately sparked an outrage on Twitter and the hashtag #SomeoneTellCNN started trending worldwide.

See some of the tweets embedded below:

@CNN stop this sensationalist rubbish.call us back to watch ur “channel” when u feel like reporting real news not rubbish. #SomeoneTellCNN

— Maverick (@Prital1) July 23, 2015

I stopped watching this assclown network last week. Good choice, I see. @CNN #SomeoneTellCNN

— Thomas M. Llama (@tmllama) July 23, 2015

#SomeoneTellCNN they’re losing to Fox News… badly. That’s like the fat kid beating you in a 50 yard dash when you start at the finish line

— Jeff Sorensen (@SorenJeff) July 23, 2015

“@PrecPrecepts: #SomeoneTellCNN the US has the issue of domestic terrorism not Africa alone”

— Journalist bash (@BashJournalist) July 23, 2015

As we educate CNN on #SomeoneTellCNN , do we remember these ignoramus talking trash about Africa? https://t.co/R9fQJZFD8v via @YouTube

— Edgar Nyandong (@ENyandong) July 23, 2015

In the list of terrorist sympathizers, Hon. Duale should include @CNN they seem to know more than we do #SomeoneTellCNN

— IG: Rafael_Musembi (@Linguist_Rafael) July 23, 2015

#SomeoneTellCNN that @naviomusic was in @kenya for CokeStudio and it went down well. #TIA

— #UntitledThoughts (@NuveySHAWN) July 23, 2015

#SomeoneTellCNN the Hotbed produced this: cc @ntvkenya @KTNKenya @citizentvkenya @FreshFredy pic.twitter.com/MSaqC3ef4M

— Aj Beats (@beats_aj) July 23, 2015

Major Screw Up! #SomeoneTellCNN #SomeonePleaseTellCNN https://t.co/R5J8XHKKvT

— KuP (@acidradical) July 23, 2015

#SomeoneTellCNN @CNN did you call New York after 9/11 a hotbed for terror? Badly researched ‘puff piece’ by a half rate reporter shameonu”

— Brianzberg Ochollah (@Brianzberg) July 23, 2015