from the south—east were heatwave conditions continue but there is a warning of extreme heat from the mete because we expect even higher temperatures working through the weekend and into the early part of next week. widespread impact on health and infrastructure so one to watch. at the moment we have got hot conditions in the south and east. somewhat cooler conditions and a few showers in the north and west. quite breezy across the north of scotland. that is blowing in the art shower. by that is blowing in the art shower. by and large fine weather. temperatures quite considerably lower apart from the south—east. but the cloud we have in the south holds onto that heat and humidity and that slips away overnight tonight with a few showers to follow. and still warm but not tropical as it was last night in the south—east. a little bit more comfortable for sleeping in the next couple of nights. tomorrow the next couple of nights. tomorrow the best of the sunshine again in the best of the sunshine again in the south with a peppering of showers in the north of scotland and across northern ireland

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temperatures are set to soar to a0 degrees — and the met office has issued a series of alerts, including warning for parts of england. red warnings are really rare. this is the first one we've ever put out the heat. it means danger to life and widespread infrastructure impacts. with record temperatures expected, people are being urged to take them seriously — and to take precautions. we'll be looking at the impact the heatwave might have on your health and tell you what you can do to keep cool there are warnings too that the extreme heat will affect travel early next week. also on the programme. a british man, paul urey, has died while being detained by russian—backed separatists in eastern ukraine. as covid levels go on rising — the vaccine booster is to be offered to everyone over 50 this autumn. and at the open, tiger woods bids farewell to st andrews for this year — and perhaps for the last time. coming up in sportsday later in the hour on the bbc news channel — the world athletics championships are under way in oregon. we're going to hearfrom one of great britain's medal contenders.

the met office warns of a possible "risk to life", as temperatures head towards a0 degrees in parts of england on monday and tuesday. the red "extreme heat" warning means there could be disruption to travel, energy supplies, as well as damage to property. i never thought i'd get to the day of seeing a a0 celsius on the map, which is a small possibility it will happen. and that sort of thing is going to have such big impacts to our daily life. we'll bring you more on what's causing the extreme heat and how to look after yourself. also this lunchtime... a high courtjudge rules that life support treatment for 12—year—old archie battersbee can be withdrawn. new figures show covid infections in the uk have risen by 29% in a week — 3.5 million cases were recorded. the government's urged to officially apologise to thousands of unmarried mums who were forced into giving up their babies for adoption. and more struggles for tiger woods on the second day of the open. and coming up on the bbc news channel, the open leader board bunches around those contenders still to start their second round, but

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a first ever extreme heat warning is being issued by the met office for parts of monday and tuesday. temperatures from london and parts of central england could reach up to 40 of central england could reach up to a0 degrees. the warning means that a risk to life is likely, and substantial changes in working practices and routines will be needed. i practices and routines will be needed. ., �* ~' �* needed. i don't think i've ever exnerienced — needed. i don't think i've ever experienced weather - needed. i don't think i've ever experienced weather like - needed. i don't think i've ever experienced weather like that| needed. i don't think i've ever - experienced weather like that here before, it feels like we are in a different continent.— before, it feels like we are in a different continent. once a gets a certain tempter, _ different continent. once a gets a certain tempter, it _ different continent. once a gets a certain tempter, it has _ different continent. once a gets a certain tempter, it has been - different continent. once a gets a l certain tempter, it has been brutal. are hig

the met is saying there is a 50—50 chance that it will reach a0 degrees for the first time in the uk. temperatures. _ first time in the uk. scorching temperatures. you _ first time in the uk. scorchingj temperatures. you mentioned climate change. it seems to be playing an ever more important and destabilising role in our lives? , , �* lives? yes, it is. and the likelihood _ lives? yes, it is. and the likelihood of _ lives? yes, it is. and the likelihood of these - lives? yes, it is. and the| likelihood of these events lives? yes, it is. and the i likelihood of these events is increasing and if i canjust show you now a couple of graphs. this one is the first, how the average maximum daily temperatures have increased over the last entry and you can see that an exhilarating upward trajectory on that one. and if accelerating. and this is the top ten uk hottest days ever recorded and look at this. seven of them in the last 20 years. hottest days recorded in the uk. seven of them in the last 20 so that's over the last 100 years there. so the question is, you know, is the climate being affec

the met is saying there's a 50—50 chance that it will reach a0 degrees for the first time in the uk. change — it seems to be playing an ever more important and destabilising role in our lives. yeah, it is, and the likelihood of these events is increasing, and if i canjust show you now a couple of graphs. this one is the first — it's how the average maximum daily temperatures have increased over the last century. you can see there, gareth, an accelerating upward trajectory on that one. and if we bring on the next, this is the top ten uk hottest days ever recorded. and look at this — seven of them in the last 20 years. the hottest days recorded in the uk, seven of them in the last 20 — and that's over the last 100 years there. so, the question is, you know, is the climate being affected by human influence? that's the question we've been grappling with, haven't we, for many years now. well, because of the chances — if you justjudge it on the chances of us reaching a0 degrees celsius in the uk, this is how the chief executive of the met put it. we think that should be a 1—in—100 to 1—in—

you'll have heard about heat health alerts and there are also extreme heat warnings from the met officedirected towards healthcare professionals to let them know periods of high temperatures are on the way and they have to focus on the needs of the people in their care so they don't suffer in the heat. extreme heat warnings from the met office are directed at all of us to say, "look, this may impact your lives, cause some disruption. "extreme heat and heat waves are on the way." they can be amber and, of course, the highest level, which is red. and the extreme heat warnings from the met office only started in 2021 and that's because, well, if you think about it, we warn for heavy rain that causes flooding, we warn for winter storms that can bring severe disruption. why wouldn't we warn for extreme heat, because that can bring widespread travel disruption and, of course, heat has serious impacts on people's health. it's very rare for us to issue a red warning at — for any kind of weather. we are expecting unprecedentedly hot temperatures for the uk over a large area. and all our warnings

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in the uk, the met office has issued an extreme weather warning. sport i55ues caused by the heat. and in countries like italy, the heatwave has led to drought, drying up rivers and hurting crop5. expert5 argue understanding climate change's role in all this is critical. we've heard the warnings from the met office about the risk to health and to infrastructure from that. that really sets the scene for quite how important it is that our policymakers understand the scientific evidence around climate change and how that is going to be absolutely instrumental in setting many of the policies over the coming decades. heatwave5 and wildfire5 are not unfamiliar to these parts of europe, but they are becoming more severe, happening sooner than usual and more frequently, and scientists say unle55 governments around the world make 5teep cuts to emi55ion5, temperatures will continue to rise. azadeh mo5hiri, bbc news. sexual predators are able to operate freely a5 massage therapists in the uk, a bbc news investigation has found. indu5try bodie5, sexual assault v

the message from the met office, we haven't seen anything yet. possibly be into the 40s celsius. we have never seen that in the uk. we will reflect on what we learned yesterday what we can expect to date. we know there is a second red alert for extreme heat in place in much of the south—east of england, up here into the west and east midlands and the north of england as well, much further north than we would normally expect to have this kind of extreme weather event. carol is on hand with all the latest. it could get to 42 degrees today. here is this from jane mccubbin. in many areas yesterday was record—breakingly hot. how are you feeling? hot! congratulations. today is likely to be even hotter. are you coping under those layers? i'm melting. absolutely melting. at salford university's graduation day, it topped 36 degrees. 36 degrees, and you are wearing a three—piece suit? this is a very special moment for me. so i wanted to make sure that i am dressed for the part. yeah. cheers! have you known a day like this? never, never. this is crazy. crazy

the first national heatwave emergency has been declared in the uk, and the met office warns tempaturesould put �*fit and healthy�* lives at risk. the race for conservative party leader and next prime minister continues as the five remaining candidates battle it out in the first tv debate. considering the weather we're getting over the next few days, how about this for a challenge? andy peterson is setting out on an epic 2,500km bike ride, cycling to all four corners of the uk in just seven days, and without any support team around him. it's all to raise funds for research into colon cancer, and he's doing it in honour of tom smith, the former scotland rugby captain, who died from the disease back in april, aged just 50. martin geissler went to meet him. andy petersen has lost family and friends to bowel cancer. so he decided to get on his bike to raise awareness of the condition and help to fight it. the symptoms, broadly, are blood in your stool, is a big one, abdominal pains, sudden loss of weight, change in bowel habits, all of which, actually, i'm about to experience in the next se

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the met office has issued a red extreme heat warning. that is a second day running. atwave is taking its toll on the uk rail network, with a wave of cancellations. and there'll be extra ambulances and emergency call handlers as the nhs comes under increased pressure. four candidates remain in the race to be the next british conservative party leader and prime minister. another vote takes place today. ajury in florida will decide whether the parkland school gunman, who killed 17 people, should get the death penalty. after being closed by the kremlin in the early days of war, russia's last remaining independent tv channel makes a defiant return to the airwaves. and could you soon be allowed to get wed in your back garden? a change in the law is set to give couples more say over wedding venues and ceremonies in england and wales. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. europe is facing another day of brutal heat — and the reality of a fast changing climate. in france, several towns and cities recorded their highest—ever temperatures on monday.

the met office has issued a red extreme heat warning for a second day running, and there'll be extra bulances and emergency call handlers. wildfires driven by the extreme temperatures continue to rage across much of southern europe. in south—west france thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes. in other news, four candidates remain in the race to be the next conservative leader — and prime minister. another vote takes place today. 2.5 million public sector workers will find out today about the pay rise they'll be getting this year. and could you soon be allowed to get wed in your back garden? a change in the law is set to give couples more say over wedding venues and ceremonies in england and wales. the uk is set to experience its hottest day on record today, with temperatures expected to reach up to 41 or 42 degrees celsius. the met office red extreme heat warning is still in place covering much of central, northern, and south—east england — which means there's a risk to life. temperatures are already pushing towards yesterday's high of 38.1 degrees celsius, which wa

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the met office has just said a0 degrees has been broken at heathrow. e big thing is we are all at risk with this heat, so you shouldn't go out during the middle of the day. temperatures are really going to be extreme. the extreme heat has meant widespread transport disruption, with rails buckling and train cancellations. the heat is causing another day of rail disruption with passengers being told not to travel unless theirjourneys being told not to travel unless their journeys are being told not to travel unless theirjourneys are essential and there are no trains at all running out of london's king's cross. across europe, the heatwave has brought deadly wildfires in france, spain, portugal and greece, with thousands forced to flee their homes. and we'll be answering your questions about how to keep cool and safe in these record temperatures. also this lunchtime... pay rises are about to be announced for more than two million public sector workers, including doctors, nurses and teachers. conservative mps are voting now in the party leadership race, whit

look at this map from the met office which shows the different thresholds.hite areas, for example — all of scotland and northern ireland, much of wales — that threshold is 25 celsius, so at least three days with the temperature at or above that and it's a heatwave. the threshold rises to the darker red around the london area, that's 28 celsius. of course, parts of south east england are more accustomed to higher temperatures than elsewhere. and how do we get hot weather into the uk in summer? well, it's a familiar weather pattern. we draw up high temperatures from africa, from iberia on a southerly wind into the uk. there's nothing unusual about that. of course it gets hot at times in the summer. what's unnatural is how much higher those temperatures are compared with many decades ago because of climate change, because of greenhouse gas emissions. so, we certainly expect in a warming climate to see more and more intense heatwaves. a0 degrees is an exceptionally rare temperature. we think that should be i—in—100 to i—in—300 year event in a non—disrupted clima

the met office says that a0.3 degrees was then recorded in lincolnshire. the uk. but there is another factor, a weather system called a heat dome. that is making the situation much worse. the sun heats the already hot air, but it remains stuck within the dome, forcing the hot air back down towards the ground. and the conditions won�*t be easing in the coming days. let�*s hear from the world meteorological 0rganisation. looking ahead, unfortunately looking at all the models from our partners at all the models from our partners at the national and regional level, possibly not into the middle of next week, and again, continued high temperature for most of europe. we expect this peak to happen in the west of europe and move eastwards, but still, chapters will be much above normal. we have looked at the situation in the uk -- we have looked at the situation in the uk —— temperatures. we will keep you up—to—date without, but it is not the only country affected. let�*s go to france, the southwest gironde region is seeing its biggest wildfires in more than 30 year

the headlines: it's britain's hottest day over — according to provisional figures from the met officet disruption, with rails buckling and trains cancellations. across europe the heat wave has brought deadly wild fires in france, spain, portugal and greece, with thousands forced to flee their homes. as voting closes in the latest round of the tory leadership race, the bbc has announced it is to broadcast a live televised hustings with the final two candidates on monday. pay rises are to be announced today for more than two million public sector workers, including doctors, nurses and teachers. and could you soon be allowed to get married in your back garden? a change in the law is set to give couples more say over wedding venues

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hence the amber warning of that extreme heat through sunday to tuesday from the met office. ot just for the elderly and the vulnerable. more details on that warning on our website. as for this evening and overnight, still a few showers around. in fact, more general rain starts to make its way in across northern ireland this evening and into scotland overnight. so, temperatures won't be quite as low here as last night. there'll be some quite heavy splashes of rain, whilst further south, a more comfortable night for sleeping. even more so in southern and eastern areas compared with last night now we've lost that humidity. could be a little bit of mist under the ridge of high pressure first thing. but friday does bring with it those weather fronts to the north initially. behind it, the cloud will break, some sunshine will come through. as i say, some quite heavy rain first thing could affect st andrews for the golf here. it moves its way southwards through northern england, perhaps affecting the midlands and east anglia, just a few light bits of drizzly rain here. so, the best o

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and the heat is on — the met office says today could be the hottest day of the year so far.rts of the uk will be hotter than athens and ibiza today. what's it like where you are and how are you coping? get in touch @annitabbc and use the #bbcyourquestions. also coming up, birth control for grey squirrels as scientists hope to control an expanding population and save our native reds. hello and welcome to bbc news. the foreign secretary, liz truss, is the latest senior cabinet member to enter the conservative leadership race. ii contenders are now in the running. conservative backbenchers will meet later this afternoon to finalise the contest�*s rules, which will aim to thin the field quickly. my colleague ben brown is live in westminster for us this morning and we canjoin him now. another very busy day in politics. on that number could grow further still? .. , ., , still? exactly. the weather is heatina still? exactly. the weather is heating up — still? exactly. the weather is heating up and _ still? exactly. the weather is heating up and so _ still? exactly. the weather is h

the met office issues an amber weather warning. s at eight rail companies have voted to strike in a dispute over pay, but scotrail drivers accept an improved pay offer of 5%. the president of sri lanka says he will resign after thousands of demonstrators stormed his official residence in protest at the state of the economy. and still to come, we'll be looking at england and northern ireland's chances ahead of both their euro fixtures tonight. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. borisjohnson says in his final few weeks as prime minister, he's "determined" to deliver what he promised when elected in 2019. in his first public appearance since resigning as conservative leader, he also said he wouldn't want to damage any of his colleagues�*s chances of getting his job by offering them his support. colleagues�* chances of getting his job by offering them his support. conservative mps will meet later to draw up the timetable and rules to replace him as the next party leader and prime minister. ros atkins is at westminster for you. hi,

the met office has a red warning out. t will feel humid across northern ireland and scotland. a dry heat across england and wales with temperatures potentially getting up to a0 degrees around the london area, the east midlands and east anglia. widely we are looking at 28 to 38 degrees. this evening and overnight, note how the colours in the chart change very little. it will be hot tonight and maggie. some of us will not see temperatures falling lower than 20, 21 and 22. we starting with that as a threshold tomorrow. tomorrow the temperatures will potentially be higher than today, especially across the east midlands, east anglia and england, where it is possible we could see in excess of a0 degrees. in the west we are starting to see whether france coming in, bringing in showery outbreaks of rain, some of which will get into central and southern england later. it will be cooler on the west. on wednesday the weather friends push east, bringing rain. the other thing that will be introduced is cooler conditions. temperatures w

the met office has issued an weather warning for the hot weather this week.s — norway — knowing a win will keep them top of group a. but first northern ireland will play austria in southampton — kick off is at five o�*clock. it�*s the third time the sides have met in eight months — and for northern ireland a loss will all but end their hopes of making it out of the group stages. our reporterjane dougall is at st mary�*s for us. jane, a big night ahead then for northern ireland? it is such an important match for northern ireland against austria. what a beautiful day, the fans have started to filter into st mary�*s and unfortunately northern ireland�*s midfielder megan bell was injured and not included in the squad but that means she can speak to us. welcome. first of all they lost 4—1 against norway in their opening match, it was a nervy start, will they settle down into the second match? i think the norway match was a game of two _ i think the norway match was a game of two halves, and the first—half we are nervous— of two halves, and the first—half we are ne

according to provisional figures from the met office. the temperature at heathrow reached 40.2 degrees — and within the last hour coningsby in lincolnshire recorded a03. when you come out and you feel this heat, it's like being abroad. there is no way i can work in it properly. it's hot. we'll survive. the government has revealed its pay offer for millions of public sector workers. we will be getting reaction the unions. kemi badenoch is eliminated from play election. and then there were three. kemi badenoch is knocked out of the conservative leadership contest — meaning rishi sunak, penny mordaunt and liz truss go through to the next round. and could you soon be allowed to get married in your back garden? a change in the law is set to give couples more say over wedding venues and ceremonies in england and wales. the london fire brigade have declared a "major incident" with a huge surge in fires across the capital amid today's extreme heat, and unprecedented temperatures of around a0 degrees celsius. more than 350 firefighters are tacklin

the met police opens an investigation into the trafficking of sir mo farah to the uk as a child. good to the uk as a child. morning from congleton in cheshire good morning from congleton in cheshire where i will find out where the milk you are pouring on your cereal has suddenly got a lot more expensive. we're just half an hour away from the start of the 150th open championship. to mark this historic milestone, they're back at st andrews — regarded as the home of golf with it's world famous with its world famous fairways and greens nestling between the town and sea. and while there might be the odd shower at st andrews and the north of the country, mostly sunny spells, feeling fresher. that still extreme heat coming our way next week. it's thursday, july 14th. our main story. a second round of voting will take place in the conservative leadership contest later, with six candidates remaining in the race to become the next prime minister. former chancellor rishi sunak topped the first vote of conservative mps yesterday — he's now facing a strong challenge from the trade minister, p

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the first national heatwave emergency has been declared in the uk and the met office warns temperaturesld put fit and healthy lives at risk. the race for conservative party leader — and next prime minister continues as the five remaining candidates battle it out in the first tv debate. president biden tells mohammed bin salman — saudi arabia's crown prince that he holds him personally responsible for the murder of the dissidentjournalistjamal khashoggi. politicians in sri lanka begin the process of choosing a new president, after mass protests drove ex—president rajapaksa to resign and flee the country. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. temperatures are soaring across continental europe with wildfires burning in parts of france, spain and portugal. strong winds and tinder—dry conditions are fuelling the flames. more than 300 people are known now to have died in spain and portugal due to the high temperatures. more than 12,000 people have been evacuated so far in france's gironde region as fires continue to burn out of control. in southern spain, near th

clearly, the advantage for him is the mets i spacing in london? n go wrong, however vigorous your control is, so that is the danger for him but on the particular issues, the met has got more police officers then it had ever had, so it is possible... some of these reductions have made it hard for them to do. when he was head of counterterrorism, he was always very keen then on the impact of community policing, in terms of gathering intelligence or in that case terrorist crimes that were going to happen, but the same applies to all forms of crime, that getting police officers close to the community, receiving contacts from them, getting intelligence from them about things that are happening, whether it be gang crime or any sort of offending patterns from people who are causing difficulty in intercepting that before it gets embedded, it's a very important thing, so the narrative there is right, and he has got the numbers to be able to help to do that. delivering it, of course, is difficult, and there are a lot of challenges in london, all the ones kev

south—east scotland, there is the red warning in force too now, the met office have introduced thesearnings, the fact we have gone to a red warning so soon over a huge area is an indication of how our climate is currently changing and things are heating up. already at 1pm temperatures were around 35 celsius at charlwood in surrey but across the nations they have been rising, wales up to 33, scotland 29 and northern ireland 27 degrees. roughly around three hours worth of heating to expect. let me take you through the hot spots this afternoon. we expect the temperatures to reach the highest, the peak of the heat somewhere between london, east anglia and also the midlands were one or two spots could get above a0 degrees. just south of that a bit more cloud could mean the temperatures fluctuate a bit more, but widely into the low if not mid 30s across wales, the same across northern england, northern ireland approaching 30 degrees as well this afternoon and up to around 28 celsius three parts of central scotland. there is exception to this hot story, it is a bit more refreshing on some o

higher temperatures mean hotter heat waves which is why the met office says it was just a matter of timeing heat we are expecting in the next few days. 40 expecting in the next few days. a0 degrees is an exceptionally rare temperature in the uk, should we get there, and we have a 50—50 chance of that in our forecast at the moment. i think it should be a one in 100 to one in 300 year event in a nondisruptive climate and we predict it could be one in 15 years or even more frequent than that by 2100 and it depends on the emissions path that we choose as a species and how quickly we reduce towards its area. 50 how quickly we reduce towards its area. . ., its area. so the future climate is down to _ its area. so the future climate is down to the _ its area. so the future climate is down to the decisions i its area. so the future climate is down to the decisions we i its area. so the future climate | is down to the decisions we all make. but in the days to come, here's what you've got to remember. keep hydrated. stay in the shade. wear loose clothing and last of all, slow down. justin rowlatt,

the mirror has also cut that scene in _ met office. also cut that scene in wellington _ met office. the mirror has also cut that scene in wellington on - met office. the mirror has also cut that scene in wellington on its - that scene in wellington on its front page with the headline how to stay in history. written�*s burning at 40 stay in history. written�*s burning at a0 degrees. the daily telegraph also a wide shot of that devastating scene of those homes destroyed in wellington in east london. britain ignites as temperatures break a0 degrees barrierfor ignites as temperatures break a0 degrees barrier for the first time. i guess while we were pretty worried that the temperatures were probably going to hit a0 degrees, i don't know if we were prepared for it in the way that it really did hit you like a wall of heat.— like a wall of heat. yeah, i was thinkin: like a wall of heat. yeah, i was thinking back to _ like a wall of heat. yeah, i was thinking back to the _ like a wall of heat. yeah, i was thinking back to the days - like a wal

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the met office hasissued many parts of the uk.currently held national records for temperatures, in the right—hand column, the forecast highs for mundane dues. where is he coming from? its has originated from spain we have seen heatwave conditions through the last week and it is a southerly airstream that is going to be even pumping in even warmer air across the uk as we go into the small hours of monday. very warm as we enter the night. to produce in the mid to high teens. come sunrise, wejust begin that the mid to high teens. come sunrise, we just begin that heating process. it could be a little bit of an early fog in northern ireland and scotland, some patchy rain in the north of scotland. elsewhere, the sun beats down on the temperatures push up. close to 30 across parts of northern ireland and scotland, most 44 parts of england and wales and then that core area in excess of 40, potentially come in one or two spots. through the evening and overnight, it does call off somewhat, but the temperature still remain exceptional. in so

the met office issues an amber weather warning. eight rail companies vote to strike in a dispute over pay, but scotrail drivers accept an improved pay offer of 5%. the president of sri lanka says he will resign after thousands of demonstrators stormed his official residence in protest at the state of the economy. the composer monty norman, whose works include the james bond theme tune, has died at the age of 94. and still to come in sportsday, england and northern ireland are an action at euro 2022 and we will have all the latest. hello and welcome to bbc news. so far, all 11 mps are in the running to replace borisjohnson. the tories aim to reduce that number to two over the next ten days. boris johnson has refused to endorse any candidate. you he said he didn't want to damage anybody�*s chances. ros atkins is at westminster. let's head there now. you thank you forjoining us on couege you thank you forjoining us on college green. the 1922 committee is not going to decide the exact shape this election should take place. they can now

chairman, madam vice chair, four days after the electors met across the country and made joe biden the president elect, donald trump was still trying to find a way to hang on to the presidency, on friday december 18th his team of outside advisers paid him a surprise visit in the white house that would quickly become the stuff of legend, the meeting has been called unhinged, not normal, and the craziest meeting of the trump presidency. the outside lawyers who had been involved in dozens of failed lawsuits had lots of theories supporting the big lie, but, no evidence to support it, as we will see, however, they brought to the white house a drafted executive order that they had prepared for president trump to further his ends. specifically, they propose the immediate massacre of state election machines by the u.s. military, the meeting ended after midnight with the apparent rejection of that idea, in the wee hours of december 19th, dissatisfied with his options donald trump decided to call for a large and wild crowd on wednesday, january 6th, the day when congress would meet to certify th