now for more on this with me to have in the studio alex forrest of white inc and in london correspondent bob a visit is standing by let me start with you barbara thank you on the midst of protests in the heart of london one of people saying to you. people are come out here to protest against trump against every aspect office politics be it racism. militarism appeared in his treatment of migrants or its treatment of women whatever he does people that have come out here today in london there is more than one hundred thousands in the streets here at least we haven't seen yet any official figures but it's a huge crowd all these people comes from as a matter of principle many of them fear that he's going to dismantle democracy and help to the it was the rise of right wing extremists and fascism in the end so it is a serious allegations that people are making here against from however this protest has been the mood that the atmosphere of the party in the way many people have come out was instrumental that they're playing in between people are sort of moving and thinking a bit and the mood is j

been listening to the leaders stressing their tight relationships joining me now in studio is alex forrest whiting. he thanked her for the hospitality she kept reiterating the fact that they have a tight relationship that it's only being strengthened further with regard to that sun newspaper article where he basically said that he would have done the brags of policy a little bit differently than her perhaps he insisted just now that he did not criticize her and that reason they could do whatever she wanted in terms of bragg's it whatever you want he said as long as there was a trade relationship that could be established between the u.s. and the u.k. but that's obviously different than we heard earlier isn't it yes but i think that's probably not a surprise because he is running back from very very strong comments that he made in that sun newspaper article and he did say because we heard it on tape recorded by the sun i would have done it much differently i actually told to raise them a how to do it but she didn't agree she didn't listen to me thought his criticism whatever he says now he did crit

relations i have alex forrest whiting with me in the studio and let's remind viewers of what happened before this press conference today where we just saw trump and theresa may walk in there holding hands but a few just a day or two before this truncated explosive interview to a u.k. newspaper slamming may's handling of breck's at let's take a listen to what he had to say. well this may do. most likely because we'll be doing with the. european union instead of dealing with u.k. so it will probably kill the deal with if they do the. deal with us is probably not to the. saying the trade deal with the us probably will not be made of bricks it goes through the way that theresa may want so why do that send such massive shock waves rippling through the british political establishment because to reason may have spent the last two years trying to get agreement within the party within government about what kind of brics it plan they want she thought she'd nailed it last week she had this checkers agreement then she had two resignations from her cabinet including boris johnson the former foreig

joining me in studio is alex forrest whiting to discuss this further alex let's talk about those comments he lands in britain seems to be ok and then he makes the statement to the sun newspaper shortly before he has dinner with me yesterday yes well he gave in to you actually to the sun newspaper when he was in brussels at the end of the nato conference but it was too recent may was standing with her husband philip way outside lennon palace in oxfordshire waiting to greet the president and his wife millennia that she was apparently informed of this interview with the sun newspaper in which donald trump said these very i could say unusual comments about to resume the prime minister of the u.k. before he was about to spend four days in the united kingdom and obviously the very controversial they've driven i would say a coach in horse through a normal u.s. u.k. diplomacy not to mention the fact that he has so blatantly criticized the way in which he has been dealing with bricks it and what she wants to get out of a deal with the e.u. once the u.k. has left the e.u. with him saying very clear

the correspondent who is with those protesters in london and it's not theirs to welcome did alex forrest whiting in the studio with me welcome to both of you let me start with you barbara you on your trafalgar square were over a hundred thousand protesters have gathered one of the same to you. the protesters here are pretty unified and that they would. restrict and they don't want anything they totally reject any aspect of trump's politics and you can take whatever you want it says treatment of women his the policies against migrants it says international relations people don't want him to meddle in fact it's a long list it's pretty much everything the american president stands for that the people of london who have come out here today in huge crowds to the center of the city reject and we look at the evening standard that's the london evening paper and it says simply no mr president no to insulting our mayor said he can because he's a muslim and trump loves to just lay into him and no two insulting our prime minister and no two insulting the all the people from all nations all over the world wh

but also i imagine for the white house because donald trump can be donald trump and do what he wants to do and that's nice to thank him correspondent alex forrest widing thank you very much for your insights now britain's prime minister doesn't appear to have a lot of economic options there hard. visit shows very clearly tourism is started several conflicting battles and wants ahead of the u.k. exit from the e.u. with different interest groups criticising her briggs's plans for vastly different reasons. some love it some hate it britain's bricks it blue print has triggered mixed reactions across the country's business community the finance industry called the plan a real blow because it doesn't include continued free access to the e.u. for u.k. financial service providers for them it could make post breaks it business in the e.u. more difficult we could go on asserting a future type of relationship in financial services we would like or we can engage with reality and put down a proposal which we believe is genuinely negotiate all that will protect the city and that the e.u. will engage with things look brighter for other sectors downing street