johnson. this comes to us courtesy of itv. >> we are in a debate between the two men seeking to britain's next prime minister. good evening. in two weeks' time, either boris johnson or jeremy will become our new prime minister. tonight they debate each other face-to-face responding to questions from our viewers from across the u.k. and you can take debate.ing the #itv each candidate will brelf set out why they will be the best prime minister. boris johnson, your opening statement. mr. johnson: this country faces a momentous choice. we can either continue with the same old failed approach, destroying trust in politics, sapping business confidence or else we can change, get back our mojo and restore this country's republic pietation around the world and put us on a long-term path of success. and we need to unite our country more police on the beat, full fiber broadband for all and make our case to the people again. with renewed power and conviction. to have fantastic infrastructure and public se

johnson is well aware that most of the u.k. print media do have his back but not all of them and when the guardian broke a story this past week that a neighbor of johnson's overheard a domestic argument between him and his girlfriend and was concerned enough to call the police johnsons carefully calibrated amiable buffoon act was put to the test on the airwaves can you just tell us what your partner. was trying to. think that story dominated coverage of johnson this past week at the expense of another significant exposé last year reports emerged that johnson was being advised by steve the old right former white house operative who has ties to white supremacist band and was reportedly behind president trump's efforts to ban muslims from. entering the us johnson repeatedly denied that he and bannon were working together but just last week this video of dan and came out shot in july of last year congress is a give a speech incumbent. let's go through this with back to the daily telegraph as a columnist. talking to him all we can a

britain's prime minister elect boris johnson is due to take office wednesday a day after winning the conservative party leadership he is putting together his cabinet which he says were slick the diversity of modern britain johnson has promised to deliver bracks said by an october 31st deadline thank you very much. the swedish based operator of the british fired tanker seized by iran last week in the strait of hormuz says it is still waiting for permission to visit the ship's 23 crew members not of a stain imperils crew are british citizens they are mostly indian and filipino but also include russian and lafayette nationals. mark esper has been sworn in as u.s. secretary of defense the ceremony took place just hours after the u.s. senate confirmed the army veteran on a strong bipartisan vote of $90.00 to $8.00 the pentagon had been without a permanent top official for a record 7 months. western europe is bracing for record breaking temperatures this week the severe. heat is expected to affect france belgium and the netherlands with temperatures topping 40 degrees celsius. the southwes

leaders and boris johnson. a lot that was that track record and his promise to get britain out of the e.u. with or without a deal that got him where to where he is today is a no deal brax at the most likely scenario right now. well and no deal breaker that is becoming more and more likely of course if boris johnson number 10 downing street tomorrow he has sworn to that he is planning on going back to brussels renegotiating that withdrawal agreement that controversial withdrawal agreement and if that doesn't work he's prepared to leave the e.u. without a deal on october 31st and we have to remind our viewers that economists are saying that that could have catastrophic consequences for the european union but especially of course for the united kingdom so facing criticism here from also from members within his own from conservative m.p.'s for example and he really has to present a plan there on how he's going to convince the european union that he has a plan and not just wants to crush. and breaks it over with on

10 downing street home she's moving out tomorrow to make way for the man known as bourse boris johnson became head of the conservative party today in britain tomorrow he'll become head of government the new prime minister tonight as boris johnson prepares to make the biggest move of his life the crises testing the country unlike any since 1945 well those problems they aren't going anywhere i'm often berlin this is the day. that 1st comes to this elected as the leader of this is that. we know the mantra of the campaign that is just going by deliver bricks it unite the country and defeat jeremy corbett his message just perhaps knew that you know i think there's a saying he will now be a great prime minister one thing a prime minister has to do is get other people to do the work and i'm still bars for making the choice that. we're going to rise and he will die rapes are still dogs and if you didn't keep. them looking forward to have a good looking relation with him that many different and difficult issues to tackle together can you get a break. and. also coming up in the u.s. congresswoma

boris johnson is elected as the leader of the concert was i the result came as no surprise boris johnson won almost twice as many votes as his rival jeremy hunt i was after a boisterous campaign has except in speech struck i consider tray note thank you very much for the everybody thank you was for you being friendly you've been a good take should you be the font of excellence ideas all of which i propose to steal oh we'll. and above all i want to thank. leader tourism in her extraordinary service to this policy and to this country the country johnson inherits is my in deep political crisis his most important task and a major challenge we want his predecessor could not we're going to get brits doug thought it was going to take advantage of all the opportunities that it will bring in a new spirit of can do and we are once again going to believe in ourselves and what we could achieve unlike some slumbering joint we're going to rise and ping off the guy ropes so dark and negativity. the applause may have the knives which johnson faces stiff opposition from many of his own m.p.'s finding a w

and what about this notion of boris johnson being a british version of donald trump. now that seems rather clear and present danger about the bigger danger is really that he will lead britain to the point where it becomes. donald trump who will i mean if in there was tony blair and george w. bush the british popular populations does remember that is really stuck in collective memory and if he goes that way things can go very wrong very quickly for him look at iraq. crisis with iran if he now turns if he doesn't get from these european allies what she wants quickly enough in a military way he might turn to washington and say ok i go was the americans what does that mean that he will adopt is absolutely more belligerent stance towards iran that he will lose the support and the alliance was paris and berlin and it will be a whole different ball game in foreign policy will he do it nobody you know it is a danger and of course bracks it if he does throw his luck was donald trump and says all we really need is a really quick and good trade deal with the united states he can

was head of communications under boris johnson when he was mayor of london boris johnson's time at city hall showed that he's more than capable of doing detail he doesn't drown it he doesn't allow officials to come up with excuses for not doing things which is why he delivered almost everything he promised as mayor and if he was to be bulldozed if you like refusing to take. in number 10 then he could be he could be a prime minister as mayor for 8 years johnson was a flamboyant salesman for the city.

shery: guy johnson, thank you so much. guy johnson there in london with the latest on brexit. and the new leadership in the u.k. let's continue this conversation. joining us is the founder and ceo of sg h macro advisors. great to have you with us. we see this new shape of the u.k. cabinet, now taking shape. will this change anything for the u.k. economy given that the brexit deadline, october 31, has not changed? >> i think these are great moves. i'm not speaking in a partisan way, i'm speaking looking at risk management, what has been happening in the u.k., the sclerosis we have had under theresa may who came with high hopes for her leadership. what guy was talking about as far as oris johnson -- boris johnson's energy, he is also taking control. it is not just random energy. this is a problem theresa may had with her own party, her own parliament. beau joe is making sure he makes it in the body. it will ruffle some feathers but if you look at the playbook of the trump administration when donald trump became president, there was a lot of controversy within the republican part

johnson, the circus ha to town. some ministers quitting, they don't want to take part. >> the minister will get all my support, but i do have grave concerns about leaving without a deal. it is the proper thing to do. laura: yet thousands of miles away, a warmer response than p from some in hty. pres. trump: they say britain trump, that they like r there. that is what they wanted. what they need. he will get it done. boris is good. laura: he is t master here now, the new leader arriving to meet the party troops at conservative headquarters. a viory for a man whose political career has been down almo as much as up. a triumph of animal spirits over analysis, perhaps.so boris joh's big sell, belief. you can't question mr. johnson's enthusiasm for the pursuit of ambition. nor his promise to make the most of brexit, cleaning up the mess he helped create. but as he was chred by tory mps in the commons this afternoon, they all know a sumptuous turn of phrase, a love of controversy and power, won't be enoh on their own. laur

♪ francine: boris johnson becomes prime minister.n the agenda: forming a cabinet and negotiating exit -- brexit. china and the u.s. restart in person talks. and deutsche bank posts a bigger than expected net loss for the quarter and a slump in trading revenue. we are aware the outlook has deteriorated during june. frankly, it represents revenue pressure for us and all of the banks if rates from here go down further. francine: good morning, everyone. welcome to "bloomberg: surveillance." good morning if you are watching from europe and the u.s., good afternoon if you are watching from asia. francine lacqua here from westminster, what a day! this is the day boris johnson becomes prime minister. there is a lot of pageantry today. has her last prime minister questions our in parliament and that she goes to see the queen. she comes back, and then it is boris johnson started to see the queen. in the meantime, we have market movement. euro area july manufacturing pmi is below forecasts at 46.4. services pmi is pretty much in line with expec

daughter who was head of communications under boris johnson when he was mayor of london boris johnson's time at city hall showed that he's more than capable of doing detail he doesn't drown it he doesn't allow officials to come up with excuses for not doing things which is why he delivered almost everything he promised as mir and if he was to be that bulldozer if you like refusing to take no for an answer in number 10 then he could be he could be a successful prime minister as mayor for 8 years johnson was a flamboyant salesman for the city with a self-effacing charm that indeed him to many but the challenge of downing street will far outweigh the city on both sides people are not all together convinced of that he is as sincere about this as he has been in other things. but we're about to find out and frankly the way he's now been selected with the conservative party he's got very little room for maneuver so what however this journey started. he is now the leader of the press a party in all but name and that's what he has to deliver or it'll all be over very very quickly boris johnson f

well brian you have to say boris johnson knows brussels and brussels knows boris johnson quite well also well many people don't know he's a native he was he was raised to respect a good deal of his time growing up since his father was working in the european institutions here and then later before he entered politics he was a journalist i'm he worked as a correspondent in here in brussels and some say that during this time he formed the tradition of british skeptical e.u. journalism with you know colorful exaggerated stories and just another thing that you just got banned for british citizens stories like that and this story telling he even continued during his time as a as a foreign minister when he would come on a regular basis to brussels. to the european council so there he got the reputation that he was ill informed and also quite under platic so with this track record there is not much trust among e.u. leaders and boris johnson ok that was that track record and his promise to get britain out of the e.u. with or without a deal that got him where where he is today is no deal bricks a

boris johnson is heading to number 10. as britain's next prime minister, he has a daunting tas, ah but his goals are clear. mr. johnson: deliver brexit, unite the country, and defeat jeremy corbyn. that is what we are going to do. jane: special counsel robert mueller is told to stick to the script as congress gears up forn his appe tomorrow. they will have questions, but will he answer? and europe is feeling the heat as temperatures soar across the region. everyone is looking for relief. ne: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome t "world nerica." tomorrow, boris johnson will be confirmed as the 55th person to serve as british prime minister. he won the race to become conservative party leader, beating his rival jeremy hunt by a margin of almost 2-1. in a short acceptance speech, he declared his mission to take britain out of the eu by the 31st of october and reunite the country. hebut major challenges lie. the bbc's political editor laura kuenssberg starts our coverage. laura: on the way to meet his te, t

the 1st johnson is elected as the leader of the things that. we know the mantra of the campaign that has just gone by deliver a great city unite the country and defeat. his message just grab sniff and you know i think as a site you will now be a great prime minister and one thing upon his has to do is get other people to do the work and i'm full partners for making the charge that. we're going to rise and king all the guy rapes still starts and if you keep. looking forward to have a good looking relations with him that many different and difficult issues to tackle together you can break the deal mr jones. also coming up in the u.s. congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez under attack again last week it was a hateful tweet from the u.s. president now 2 police officers are accused of using facebook to suggest someone should shoot her both of these officers we consider have violated our. policy. these regarding social media. we have a 0. tolerance policy. this incident we feel has been an embarrassment to our department. and to our viewers on p.b.s

i'm going to golf it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with boris johnson today johnson officially became british prime minister and has now begun naming ministers to form his captive he's now immediately confronted with a host of challenges chief among them delivering bricks it more than any other issue johnson's insistence on britain leaving the european union well that has powered his path leading to number 10 downing street he's now tasked with following through with delivering on his promises. a triumphant barse johnson walking down the street to his new residence standing outside number 10 downing street johnson made his 1st address as british prime minister. the doubters the doom's does the glooms does they are going to get it wrong again the people who bet against britain are going to lose their shirts but this one to restore trust in our democracy. and we're going to fulfill the repeated promises of parliament to the people and come out of the e.u. october 31st no ifs or buts and let's and johnson got straight down to work looking to brussels suggesting that if it came to

johnson is like a mirror image of trump. growth and promote job security, and i think that the brexit deal is something that has been long called for by many, many, many people in england and the u.k.. it has been mostly ignored. people willthe stand. i think it is the same way here. back to your border issue if i we cannotst a second, allow everybody in the world to just pour into our country unvented -- unvetted. the reason there is so much , we have had no funding, there has been no participation from the democratic party and it is just sinful. host: on fulfilling the will of the people in the leave vote. thet: this is exactly point, 62% of those participating in the referendum in 2016 voted to leave the eu. i would argue that the public did not have the information they needed to make the decision. it, and have made theresa may tried to fulfill that well. she could not. the challenge we have with the referendum, you have a referendum which is a popular will but you have the parliament, the sovereign, the representative o

let's get more on the election of boris johnson turris a may being replaced as u.k.'s prime minister john holt looks at mr johnston's rise to the very top. we're going to see the likes of boris johnson and brussels have a history together and it doesn't point to a happy conclusion as a young reporter based in the city johnson specialized in sometimes fabricated front page stories belittling european bureaucracy he's editor at the time describes johnson's willingness to tell any audience whatever he thinks most likely to please heed lists of the inevitability of its contradiction an hour later so mike johnson's declarations on similarly be promises made to win over his party without the substance or detail to back them up. we have of course be pushing our plan into action so as to be ready to come out on october. 31st a 1st come what may come out next. daughter bhutto harry was head of communications under boris johnson when he was mayor of london boris johnson's time at city hall showed that he's more than capable of doing detail he doesn't drive he doesn't allow. the

johnson got 66% of the voters. that is an electorate in which he is the most popular in the country. if that fan club of mr. johnson is still divided, and that means mr. johnson's position is nowhere near as strong as his supporters are trying to make up. flirting with the liberal democrats but also labor is in such a mess, lots of people thinking that a vote for the lib-dems is the best way to prevent brexit. rseir world even be some leave who would vote for the lib-dems. lib-dems are in a position that happens to them once in a decade, where they may even be wondering if they could become the majority party in britain. everything is so uncertain. a party that looked dead five years ago is now rising from the ashes and potentially has an awful lot of games to pick up. vonnie: resignations already coming in, promises of more in the tory party. apparently boris johnson only has a working majority of two. parliament leaves or vacation in two days. what do the likes of jeremy corbyn do in the weeks before september 3

boris johnson has won the race lead the u.k.'ruling party and will become prime minister on wednesday. he has vowed to take the u.k. out of the e.u. come what may. he needs to unite a divided country and nation. two-horse race but there has only ever been one front runner. boris johnson demolished jeremy hunt with double the number of votes to become leader of the conservative, and on wednesday, the country. he must repair a and nation torn apart by brexit. deliver brexit, unite the country, and defeat jeremy corbyn. it was already pointed out that deliver, unite, and defeat was not the perfect acronym for an election campaign. this unfortunately spell dud, but they forgot the final "e", my friends, " "e" for energized. dude, we are going to energize the country. we are going to take advantage of opportunities that it will bring in a new spirit of can-do. reporter: boris johnson has a clear mandate among conservatives to lead the party. his do or die promise to leave the e.u. even without a deal has polarized and panicked many of

boris johnson speaking there outside of 10 downing street you have been watching the new british prime minister on this day where we saw this transfer of power taking place some big some bold promise is now from the new prime minister. and let's get more on that we're joined by barbara vai's all who is standing by outside of 10 downing street charlie potts has the very latest from buckingham palace barbara i will turn to you and wow what a speech. yeah it's a difficult. difficult. brand bling on what it is really is a big bag off shiny goodies and the point behind that is off in his backyard here in the garden of 10 downing street archons now has very secretly grown and money tree quite clear because what promise was what other prime ministers before him have promised david cameron has done so 1st treason may have done so when she came in to fix all the ills of great britain as problems with the n.h.s. problems with social care was education was poverty was an ailing and aged infrastructure me. just fix it and he will do it by the sheer force of optimism if we don't have. the speech th

is johnson has set his government on course for a tussle with brussels. and let's go right to london did a lot of parts is standing by outside parliament for us to get to see you so tell us more about the reactions you've seen there today to boris johnson's plans on break that. well as we just took boris johnson made it clear again that he's absolutely dead serious about delivering bricks that and many conservatives here are very excited about that finally somebody in office who can see that through after months and months of stand still under to re some may on the other hand of course across the aisle you have those voices that are saying this talk about no deal is absolutely alarming it is dangerous and we have to find another way out and boris johnson is not the right prime minister in office at this point and i think many worried about the scenario of a possible no deal we have the welsh and the scottish government today urging boris johnson to turn around she say i am not embracing a no deal and overall these very polarized views and they also reflec

personal statement mr polish johnson yeah but johnson was the alter of may's vision for break sit and resigned in protest it is not too late to say brett. when mae couldn't get her 3 parliament she announced her resignation and johnson emerged as the front window to take her job 3 years and 2 missed deadlines we must leave you on october the 30. 3 trans fats would now be for greatest challenge for prime minister always johnson but he's promised to make bricks happen deal or no deal. well they have been congratulations for boris johnson the german chancellor angela merkel she has congratulated him on being elected party leader there's also been reaction from the incoming european union chief and the french president in paris or from the lion and french president might express their hopes for the future following johnson's victory there are many different difficult issues to tackle together challenging times ahead of us i think it is very important to build up a strong and a good working relation because we have the duty to deliver something which is good for people in europe and in the

the boris johnson is elected as the leader of the conflict i accept boisterous chandy boris johnson takes charge of the u.k.'s ruling party and is set to become york times the next prime minister. unite the country and defeat. and that is never going to. appease it will be here in doha with the rest of the day's news and iran has warned any attempt to fall.

and therefore i give notice that 1st johnson is elected as the leader of the. me. and his victory speech johnson promised to deliver bags it unite britain and defeat labour's jeremy corbyn i say to all the doubters. we are going to energize the country we're going to get bricks dug on october 31st we'll take advantage of all the opportunities that it will bring in a new spirit of can do and we are once again going to believe in ourselves and what we can achieve unlike some slumbering giant we're going to rise and pin off the guy ropes so tight the negativity with the education better infrastructure more police fantastic food for the broadband sprouting in every household we are going to unite this amazing country and we're going to take it forward i thank you very much for the incredible honor that you've just done me i will work flat out from now on with my team that i will build i hate the next few days to repay your confidence but in the meantime the campaign is over and the work begins well who is britain's new prime minister boris johnson's wealthy british par

the boris johnson election today thank you. well here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world of the swedish based operator of that british flag tanker seized by iran last week in the strait of hormuz says it is still waiting for permission to visit the ship's $23.00 crew members none of the standing impaired rows crew are british citizens they are mostly indian and filipino but also include russian and laci and nationals the u.s. senate has confirmed a presidential nominee for secretary of defense after a 7 month delay mark esper an army veteran and former defense industry lobbyist one to vote by $90.00 to $8.00 ending the longest period that the pentagon has ever gone without a confirmed leader a south korean fighter jets fired hundreds of warning shots after a russian military aircraft violated the country's airspace so says the russian planes flew over the dr islands which are also claimed by japan which calls busy them talk ashima russia's defense ministry denies the accusations saying

now boris johnson is set to form the u.k.'s next government the new conservative party leader will take over as prime minister in the coming hours johnson won the party's leadership contest on tuesday and he's pledged to take the u.k. out of the e.u. by the end of october in his words do or die but he also needs to unite as a divided policy and an even more polarized nation needs baka reports. it was a 2 horse race but there's only have a been one front runner boris johnson demolished his rival foreign secretary jeremy hunt with double the number of votes to become leader of the conservatives and on wednesday the country has now repair a party and a nation torn apart by bricks it deliver bricks it unite the country and defeat jeremy corbett thank you notes from somewhere it was already pointed out that deliver unite and defeat was not the perfect acronym for an election campaign since all pushing its bills dud but they forgot the final easy my friends the energize and i say i say to all the doctors dude we are going to energiz

was head of communications under boris johnson when he was mayor of london boris johnson's time at city hall showed that he's more than capable of doing detail he doesn't drown it he doesn't allow officials to come up with excuses for not doing things which is why he delivered almost everything he promised as mere if he was to be that bulldozer if you like refusing to take no for an answer in number 10 then he could be he could be a successful prime minister as mayor for 8 years johnson was a flamboyant salesman for the city with a self-effacing charm indeed him to many but the challenge of downing street to find a city on both sides people are not altogether convinced of that he is as sincere about this as he has been in other things. but we're about to find out and frankly the way he's now been selected with the conservative party he's got very little room for maneuver so what however this journey started he is now the leader of the press a party in all but name and that's what he has to deliver or it'll all be over very very quickly boris johnson famously prepared to do newspaper col

johnson.er that, this is where the new prime minister will return to, number 10, an official car with full protection, likely to give a speech outside 10 downing street tomorrow night. w anks saleh -- banks sa revival after one of the worst starts in recent history. >> if you look at first quarter, months and first two then in march, things normalized. francine: let's get straight at it. manus, the stock has had a bump. is this all about the outlook? manus: it is. if we talk to the ceos, it is about net interest margin compression, it was vicious, a dramatic u-turn on the rates. that compression in the united flows on newnal net money and the client survey, you will get more detail on later on today. it is about the push for cash. in a negative yielding world, are you reaching for yield or cash? the sentiment seems to be out of equities/dividends and it is not being redeployed. if you look at the firing cylinders of ubs, is the wealth management side of the business, you need a fundamental rei

chief has already told johnson the current deal cannot be changed nevertheless johnson has made it clear he is not. prate of a no deal scenario the minister was forthright boris johnson making his 1st address to parliament as prime minister he repeated his promise to execute brigs that by october 31st under any circumstances. i would prefer us to leave the e.u. with a deal i would much prefer. i believe that it is possible even at this late stage and i will work hard to make it happen. but certain things need to be clear the withdrawal agreement negotiated by my previous answer has been 3 times rejected by this house its terms are unacceptable to this parliament and to this country but we will not take european union he says should rethink its refusal to renegotiate to us we must turbo charge our preparation in stages you know if they do know we will of course have to leave the u.k. without an agreement under article 50. the u.k. is better prepared for that situation than many believe. the opposition says johnson is setting a dangerous course but has called for a new public vote and if t

1st johnson was elected as the leader of the conservative. he led the campaign for bracks it now boris johnson has to deliver itself to winning the race to be where things next prime minister will once again go to believe in ourselves and what we could achieve some slumbering giant we're going to write a ping off the guy ropes soaked out negativity. that i've had to stick by watching al jazeera live from london also coming up russia carries out its 1st joint air patrol with china in the asia pacific triggering hundreds of warning shots from south korea. kenya's finance minister pleads not guilty to corruption charges as he and 15 other officials appear in court. and wonder why don't hold his latest national assembly session in the street and spend his way to recover from this latest mass blackouts. follow the bombastic politician who led the campaign for bracks it's now has to deliver its boris johnson has won the race to lead the u.k. sorting party and will become prime minister on wednesday he's vowed to take the u.k. out of the e.u. by the

tricky math equation for boris johnson. does he have the numbers to try to do what he says he is going to do? the numbers.t have although the prime minister is changing, what is not are the palm and terry arithmetic. -- t the parliamentary arithmet. they have e made it clear it waa confidence and supply arrangement. that arrangement was with theresa may. they feel they need to renegotiate their confidence apply with the new prime minister, boris johnson. math as it have the stands. the former attorney general, he is not the only one. he looks likely to be accompanied by people like the , philip chancellor hammond,d, who announces resignation live on sunday. there will be others. there will be an attempt. that they willed vote for their country as opposed to their party. there is going to be real fireworks. work onviting them to brexitit. can he do o it? >> catherine nicholson was liststening to those words from boris johnson with great interest. has there been r reaction frfroe eu? >> early reaction from michellee garnrnier

johnson who said he'd rather have his enemies on the inside pissing out johnson has now got a lot of enemies on the outside pissing into his government is going to get wet and it's going to get pretty nasty so ultimately i think that she what's happened today is probably increase the chances that it is going to end it with the general election but connecting that banks what bob has just been saying and i agree with that analysis of jeremy coleman's problems labor's current anything in the opinion polls at the moment the conservatives are neck and neck with the liberals and labor is really struggling now the challenge is for the labor party is can they do anything to put that right now and they could have is actually properly opposing brights it which jeremy coleman has refused to do if latest which having a proper ok he went and he breaks a position that might save his chances but jeremy corbyn in self is pro brett such as far as we know and he's very stubborn and doesn't want to change the party's position that's true and there's no evidence that that will change anytime soon john w

or as johnson's time in office will be defined by but his position on the e.u. hasn't always been consistent. how the next prime minister what his way to the top . you know we're going to see the likes of like boris johnson and brussels have a history together and it doesn't point to a happy conclusion as a young reporter based in the city johnson specialized in sometimes fabricated front page stories belittling european bureaucracy he's editor at the time describes johnson's willingness to tell any audience whatever he thinks most likely to please heedless of the inevitability of its contradiction an hour later so mike johnson's declarations on similarly be promises made to win over his party without the substance in detail to back them up. we have of course be pushing your party to action so we'll ask anybody to come out of the 31st 31st. daughter. was head of communications under boris johnson when he was mayor of london 1st time at city hall showed that he's more than kate. doing detail he doesn't drown it he doesn't allow officials to come up with excuses f

borisjohnson en boris johnson en boris johnson, borisjohnson en borisjohnson, not a lwa ys borisjohnsonnson, not always an accurate forecast. he is his hair, he is his... but most of all, he is his words. this is a divided country, there are many people who regard him as charismatic, hilarious, and essential antidote to the pomposity of modern politics and a great tonic in dark times. i want you to consider this kipper. there are others who regard him as a disgrace, a user of racist slurs, the watermelon smiles, letterboxes, beginning his — and a nonserious man in difficult times. well, we have all got him now. we have to think beyond the clowning and dig a little deeper than the media clips. much of the public regards him with distaste or disapproval. but almost nobody who knows him well thinks that he is stupid. i have got to go and give a speech in a minute, i'm looking forward... at his more outrageous, the language was often designed to divert attention, to distract, and done with a cheerful, knowing complicity of many journalists. we haven't had a story all week, you've got to hel

i he went into the room alongside boris johnson.hnson. i think that the business department base is concerned and do not seem to have too many people queuing up to unseat this trust that has been viewed as the virtual income been for quite some time. it is incredibly unpredictable, as soon as one thing goes astray in a reshuffle, the whole thing has to be re—plotted and re—planned from the ground up. so it isa re—planned from the ground up. so it is a bit ofa re—planned from the ground up. so it is a bit of a mad game to be honest. iam is a bit of a mad game to be honest. i am reluctant to get drawn too far into naming the precise posts but we have been here before and have been proven wrong. i want to ask about one other person which isjeremy hunt. what is he going to do about jeremy hunt? i think you should keep him and post them in my view, if you get a sense that they might not agree on how to deal with the issue of the moment which is iran which jeremy hunt has sought help from eu partners, where as poor asjohnson, his foreign

boris johnson has vowed to take the u.k. out of the european union by october 31st his plan is to go back to the european union renegotiate that contentious withdrawal agreement the european union though has already said there is no renegotiation and if that doesn't work for boris johnson then he wants to take out the u.k. without a deal on october 31st he said do what may that is very devices but he is also of course has been talking over the past 4 weeks to a constituency to the members of the conservative party that really want to leave the european union rather sooner than later so we don't know if you will see that through as prime minister but we can say he's boris johnson is really good in reading his constituency and this is what they want so we will see what happens ok but creasing number of his constituents are rebelling against leaving the view without a deal so considering that how stable would his future government possible government be. absolutely so a senior foreign office minister wanted to basically plot ag

remarks outside of 10 downing street she is asking queen elizabeth to request her successor boris johnson to form a new government you're looking at robert muller there so a clear response from robert weller when republican lawmakers pressed him on the probes core issues of collusion let's bring in our team coverage of this news developing at this hour we have joining us from washington our correspondent oliver salat and we also have here in the studio william grew cuckoo croft who is going to be part of our team coverage but 1st let's hear from robert miller. is it true the evidence gathered during your best to goshen did not establish that the president was involved in the underlying crime related to russian election interference as stated in volume one page 7 we fell into fish and didn't. the president called culpability. so that would be a yes without. b. yes yes thank you. and as we mentioned oliver salat is joining us from washington william growth lou croft is here in the studio we have team coverage of this testimony before congress and all of our i'd like to begin with you becaus

britain's new prime minister boris johnson replaces most of the cabinet with hard line breaks of tears promoted and adversaries said the new cabinet is meeting for the 1st time this morning. and after a day of record breaking heat in 3 european countries people are bracing for yet more extreme conditions for they do their best to stay cool. our brian todd thanks so much for joining us pretty rico's governor ricardo seo has announced his resignation after weeks of mass street protests in that u.s. territory said he would continue working until just a 2nd to allow an orderly transition he's been at the center of a messaging scandal that has already led top officials to resign delete messages revealed him mocking his constituents and contain sexist profane and homophobic remarks. well earlier i spoke with did abuse correspondent alexandra phenomena who's in the capital san juan and filled us in on the latest. or earlier i spoke with news correspondent alexander phenomena who's in the capital san juan who gave us the latest there and still people in the street maybe her feet but you can he

final question time in parliament before giving her resignation to the queen top of johnson's agenda will be delivering bragg's it as he's promised an tensions with iran as well as mending the relationship with president donald trump following the controversy over the leaked memo criticizing him we cannot go to westminster or jonah is live for us so jonah boris johnson has given himself an october and deadline promising to do what it took the departure of terrorism in 3 years to do how likely is it that he's going to accomplish what he set out to do with regards to briggs it. yeah and in just $100.00 days 3 months he's got to do it the boris johnson's team will tell you that's realistic boris johnson himself will probably later on today so the country that he believes that's realistic and as we speak he's trying to fill his cabinet at least the senior posts in his cabinet with people who agree with him that they also think that it's realistic but if you look at the detail of it well it's not so clear he said that he will take britain out of the e.u. by october the 31st deal or no dea

boris johnson is elected as the leader of the conservative think of. as a boy boris johnson one said he wanted to be world king now he's been crammed leader of britain's conservatives after a boisterous campaign his acceptance speech was full of his trademark upbeat just oh. the everybody thank you thank you you've been friendly you've been good make should you be the font of that cylinder ideas all of which i propose to steal. with . and above all i want to thank are going leader to resign marry her extraordinary service to this party and to this country the country johnson inherits is mired in deep political crisis is most important task by far will be delivering while his predecessor could no joins the country we're going to get brits doug although people thought it was going to take advantage of all that jesus said it will bring in a new spirit of can do and we are once again going to believe in ourselves and what we could achieve unlike some slumbering giant we're going to rise and ping off the guy ropes so dart and negativity the applause may hav