francine: do you think boris johnson would broker a deal with nigel faraj? paul: he doesn't want to do a deal. [indiscernible] domestic agenda and getting brexit done. francine: force johnson was saying -- boris johnson was saying -- [indiscernible] -- saying all the cabinet members need to be ready for a no deal. what are the key points they will be watching for. ? what has been happening for the last few years has been -- [indiscernible] -- the market will be waiting until the end of october. we will know whether we have a long-term extension or this agreement. it will only be then that these who would like to invest in the u.k. but feel they are difficult ways to assess the --uation, thing oututmes, u.k. assets to offer the opportunity for further evaluation because they have been well underpriced. let's wait and see. francine: can the next prime minister suspend parliament forcing through a no deal? paul: it is possible but i don't think anyone wants it. this is come up time and time again. said he will keep everything available to them but he does not s

boris johnson has to be the brexit party to eliminate an electoral challenge from nigel faraj brexit party. was in the front row seat for a speech that president trump gave, and he has to win in general election so that is why he is doing this now. the implication for the united states, the united kingdom is a narrative strongest intelligence partner, close, close security partner bilaterally in nato, and we have an extraordinarily important to trade and investment relationship. if there all of that, is a no deal brexit on october 31 -- host: it has been called a special relationship, washington both thes cover with president and boris johnson, can boris make it great again faced with trauma. what do we know of the relationship between donald trump and boris johnson? guest: it is quite positive. certainly, they do have a lot in common, they really understand whatan feel instinctively publics want to hear and to sell that very enthusiastically and energetically. they sell it very differently. they are popular within their own political parties, but their unfair ability ratings in the

one of the biggest ones i think was this the milkshake harry so you know about a few weeks ago nigel faraj in the u.k. had a milkshake found on him so that became a big thing became a sort of protest thing about throwing milkshakes you know promo tricks on all the not. so a group had brought them there and giving these good milkshakes by the way these are. there were reports that were brought in that were sent in during the protests of the portland t.v. that said that these little liberal protesters connected to and you were handing out milkshakes laced with quick dry cement to throw it. so it turns out that's not true there was no quick dry cement they never found one and the problem with that these things were being handed out and people were drinking it was part of a shake back the streets people were drinking the milk shake so if you would put it . there were times the people fell and people had him thrown in their face with andy no here's the thing this is someone who in a sweater bio says and if i hate. he goes to these and he puts himself in situations where he's filming them and he

the big question will be whether or not boris johnson is able to cobble together a coalition with nigel farajrexit party, which he is certainly capable of doing. they are not strongly ideological. both are tactical. he will lose a lot of tories if that occurs. we also have jeremy corbyn in the wings from the labour party that's the equivalent of what happens if bernie sanders is the nomination here in the united states, dream scenario for trump, but it is not a guarantee. the one thing that would assuredly be worse than a no deal brexit would be jeremy corbyn premiership. >> does this become a straw that breaks the camel's back. if you look at the last european elections, the populists did better but they don't agree with each other on anything. there is never been an expression nationalists of the world unite. positions that are being appointed right now, the ecb presidency, christian lagarde -- christine lagarde. these are not revolutionaries. these are some of the strongest pro-eu figures could put in place. at a time when interest rates are lower and you need politician to force companies

i should say this head on the other hand i think that johnson contrary to nigel faraj is not really an ideologist we all know that in the beginning it was not sure what they should really be remain now or should be a brick city here so knowing that he is not an ideology as he may come to the conclusion that once he himself is with them back to the war like his criticism was that he does call a 2nd referendum you could say look folks i am unable of a crash out but the parliament doesn't want it and so i give now the british parliament the choice and i asked them again the 3 options one is it to crash out the 2nd is that do you wish has been negotiated with the european union and the 3rd one is to remain i think if you dance there. and he could sort of solve the situation what about your 1st point that it was a bird jones will know its position do you agree with the scottish 1st minister nicola sturgeon that probably what's happening here is that johnson has absolutely no intention of seeking a deal. yes he contests the attention of seeking it do you because this is not a chance of getti

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nigel faraj, trump's chief cheerleader in the u.k. says is unsuitable to his posts and should be sacked. and the chairman of the committee says this guy was right to just make his conversation clear and direct with a foreign office, but that somebody has broken the trust that british people may lose out as a result of that this, and there needs to be a serious inquiry. >> well, it's interesting, this came out first of all in a rupert murdock paper. i find it interesting that donald trump's sort of ideological ally's paper is where this came out. the british public would expect our ambassadors to provide ministers with an unvarnished assessment of the politic ins their country. the views are not necessarily the views of the country. it's important that our ambassadors can offer their advice and our team in washington have strong relations with the white house and no doubt these will outstand such mischievous behavior. your recording on this, natasha. >> yeah, i think that's right, joy. i think someone clearly wants derek gone. the timi

us president has already labelled him "briton's trump and welcomed his commitment to work with nigel farajde deal with trump in the usa? will he make it clear that our national health service is not going to be sold to american health care companies? mr speaker, people fear that far from wanting to take back control, the new prime minister would effectively make us a vassal state of trump's america. will he ask the new foreign secretary to prioritise the —— the release of nazanin zagharir, and working in the gulf to resolve the iran tension. instead, we have a hard right cabinet, staking everything on tax cuts for the few and a reckless race to the bottom brexit. he says he has plucked, nerve and ambition. our country does not need arm waving gloucester. —— pluck. but competence, seriousness, and after a decade... after a decade of divisive policies for the few, to focus for once on the interests of the many. mr speaker struggled to discover a serious question in third but i will make one answer, one important point, is that under no circumstances will be agreed to any deal, any free trade

boris johnson has to be the brexit party to eliminate an electoral challenge from nigel faraj brexit. was in the front row seat for a speech that president trump gave, and he has to win in general election so that is why he is doing this now. the implication for the united states, the united kingdom is a narrative strongest intelligence partner, close, close security partner bilaterally in nato, and we have an extraordinarily important to trade and investment relationship. if there all of that, is a no deal brexit on october 31 -- host: it has been called a special relationship, washington both thes cover with president and boris johnson, can boris make it great again faced with trauma. what do we know of the relationship between donald trump and boris johnson? guest: it is quite positive. certainly, they do have a lot in common, they really understand whatan feel instinctively publics want to hear and to sell that very enthusiastically and energetically. they sell it very differently. they are popular within their own political parties, but their unfair ability ratings in the genera

about nigel farage, may i just say that fortunately for the good of our diplomatic reputation, he has wheeled himself out of wanting to be ambassador to washington. thank you, mr speaker. just as mr farajon the process by which any future ambassador to washington will be chosen. i say is what i said earlier, is we have phil confidence in sir kim and he retains the entire confidence of the entire government and all of us who serve as ministers any foreign office. thank you, mr speaker. it is clear that whoever was responsible for this was not thinking of the national interest. the whole house of course supports him in doing hisjob, which is to report home without fear or favour. does the minister think that the expression of support for his position that has been made by the prime minister and others has been slightly undermined by the foreign secretary saying that he did not agree with the ambassador plus mac assessment? it would be hurtful to the house at the minister could explain why that is the case, because it seems to many of us that sir kim was only reporting what lots of other people can for themselves. my of other people can for themselves. my right and my friend is making a d