i did germany s chancellor really tell britain s prime minister that it breaks the deal is overwhelmingly likely well as for the close a souls close to boris johnson has told british media following a phone call this morning between the prime minister and i m going to map the leak has prompted a new council president don t have to ask towards the job center bret s it should not become a blame game the u.k. is due to leave the european union at the end of this month. the w. s have breaks it honest alex forrest whiting can break this down for us welcome alex that s what do we know about who said what to who or what we officially know is that boris johnson spokesperson has said that this conversation between angela merkel and boris johnson this morning was challenging but on that officially a source close to boris johnson top. told a british political journalist that angle americal allegedly said that a brics a deal is overwhelmingly unlikely and less london except that northern ireland
washington news correspondent for boston, and los angeles times correspondent jonah goldberg welcome to sunday. it s meet the press. from nbc thews in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is meet the press with chuck todd. good sunday morning. if a president says one thing that s not true, it can become a very big deal. think of president obama s claim if you like your health care particular, you can keep it. all that was a lie or a mistake, it s a scar on mr. obama s presidency. but what if you make more than 12,000 false or misleading statements as the washington post has cataloged during donald trump s presidency. in that case, his feud with the truth seems to have inoculated him from being stained by any one particular falsehood, but there are two moments in the trump presidency that feel less like a stain and more like a tattoo. the first came when he had mr. spicer claim his
in shorts in the police station but that s how it is so are you all jews in. the now rejoined some 1400 people who were also to tanks during last week s demonstrations which saw some 20000 people protest the exclusion of dozens of opposition candidates from local elections. the european union criticized the excessive force used by police during the protests saying it undermined the right to freedom of assembly. last weekend s mobilisation was just the latest in a wave of popular dissent to grip the russian capital this year and not likely to be the last organizers have already called for fresh demonstrations next weekend and russian authorities have already started to detain key opposition figures. and for more now we re joined by roman going to go from the w. s russian and eastern europe service it s going to have you on the show we ve been trying to find out what the condition is right now of mr and whether or not it s safe for him to be
government put the bill on hold. for now joined by the w. s. who is in hong kong appears on monday is similar protests has turned violent protests as ransacked alleges the to what is the atmosphere like like right now. today s completely different. you can see people are quiet and hurriedly marching on the roads they have that the awful march has already ended some young people are out here again they are blocking some roads they re blocking the traffic on some roads we ve seen some stand off some verbal stand offs involve the finest cantonese swearings but no physical violence with the police people are still angry at the police but this march today was meant to be to signal also to the authorities and to the broader public that despite monday s events protesters still stand together and