to win a big majority and then that campaign kind of got away from her, the closer to election day they got and the result was the hung parliament we ve been suffering through for the past couple years. so i think now that he s gone to a strong start, showing this leadership, johnson is going to figure out how to manage this campaign so he keeps voters focused on the big brexit question that is facing the country right now. paul: doesn t he also, though, we have about 30 seconds or so, doesn t he also have to offer a vision for what britain can be after brexit? because corbin is going to be he s the most radical labor leader in at least 30 or 40 years. he s going to be offering a vision of more public services, nor nationalizations, more we can give you of. boris has to have an alternative doesn t he. that s going to be part of it. i think in order to persuade people to agree with boris johnson s brexit plan, they also have to agree for the vision of what britain will look like aft
he s run against in focus groups and polls against a socialist, he does much better with independents. that s a real danger for the democrats to think about. dana: a.b. and jamie, great to have you. thank you. dana: a fox news alert. breaking news out of the u.k. joining me with the latest on the brexit plan, deidra bolton. this happened as you were sitting down. there were two votes this evening. the first vote got the okay. that was prime minister boris johnson s plan. this is really the meat, the how the u.k. has this pleasant divorce with the e.u. that was the okay. what is causing the problem is the timetable. so nobody really wants this fast tracked. there are so many different groups that are weighing in for different reasons. however, we did hear in the past the p.m. say i d rather be dead in a ditch than have an
breaking news in hong kong. the 20th straight weekend of pro democracy demonstrations. these pictures are just coming in. crowds held a unauthorized march through a district. we have seen an escalation in violence. terrorists are vandalizing a subway stations and setting fires in the street and forcing police to fire water cannons and trying to keep the situation under control. in the meantime, a major setback for boris johnson brexit plan. the plan was to leave the european union the end of the month but talks went nowhere to johnson was to ask brussels for
all right, welcome back, we re following a developing story out of london. another big set back for brexit. boris johnson remains defiant after lawmakers voted to delay a deal on brexit. johnson is now vowing to move ahead without parliments approval. what happened and what is about to happen now? what is about to happen is hard to answer. what did happen, the vote against the prime minister was 322 to 306. there was supposed to be a second vote on the prime
the impeachment inquiry and it is just another detail showing the depth of the efforts to draw up u.s. policy to ukraine. still ahead in great britain, parliament delaying a new brexit plan as boris johnson vows not to negotiate an extension with the european union. plus bernie sanders is back on the campaign trail just after that heart attack he suffered. his big plan to gain in the race for the white house, coming up. only lexus asks questions like these, because we believe the most amazing machines are inspired by you.