remember he s in an analogous position to the u.k. over brexit. it s the people. it was a sudden demographic that put him over the top in key states in november. just as the conservative party under david cameron were no friends to brexit, paul ryan and co are not necessarily friends of the trump agenda. i m sure trump knows that an trump supporters know that. that s why it s important for him to be focused on that milton freedman line. essentially forcing paul ryan to do things that paul ryan doesn t necessarily want to do. because he s traditionally been on immigration, he s been a kind of semi open borders-type. so if he wants to get on board and build that mexican wall, trump is well-advised not to just go on his face over that. he has to remember a big chunk
mentioned, that style can become a problem for president trump s. we ll see how they interact. this is in part about bidding a relationship. the second issue is how much the press goes after these points of tension. there are serious points of tension over nato, over brexit and probably most important over russia. that s partly why she s here. and reporters who have been hearing in the last few days that this administration is launching a war against them, i think will be ready to ask some pretty difficult questions. we ll see how much that comes out and shapes the presser. nic, i want to talk about nigel farage, the anti immigrant british politician. he s been a thorn in the prime minister tear reza may s side. he s a trump fan. met with trump before may did, something that didn t sit well with the british government. i asked farage about that in november. listen. here is the thing, and this is what critics say, you
threatening trade tariffs. over brexit. so there are parallels but what was fascinating, too, was to see her throughout the visit try to lay out an idea that both the uk and the trump presidency are running partners if you like, in this idea that they are championing the working class, the middle class, people who have been left behind economically. she s again and again tried to say, you heard presidentrump reflect that, we are together in this idea we need to change the way the world is working in order to make sure that this group of people don t get forgotten. that s very reagan. great to see you in person. have a good saturday here in the u.s. before you head back. president trump and president pena nieto agreed to
lucky for us is here in new york these couple days. are you staying for the weekend? until tomorrow. good. because you are our expert on all things theresa may. the headlines from the british audience, what were the headlines out of that. first of all the british will be breathing a sigh of relief. this could have been really, really tricky. there were issues that could have been raised. the president was asked one particularly very difficult question by a british journalist saying there are all these things, mr. president, and the world doesn t agree with you on, many don t agree with you on and he brushed that off with humor. used diplomacy if you like. now, the british prime minister, woo aims, to try to get him to agree to further trade negotiations so she could go back and put pressure on the europeans over brexit. the other get him to be committed to nato which the british prime minister believes is central to european security
despite their disagreements over brexit, today was about celebrating and strengthening the german british relationship in a new era. high on the agenda for borisjohnson, germany s insistence that british travellers quarantine for m days, even if they are fully vaccinated. but after a working lunch of english asparagus tart and oxfordshire beef, angela merkel hinted at good news to come for british holiday makers. translation: we are seeing a rise i of the delta variant in germany, l a significant rise, and, of course, we are regularly reviewing these travel restrictions and i expect that, in the foreseeable future, double vaccinated people will be able to travel without having to quarantine upon arrival. after england s historic victory against germany on tuesday, angela merkel wished the uk well for the rest of the euros, but she is alarmed by the number of fans being allowed at wembley matches. translation: i see this with grave concern. -