was clearly will in downing street means the prime minister should go. ian blackford is from the snp. is that your view that the prime minister must gal? that your view that the prime minister must gal? what we know toda is minister must gal? what we know today is that minister must gal? what we know today is that parties minister must gal? what we know today is that parties took - minister must gal? what we know today is that parties took place . minister must gal? what we know today is that parties took place in | today is that parties took place in 10 downing street and we know that rules were 10 downing street and we know that rules were broken. the prime minister rules were broken. the prime minister came to parliament and told us unequivocally that parties did not take us unequivocally that parties did not take place and rules were not broken not take place and rules were not broken i not take place and rules were not broken. i hate to say it but that was an broken.
consequence in that chuck schumer and nancy pelosi decided not to show up at the white house for a meeting later that day. these things, the white house dismisses these things as mere tweets and, you know, we re focusing on the wrong thing, but the fact is, we are beginning to see actual consequences from that, fairly or unfairly, and what s also clear is that the president doesn t seem to care about that. his response yesterday to theresa may was, not to in any way back down from what he had circulated on social media but to sort of come back at her personally and saying, with we re fine your have a problem in the uk and for an american president to say that to a british prime minister given the history of the relationship is really something extraordinary to see. not only does the president not seem to care but paul ryan doesn t seem to care and congress doesn t seem to care. this must gal you. this may be happening this week, you may hate it, but i think the president will get his