more than kind words from president trump about 10 days before a general election in the uk. . beth, we remember well this interview the president gave to the sun the last time he was in the uk. he did weigh in. i will read a little bit from the guardian . from the is arriving late on monday night, leaving the president free time on tuesday before the palace reception for bilateral interviews. he spoke to nigel on his radio show not that long ago. he loves to weigh in on british politics. it s the rise of boris johnson following the rise of donald trump, they are happening in tandem. brexit was a leading indicator that what was happening there may happen here, this populist revolt in terms of what populations are seeing in terms of immigration or other forms of economic fear. at the same time, boris johnson has tried to keep distance from trump.
with the united states at every level of government. . well, that s interesting. but what we don t do traditional traditionally is get involved in each other s election campaigns. and i ll just remind you, nick, one of the cardinal moments actually of the referendum campaign in 2016 was when barack obama turned up. and weighed in on the side of romaine in a way that was not entirely conducive to the good of that cause. historical analog i wanted to ask you about. this is something that other presidents wrestled with or had to engage with. . i love that line, loving allies and friends. i think there is not a whole lot of love in the united kingdom for president trump. vladimir putin had a higher popularity rating over donald
elliott. you came back! my personal view is he richly deserves impeachment. he has violated the law six ways from sunday. this is up . i m david gura. it is a feud that dates back decades. accordi chairman of the house judiciary committee president trump called him fat jerry saying he has been battling nadler for years. it all started with nadler. he got involved in a real estate project on the west side of manhattan. nadler said donald trump s plans for 150-story skyscraper were grotesque and cemented an image of trump as a greedy man trying
at this moment in time, in europe, there is a certain very visceral feeling people have toward nazis. we are not saying donald trump supports nazis but nazis in america support donald trump. for boris johnson to be seen in any way, shape or formal lied with donald trump does not look good for him in his own country. when the president tries to flex his political muscles with all the other leaders there, we talked about this before the show, we are segal lies move away from him, macron move away from him. merkel is at her wit s end with this particular president. he doesn t have friends, confidant confidantes, people to have side conversations because they see the damage he has already done. let s take a listen to what he had to say explicitly on a radio station in the uk. we have very close relationships and friendships
on in the hearing room, but so many people know donald trump s excesses who support him anyway that this is going to be really tough. bob, very quickly, i go back to the conversation i had with chairman jeffries. are you reaching out to republicans? any formal outreach to pull them over to the democratic side. he was coy about that. as they talk about what they are thinking in private, do you have any evidence that that is happening? have they given up on political maneuvering? they know it is going to be difficult to do so. when i talked to the democrats in the house about this and senate democrats, they say that their party faces a real challenge with the looming presidential election. because so many republicans one thing we can t learn from history is how an impeachment process plays out during a re-election battle in the 24/7 media age. those dynamics are making it hard tore win converts on