javid today. at that stage he did not know, apart from the fact rishi sunak definitely wouldn t be. but he has just tweeted sajid javid is to make a resignation statement later in parliament. that could be a very powerful moment because it is one thing reading a letter via e mail, on twitter, however you might read it, to hear someone actually speak the words in parliament, give the reason is that their departure from the government. sajid javid stepped down as health minister yesterday, that can be a powerful moment indeed. nick eardley our political correspondent tweeting sajid javid is to make a resignation statement later in parliament. 0k, well, let s go to oxford now. here with me is anna mcgovern, a young conservative. thank you forjoining us. i don t know if you are able to hear my interview a few moments ago with george parkerfrom the ft. he said the government might bring forward
moderately mentioning russia or china and did not call out president xi jinping by name rather saying the us is not seeking another cold war but republican slamming biden s decision to let china off the hook saying time to take a tougher stance is now. senator rick scott saying communist china started a new cold war with the united states, long past time for president biden to end his weak appeasement of general secretary xi, face this reality and protect american interests. the president taking heat for not allowing questions from the media after he met with prime minister boris johnson. a couple questions. jillian: the white house press corps did not think it was a laughing matter when the president snubbed them with one white house correspondent tweeting this disappointment. boris johnson, two for questions, president biden signal it was time for the press
of any white house in modern times. so i think that s already factored into the equation. i think voters who are tired of the sort of drama of this white house, you know, are already there. those who write say it s not that important. i trust the president isn t going to be swayed unless jim mattis would be a more vocal critic of the president. let me get your thoughts, the president losing to almost every democrat that s been put forward as a name. a new york times white house correspondent tweeting out some of the president s white house advisors are concerned about elizabeth warren being the nominee. they re saying that he can t simply hate tweet her away. she s got populism. she can run as an outsider. how legitimately concerned should the white house be about elizabeth warren? what have you been hearing about that? white house should be concerned about all these democratic challengers. there s a temptation on the part of donald trump to say don t believe the polls, it s so f