say he should resign on tuesday. what we will probably be asking over the weekend is whether he should resign again in the wake of the latest revelations. the poll we published last night didn t include the story about number ten staffers parting on the night before prince philip s funeral and i think that will increase public outrage, and although the prime minister supposedly wasn t at that event, i think what we are seeing is people think the buck should stop with the prime minsiter, the public see the prime minister is ultimately setting the number ten culture. i think if there continue to be revelations of more flagrant breaches of lockdown in number ten then the public do see that the buck should stop with the prime minister and more and more will say that he should go. let s take a look at the uk s latest covid figures.
go ahead. i was going to say, interesting thing here is you think it was such a priority for donald trump to move tax reform forward. he would talk about tax reform. it s sunday afternoon. the reason we are having this conversation is largely because of donald trump s tweets. it s his back and forth that supposedly wasn t about the investigation that is part of the motive. they have been talking about the indictment all weekend. don t say that. he didn t go out. come on, jack. he didn t go out and i let you talks. he didn t go out and tweet about the 10 points and the tax plan. the fact of the matter is, you are exactly right. republicans and trump in particular promised his base, the people who still like him that he would deliver on obamacare and tax reform. couldn t doe it on obamacare. has control of the white house and congress and couldn t be do it. if they talk about the tax plan, the people will realize that tax
retaliation that it was done in defense of the united states and he is receiving political support. but did he have the legal authority? supposedly wasn t there for the same action by president obama in 2013. what changed? is there a line anywhemore that president cannot cross when using lethal force across the world. these are heavy questions. they matter a lot. one of the men that took an oath to answer one of those questions joins us now. senator tim kaine of virginia, a membered of the armed services and foreign relations committees. senator, good to have you. thanks, chris. i want to play for you what senator rubio just said on new day about why it was legal, not just the right thing to do. listen. it was the right move. first of all, it was legal. it was in furtherance of both enforcing an agreement that the united states and russia were a party to. it was in furtherance of the