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Your great country. i trust trump and johnson and not mr. burko. jeremy corbyn says suspending parliament is not acceptable. but the pragmatist prime minisg is a smash and grab on our democracy. there's many been stops and starts. october 31st is almost here. opponents are saying there's no way now to come to a halt to that and they are worried about ripping the u.k. out of the deal there, out of the e.u., without some framework in place. are they right? >> of course would prefer a deal but a bad deal is even worst. no deal is fine by me. we are a great country. we will have to play trickle pa...

Shortages of water and fresh food. he said the food shortages were highly unlikely and vowed that patients would have continued access to medicine. in france prime minister johnson promised not to pay the $39 billion fee which would be owed by the uk to the eu in the event of a no deal divorce. still to come, axios' mike allen has a look at "1 big thing." and president trump faces deep divisions on the world stage. >> much more as he finds himself isolated on climate change, tariffs. we'll have the very latest as president trump tried to paint a rosier picture on his talks with the world lea...

Now to boris johnson who isn't worried about a no deal brexit scenario, despite the october 31st deadline approaching. speaking out, johnson said the uk could quote easily cope with a no deal brexit, adding if it occurs, it is because of the stubbornness of the european union. a document details the ways leaders are work to go avoid a quote catastrophic collapse in the nation's infrastructure, and which warned of gridlock at courts. a hard border with ireland and significant shortages of medicine, fuel, food, and fresh water. responding over the weekend, johnson said that food shortages were h...

Treasury department show washington ran a $208 billion deficit last month, up 41% from the year before. the deficit year-to-date, $739 billion. now, the deficit ballooned as the government spent more on the military, veterans affairs, social security, and medicare. you typically see deficits decrease in a strong economy. job growth has been strong, wages are rising. however, the treasury is taking in less money because of tax cuts for corporations and individuals led by that 2017 republican tax reform. an aging american population will drive up medicare and social security spending sharply in ...

Thesaurus. it's a strong favorite. >> it will be someone who believes in brexit. >> laura: will have to deliver brexit. by october 31, if there's not brexit in the uk, all bets are off, correct? >> correct. >> we could just leave anyway without a deal? it's possible to leave without a deal. >> no deal. that's what he's saying, right? >> exactly. we don't pay the 39 billion pounds. great day >> laura: isn't it time for independence again? >> we seem to be gravitating towards boris johnson meaning gravitate towards independence. >> laura: thank you for being up here. so late for you, so early. t...