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on monday, the high pressure still with us, but further weather fronts crossing the country, weak weather fronts, and they often bring a lot of cloud and some rain for a time, which will be crossing eastern scotland, northern central england, maybe making its way towards wales later in the afternoon. i think for most of us it will be just a cloudy day with spits and spots of rain for a time and chilly typically ten, 11, i2 celsius. the weather further west will certainly be brighter and dry because we're closer to the centre of that high pressure, which by tuesday will have drifted out into the atlantic, and in its wake we have a northerly breeze once again, so it's thatjet stream that's dragging in the colder air from the north. so again, on the north sea coast, often cloudy, some showers, chilly, the best of the weather out towards the west. here temperatures could just about manage the mid—teens, but in newcastle, no higher than nine degrees on tuesday.
dong to power just because they're young does not mean they are not extremely extremely dangerous what they are doing is providing aid to a terrorist organization can you imagine a university allowing people to have a parallel chant of from the river to the sea imagine them saying from the atlantic to the indian ocean south africa will be free of blacks and let's return south africa to white apartheid rule, not a single student would be allowed to stay at that university but what if students said we are the kkk what if the group of white supremacist said we are the kkk this is not about freedom of speech this is about double standard the diversity and equity and inclusion bureaucracy is the incubator for anti-semitism at adrian major university in the united states and as long as we maintain this were not getting to the heart of the problem instead destroying
[ speaking in a global language ] >> translator: congresswoman marjorie taylor-greene is proposing for the u.s. to withdraw from nato. she believes that americans should help putin when. >> joining me now is anne applebaum, a prize-winning historian and staff writer with the atlantic. thank you for being here. i wonder if you could give me your reaction to russian state media now covering the maga caucus of the conference. >> i think it is important to understand why this is happening and how it is connected to the reason why russia invaded ukraine in the first place. part of the point of invading ukraine was to show that russia doesn't care about rules. it doesn't care about european rules, about not changing orders by force. it wants to defy u.s. power. it wants to show that the u.s. isn't important in europe. and by enabling people who are
johnson caved to the caucus. in a statement on x he stated he would not change the rules for the house speaker, a.k.a. himself, saying, we will continue to govern under the existing roles. the speaker mike johnson has zero protection right now. he cannot change the rules to stop conservative members from kicking him out of office and the only person who can protect him, donald trump, appears to be indifferent to johnson's fate. that is what it means to be a republican these days. give donald trump your undying loyalty, knowing that trump may throw you under the bus whenever it suits him. just wait and see what happens. and now we are seeing what it looks like when republicans whose backs are already covered in tire marks come crawling back to trump. i am going to talk about that with atlantic staff writer mckay coppens next. yeah. and i think it's cool to be able to make
country, the danger of democracy, is the progressive agenda. with trump, i said, he may be there but this is national suicide. >> joining me now is mckay coppins, staff writer at the atlantic. what is your reaction to this endorsement of donald trump after all we have heard in the last couple of years? >> it is interesting because some of the other clips you showed, these are republican politicians who still want to have a future in republican politics. so you can kind of understand the calculation they are making. donald trump is the leader of the party, the most popular republican in the party. i have to be aligned with him regardless of what i think if i want to have a job. bill barr is a curious case because maybe i am wrong i don't know what future he has at this point in the party.
from israel. it seems more interested in a regional conflict than it is in a cease-fire that would immediately improve the lives of the palestinian people. it continues to move the goal posts and the world needs to know and needs to understand, again, that the only thing standing between a cease-fire and gazan people is hamas. the g-7 is also very clear in its unwavering support for ukraine faced with aggression from russia. putin thinks that he can outwit ukraine and outwit ukraine supporters. the message coming out of capri is, he can't. every g-7 member is making extraordinary contributions to ukraine's defense. and as is i said before, this is the best burden-sharing that i have ever seen across the atlantic in more than 30 years in being engaged in these issues. with europe, as well as asian partners, picking up more than their share of the load. i want to particularly recognize
contributions do ukraine's defense and as i've said before, this is the best burden-sharing that i've ever seen across the atlantic, more than 30 years of being engaged in these issues with europe, as well as asian partners picking up more than their share of the load i want to particularly recognize prime minister meloni for her leadership. her decisive leadership we can see two things, right now together. >> we are helping to put ukraine on a long-term path where it will stand strongly on its own, two feet militarily economically, democratically. more than now, 30 countries are engaged in negotiating and some of concluded negotiations with ukraine on security packs and together with what i'm convinced will emerge from the nato summit you can see ukraine effectively building a force for the future, one that can deter aggression and defeated as necessary we're working to
ukraine and outwit ukraine's supporters. the message coming out of capri is that he can't. every g7 member is making extraordinary contributions to ukraine's defence was not as i said before this is the best burden sharing that i have ever seen across the atlantic, in more than 30 years of being engaged in theseissues than 30 years of being engaged in these issues were top europe, as well as asian partners, picking up more than their share of the load. i want to particularly recognise prime minister maloney, her decisive leadership,. we can see two things right now. together we are helping to put ukraine on a long—term path where it will stand on its own two feet militarily, economically, democratically. more than 30 countries are engaged in negotiating, and some have concluded negotiations with ukraine on security packs. and together, what i'm convinced will emerge from the
that. but he had to sit there. but he, but that's classic donald trump. donald trump thinks the rules don't apply to him, and if they do apply to him, then it's unfair, and that's, that's his whole shtick. >> i mean, so far, it really feels like, and you wrote to this in the atlantic, that this is kind of proceeding at pace, and an almost humdrum fashion, with the exception of these outbursts, and i do have to ask you about this, because judge merchan has not been playing around with this gag order, right? and we know that, i think it was a few hours ago, trump shared, reposted on truth social this claim from jesse watters of the fox. they are catching undercover liberal activists lying to the judge in order to get on the trump jury, so sayest jesse watters. does that run up to the line of, of violating the gag order? does that flirt with it, or is that fair game? >> it's not fair game, because it's a lie. i mean, there's no evidence to support it. and if he were referring to