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Themselves in that position right now. So many are willing to say, i know what Donald Trump is like. I know what itll be like to stand next to him and say, yes, sir, and repeat all the things he says, and theyre willing to line up because they know if they want a future, thats the price you pay. This is not like backing a tariffs policy, though. This is backing someone who would have been convicted in at least one of the trials. Thats the simulation that theyre being asked to respond to. I want to switch gears. You have a new Opinion Piece out in The New York Times titled, Mike Johnson steps i...

Nothing changes. if you change nothing life gets very dangerous, very expensive people die. so it is not a sound argument but it is an argument that plays into the current political anxieties and we will see what this government makes of it. difficult for a prime minister who has been under the kind of pressure years who has taken the stance, this kind of green stands come and try to defend a position and then found they were put a lot of pressure within the party.— were put a lot of pressure within the party. yes, funnily enou~h, within the party. yes, funnily enough, boris _ within the par...

He didn't use these words, which she has raised in previous form. but she's making it public now and we're in the middle of one of the most dangerous times for the prime minister, and she is one of those who backsjeremy hunt against him. there will be those who say this is being used to try and blacken the reputation of this government politically and to damage boris johnson. , ., , ., ~ johnson. there will people who think that. i johnson. there will people who think that- ithink— johnson. there will people who think that. l think they — johnson. there will people who think that. i think ...

The met police are investigating whether the law was broken. >> we have the prime minister of the united kingdom being subject to a police investigation, unable to leave the country, incapable of doing the right thing. >> for now in limbo, the prime minister remains defiant. >> we've taken the tough decisions, we've got the big calls right. >> reporter: multiple polls showing about two-thirds of british people think johnson should resign. >> is it time to go, prime minister? >> reporter: the question that now follows johnson wherever he goes. breaking news coming up next, justice stephen bre...

Jackson but okay. >> but johnson said that the presidency makes a man however small bigger and a man however big is never big enough to meet the demands of the office. and on those two counts, on the first count, i don't think johnson quite anticipated trump. he's a small man who has not been made larger by the office and we need someone who is economies rat wi commensurate with the job. >> i'm not tacking about people who voted for him, i'm talking about republicans in washington who would have said enough is enough, i can't stand by this president. did you feel any change yesterday? we heard...