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The US ambassador to London said that if the president wanted to meet the Brexit rebel Boris Johnson during his trip to London, he would do so, with a meeting that could potentially further undermine the fragile leadership of Theresa May. Prime Minister Theresa May could have hoped that her meeting with US President Donald Trump on Friday could draw a line under the wave of resignations she suffered at the beginning of the week, this will only further reveal her weakness and divide his leadership. After President Trump declared that he still wanted to meet Boris Johnson – a former Cabinet colleague who resigned Monday from his position with a scathing letter clearly making his objections to his Brexit plan – US Ambassador Woody Johnson said stated that he would work to facilitate the meeting. 19659003] Concessions, Threats, No Confidence: Five Ways & Zombies May & # 39; Bungled Brexit https://t.co/dDw7B8ZpjZ
– Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) July 11, 2018
British Journal ] The Guardian reports the comments of the ambassador when he said, "We will do everything we can if the president wants to do something … Boris Johnson was a friend of the president, was a friend during the elections and he is hot"
"I think you have to give all the protagonists, be it the president or the prime minister, a little leeway here, if the president wants to do that, and he thinks it's appropriate to do that, he'll make that decision.
The ambassador also supported the president's comments on the UK currently in a state of "turmoil" – political change provoked by the prime minister attempting to defy the will of the British people expressed in the referendum in frustrating Brexit – noting " that there is always turmoil in all countries … the UK continues as it does. "
Delingpole: Trump Backs Brexit Rebellion by Boris Johnson https://t.co/JkF9qfCuoc
– Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) July 10, 2018
Speaking Tuesday as he left the White House for flying to Europe for President Trump told reporters: "Boris Johnson is a friend of mine, he was very, very kind to me, very supportive, and maybe I'll talk to him when I'm there." Love Boris Johnson, I've always loved him. "
Asked about the increasingly perilous stance of Prime Minister Theresa May, the President refused to offer any support, simply saying that his leadership Continuous was a business for the British people.
Oliver JJ Lane is the editor of Breitbart London – Follow him on Twitter and Facebook
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