Meryl Streep? Says there is a "gathering storm" related to Trump's presidency. KEK.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/meryl-streep-why-people-should-be-afraid-trump-star-is-born-1167842

After Colbert asked Streep about empathizing with the characters she plays, he asked her, "What's it like for you to see somebody who is the President of the United States who is the top politician who is indifferent to the idea of empathy? I'm not sure he knows what you mean when you say it."

And Streep delivered a sobering assessment of Trump.

"I'm scared. I'm scared by him, by his possibility," she said. "And I do empathize with him. I can’t imagine what his 3 a.m. is like. There’s a gathering storm—everyone feels it, he feels it. His children are in jeopardy, and I feel that. I think, 'What if my children were in jeopardy?' I would do anything — anything — to get them out of trouble. So we should be afraid. That’s what I think.”

Streep also joked about Trump's campaign boasts when she mentioned that before she began acting professionally she considered taking the LSATs. She hadn't studied law but, as she said, "I had the best words! I know more … than the generals!"

The UK can unilaterally reverse Brexit, rules EU court

Thomas Colson

LONDON — The UK has the power to unilaterally reverse Brexit, the EU's highest court has ruled.

The European Court of Justice ruled on Monday that that Article 50, the legal mechanism which kickstarted Brexit, allows the unilateral revocation of the UK's intention to withdraw from the EU.

That means the possibility of revoking Article 50 will continue to exist until the Article 50 process has formally concluded, which is scheduled for March next year.

The court case was referred to the ECJ by Edinburgh's Court of Session in September after a legal case was brought by a group of anti-Brexit Scottish politicians including Joanna Cherry QC and Alyn Smith MEP, as well as lawyer Jo Maugham QC.

LONDON — The UK has the power to unilaterally reverse Brexit, the EU's highest court has ruled.

The European Court of Justice ruled on Monday that that Article 50, the legal mechanism which kickstarted Brexit, allows the unilateral revocation of the UK's intention to withdraw from the EU.

That means the possibility of revoking Article 50 will continue to exist until the Article 50 process has formally concluded, which is scheduled for March next year.

The court case was referred to the ECJ by Edinburgh's Court of Session in September after a legal case was brought by a group of anti-Brexit Scottish politicians including Joanna Cherry QC and Alyn Smith MEP, as well as lawyer Jo Maugham QC.

https://www.businessinsider.com/the-uk-can-unilaterally-reverse-brexit-rules-eu-court-2018-12