Q+A: TOP disbands, blocked far-right activists and Boris Johnson for UK PM

Q+A

TVNZ1's Q+A host Corin Dann looks at the questions and answers dominating the news this week.

Gareth Morgan quit politics and disbands The Opportunities Party (TOP), Phil Goff bans two activists from using council venues and President Trump trashes NATO and endorses Boris Johnson for UK Prime Minister.

Watch Q+A in full here.

Gareth Morgan quits politics and disbands The Opportunities Party (TOP), Phil Goff bans two activists from using council venues and President Trump trashes NATO & endorses Boris Johnson for UK PM Source: Q+A

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