CAMEROTA: We are keeping an eye on Hurricane Dorian as we want to update you on some other stories. Embattled British Prime Minister Boris Johnson today got his most personal Brexit defeat yet. This one from his own brother. In a stunning show of opposition to Johnson's plan, to let Britain leave the E.U. without a deal, Joe Johnson his brother, quite the British, tweeting he's, quote, "torn between family loyalty and national interest." This comes on the same day that Johnson meets face to face with Vice President Mike Pence. Let's go to CNN's Richard Quest. He is live in London. Richard, can you explain what is happening in British politics right now?</s>RICHARD QUEST, CNN BUSINESS EDITOR-AT-LARGE & CNN HOST, "QUEST MEANS BUSINESS": No, no. Absolutely not. And indeed, nor can anyone else, Alisyn. And, indeed, M.P.s -- a senior M.P. I spoke to earlier today was quite clear about it. No one has any idea of the way forward. There are thousands of potential options, a general election, a second referendum, proroguing parliament, doing this and the other. And you can permeate any one of a million different scenarios. But the truth is, nobody can tell you how this is going to play out. And the stabbing in the back, to some extent, of the prime minister by his own brother just added fuel to the fire. When Boris Johnson today was answering reporters' questions, that's all we wanted to know, why did your brother knife you at the worst possible time when you just lost several key votes in parliament and may be facing a general election. Even your own brother doesn't support you.</s>CAMEROTA: You said you couldn't explain it, but you're doing a pretty good job of letting us know the circumstances.</s>CAMEROTA: Yes, we got that. Richard Quest, thank you very much Back here, Hurricane Dorian spawning tornados across the Carolinas. We'll talk to one man who just lost his family business, coming up.
Boris Johnson's Brother Leaves Parliament in Latest Blow to Brexit