reuters reporting a source that says mr. brown would try to form a coalition government with the liberal democrats and the very minor parties or the conservatives could form a minority government or the conservatives could even try to do a deal with the lib/dems. after 13 years of labor party rule, mr. cameron is calling the results a rejection of the party and the politics of mr. brown. the month-long campaign had the british media calling it the most exciting election ever, complete with an embarrassing scandal in which a hot microphone caught the prime minister calling a labor supporter a, quote, bigoted woman. emergence of a viable third party candidate, mr. clegg was also an outstanding feature of this and a first in british political history, three televised debates. no going back after you start that. joining me now, mark mardell. mr. mardell, thanks for your time tonight. >> good to be with you. >> having been watching the coverage all day, it seems to me the only thing the experts seem to agree on that the exit polls have to be wrong. are they right about that or is that just a fervent wish this does not end up in some