but, i mean, johnson has a mandate to govern. but it seemed based on everything at least i've heard, it was more of an anti-corbyn than pro johnson vote. >> yeah, you're quite right. boris johnson, there are question marks about boris johnson about whether he's trustworthy? does he lie on the trump? do people like him? he's seen as unpredictable and he kept a pretty low profile by boris johnson standards during the course of this election campaign. but they really couldn't stomach jeremy corbyn. and they didn't believe that jeremy corbyn was a viable leader for the labor party. so it was much about the labor party. britain is split 50/50. this was the conservative party's election to lose. if the labor party had had a leader who was more acceptable to more people in the united kingdom, then labor may well have won last night. they would have take then. because boris johnson is unpopular because the brexit issue splits the country 50/50.