this direction. may, too, had wanted britain to remain in the european union, and promised to deliver the people s verdict. brexit means brexit and we are going to make a success of it. but what followed was stumbles and mistakes. none bigger than may s decision to call an unnecessary election in 2017. the result was disastrous. may lost her party s parliamentary majority. suddenly, everything, especially brexit, became much harder. the conservative party kept to its leader because there was no obvious alternative and a contrite may was determined to carry on. i hold my hands up for that. i take responsibility. i led the campaign. and i am sorry. but it was during that same speech that things began to fall apart. literally. after being interrupted by a protester. and struggling through a coughing fit. the letters behind her started
turnbull, you just heard it, had some fun during australia s mid winter ball. one, two years ago donald trump came down the escalator. yes, he did. again, a reminder to everybody. everybody in the media bubble and the political bubble in new york and washington said he could never win. so, let s wait and see what s going to happen over the next year before declaring him politically dead on arrival. katty kay, though, on a very somber note, to suggest that our problems are not just our problems. one year ago today, something terrible happened in britain. the death of jo cox, the young woman, member of parliament, who had been campaigning for britain to remain in the european union and she was shot by somebody, one of her constituents on the street, who opposed her position, who wanted britain to pull out of the european union and decided