constructed a question i and i remember shouting as she left are you out - of your depth, prime minister, which was sort of the question that i wanted to ask. - but i remember texting one of my editors after that - and i said, this is it. this is there s no way back. we all, we all knew. everyone was agog in the room. it was a question of whether it was a week or whether it s a few days. and, you know, it was very, very fast from that moment. but i remember one of our colleagues in the room ringing the news desk afterwards and saying she is insert word beginning with f. yeah, well, let s say toast. yeah, yeah, yeah. we were in the front row, weren t we. - i remember she walked out. we all kind of. what? you can t, you can tjust go like, you can t. and then i turned around, as you said and all our- colleagues and everyone . wasjust looking, everyone was genuinely stunned. i mean, it was the most- shocking press conference i had
yeah, well, let s say toast. yeah, yeah, yeah. we were in the front row, weren t we. - i remember she walked out. we all kind of. what? you can t, you can tjust go like, you can t. - and then i turned around, - as you said and all our colleagues and everyone was just looking, . everyone was genuinely stunned. i mean, it was the most shocking i press conference i had ever been in. and it s so interesting that you say that now, robert, | because it explains quite a lot of what was going on for her, | which was maybe it was just she needed to extricate, - like it was too much. very quickly, if like commentating on the wacky races. now we have rishi sunak, who is not nearly as exciting. do you have to kind of change your modus operandi? i think the hardest thing, whenever you have been living with a period of that kind of excitement, living on adrenaline essentially, when it drains from your system, you feel sometimes you feel quite ill, actually but you certainly feel exhausted.