Dan Snow

And Roosevelt and Churchill were prepared to compromise. They were prepared to give and take. And they were also prepared to accept that each of their nations, each of their publics had different agendas, and that was okay. And their job was to try and triangulate that. And that, I think, is the great lesson of leadership in a coalition.

And Roosevelt and Churchill were prepared to compromise. They were prepared to give and take. And they were also prepared to accept that each of their nations, each of their publics had different agendas, and that was okay. And their job was to try and triangulate that. And that, I think, is the great lesson of leadership in a coalition.

You don't get every single thing that you want, but my goodness, you're a lot more powerful when you fight with allies. I've heard about you, Lindsay. What are the lessons that you draw?

You don't get every single thing that you want, but my goodness, you're a lot more powerful when you fight with allies. I've heard about you, Lindsay. What are the lessons that you draw?

You don't get every single thing that you want, but my goodness, you're a lot more powerful when you fight with allies. I've heard about you, Lindsay. What are the lessons that you draw?

Yeah, you're totally right. And keep your eye on the big prize. And you may have to swallow one or two things you don't like on the way there, but the prize is there.

Yeah, you're totally right. And keep your eye on the big prize. And you may have to swallow one or two things you don't like on the way there, but the prize is there.

Yeah, you're totally right. And keep your eye on the big prize. And you may have to swallow one or two things you don't like on the way there, but the prize is there.

Thanks so much. I feel I've learned a lot. Thank you, Lindsay, for that.

Thanks so much. I feel I've learned a lot. Thank you, Lindsay, for that.

Thanks so much. I feel I've learned a lot. Thank you, Lindsay, for that.