Henry Zeffman

That was definitely a sign that the UK was asserting itself over its old ally.

You're a great king.

We got about 11 minutes in, at least before we got to an impression.

That is unusual.

Normally we're about two minutes in before we start off.

Oh, it's just absolutely nuts.

I mean, it's just completely nuts.

It's also just really surreal, isn't it?

If you go to the Oval Office or I can go to one of the state rooms and I know I always wheel at this story, but we were at the first press conference that Donald Trump had done with a foreign leader since becoming president with Theresa May, who, as we all well remember...

Didn't like being very relaxed in front of the cameras and didn't at all look like she'd rather be chewing a wasp.

And it was just incredibly, incredibly tense.

And guess what?

One of the parts of the question that I asked him was about, it was about whether or not he was serious about pulling out of NATO.

And here we are all these years later, that would not be a bad question to be asking Donald Trump right now.

You know, it's exactly where people feared in government times.

Things might go under Donald Trump, tinkering around with the very important security fabric or the kind of architecture that has kept this country, as many people in government would say, this is part of what has kept this country safe for decades and decades.

You might not like it.

A lot of people don't like the way that it's organized.

But that is what underpins the nerves about how Donald Trump works.

Which doesn't, of course, mean that he's wrong about everything.