Katrina Perry

I think actually I've noticed, because I'm presenting programmes on the news channel and we have debates every night and we have people from different perspectives on every night, and I've noticed in the last week things are actually less harsh and less competitive. I find our panellists more trying to find a place where they can reach common ground and trying to find a place where they can...

I think actually I've noticed, because I'm presenting programmes on the news channel and we have debates every night and we have people from different perspectives on every night, and I've noticed in the last week things are actually less harsh and less competitive. I find our panellists more trying to find a place where they can reach common ground and trying to find a place where they can...

be in agreement with each other because I think for some anyway there is an appreciation that America got to a place that was so polarised and you know people can't have family dinners and they can't speak to their brother or sister because one supports Trump and one doesn't and that you have to try and get to a place where everyone can work together and that there's an acceptance of

be in agreement with each other because I think for some anyway there is an appreciation that America got to a place that was so polarised and you know people can't have family dinners and they can't speak to their brother or sister because one supports Trump and one doesn't and that you have to try and get to a place where everyone can work together and that there's an acceptance of

OK, it wasn't a landslide victory, but it was a victory. A majority of the American people, 77 million of them, voted for President Trump. 75 million didn't. And so you have to find a way to be able to live your life and move on from there and try and have some type of society. And, you know, here in Washington, D.C., we can all get caught up on

OK, it wasn't a landslide victory, but it was a victory. A majority of the American people, 77 million of them, voted for President Trump. 75 million didn't. And so you have to find a way to be able to live your life and move on from there and try and have some type of society. And, you know, here in Washington, D.C., we can all get caught up on

the Republican Party did this and the Democratic Party did that. Whereas most people are just trying to get on with their life and feed their families and go to work and earn a few quid to have a little holiday here and there or, you know, pay their health care bills and so on. And I've noticed a slight shift.

the Republican Party did this and the Democratic Party did that. Whereas most people are just trying to get on with their life and feed their families and go to work and earn a few quid to have a little holiday here and there or, you know, pay their health care bills and so on. And I've noticed a slight shift.

Maybe it's wishful thinking in this first week, but definitely there seems to be an effort there to try and improve things.

Maybe it's wishful thinking in this first week, but definitely there seems to be an effort there to try and improve things.

Thanks, Oliver. Great to be with you.

Thanks, Oliver. Great to be with you.