Tina Brown

And I feel for her in that sense.

But I also felt for him because he was sort of – he wanted to marry somebody else and he couldn't.

And, you know, he tried to do the right thing and it was an awful mistake for them both.

And they were stuck.

So I don't – you know, I've never felt sort of judgmental of him in that sense.

I think it was an awful situation that he was trapped in.

That's my view.

Well, I think one thing that Americans will never understand is Brexit because they can't understand why a country – I mean, this is the country of the Tesla truck and the Big Mac, okay?

England chose to be smaller.

They don't get that.

How do you choose to be smaller?

They don't understand it.

They just wrote us off at that moment.

And secondly, they don't even know the name of the prime minister.

I doubt if anybody you could speak to know there is someone called Sir Keir Starmer as prime minister.

England has shrunk.

The last prime minister they paid attention to was Tony Blair.

And they don't think it's really relevant now.

I find that sad, you know, as a Brit, because of all the glories that we know we have.

But I don't think there's been a great job done of actually exporting those glories, I have to say.