it felt right in ken clarke's mouth - a bloody difficult woman!was in pretty much all the papers, the lead story on the ten o'clock news, on itv, here and everywhere. it seems to have done thejob, here and everywhere. it seems to have done the job, alison, here and everywhere. it seems to have done thejob, alison, of responding to what could be bloody difficult negotiations, frankly, from jean—claude juncker, guy the horse that —— verhofstad. that -- verhofstad. there was another story we will look at on that, but it doesn't do her any harm. people who like margaret thatcher will be attracted to this idea. the fact that theresa may says very little, if you watch interviews, she can't offer half an hour and say very little, so one statement like that that is slightly swearing, suddenly it is the most interesting thing is she has said all week. does it mean that everyone is to become a sailor over the next six—week, turn the air blue then keep the front pages at the? she has got horace for that. -- she has got borisjohnson for got horace for that. -

matt from the "washington post," leslie clark, nbc's kevin delaney and author from the "washington post." who has the hottest news of the testimony? ken, it seems like you have daytime ratings for television like you've never seen. this guy is the john dean of this affair. he is the star witness for the public because he's our fbi director recently, and he's the one that will tell us what happened to him. he's also a victim, which makes him a very interesting person, a victim. >> chris, this will be absolute epic. you're the historian, you tell me, but this could be the biggest hearing since watergate, right? despite michael schmidt's fantastic reporting, i'm sure there are things for jim comey left to tell us. there are revelations yet to be had. the only question in my mind is will bob mueller let this go forward? the special counsel generally does not want witnesses testifying before congress, particularly if he's investigating an obstruction case. does he really want donald trump or anyone else to know what jim comey's exact story is before he goes and interviews other witnesses in the case? >> he'll lose popularity quickly, by th