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Country out of the european union heads for a decisive victory. nbc's bill neely is in london. >> reporter: the most decisive election in a generation ends with a clear exit poll prediction. >> a large conservative majority. >> reporter: if true, it means boris johnson will lead britain, as well as his dog, and lead it out of the european union. johnson determined to get brexit done it was the brexit election, a bitter angry campaign. johnson often avoiding media questions. >> i'll be with you in a second. >> reporter: here escaping into a milk fridge and swiping a reporter's phone to avoid se...

Sometimes very communist, sometimes played with the communist regimes, really haven't gone away, but in some places, some ways have solidified their controls over the economy and over parliament. so there's a building disaffection with populism. it's true. but also with the sense that the old elites have never really given up power. >> mmm-hmm. stephen erlinger, we always appreciate your insights and we'll continue to follow what happens there in the czech republic. thank you. >> thanks, natalie. all right. and now on to the united kingdom where there are new developments in the controversy ...

Politics were chaotic, you give us hope, ellen barry, that it's even more complicated in britain. thank you so much. >> we'll have to see. you're welcome. up next, the always inciteful "new york times" columnist david brooks with great ideas but this time of a personal nature. a terrific conversation when we come back. miles at the end of your first year. you'll match my miles? yeah! mile for mile! and no blackout dates or annual fee. nice! i was thinking about taking a scuba diving trip! i love that. or maybe go surfing... or not. ok. maybe somewhere else. maybe a petting zoo. can't go wron...

Trying to compensate by winning over hard liners. >> then she calls for new election thinking this will give herman data and that doesn't work. >> not only did it not work, she turned out to be a dismal campaigner. the party had to govern as a minority party in coalition. she took a bad hand she was dealt and played it very badly. and she really made two important pivots at the 11th hour of the process. one of them was to reach across the aisle and try work with labor, centrists in labor to cobble together a cross-party coalition. this is something she resisted doing until the bitter, bitter e...