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It's a weak government. it is completely divided amongst itself. that's what you're hearing. you have every cabinet minister moving now to maneuver to succeed theresa may who has already promised to step down before the next election. and then you have jeremy corbin who is very popular with the young, but doesn't have enough support to really yet win an election. he should be, but the labor opposition, given the mess in the tory party, should be way ahead, and it isn't. he's being asked to push for a vote of no confidence. the problem is it is unlikely he would win it because the torys don't w...

But at this point her, her argument is, you know, it's a very complicated deal. i've done my best with the red lines that i've had. it's not going to get any better. so either, you know, let's accept it and work on what really matters is true, is negotiating a future relationship with the e.u. over the next 20 months, because, after all, even after march 29th, nothing will change for 20 months. there is a stand still deal. so, to some degree, her strategy is a bit like muhammad ali's used to be, which is like rope-a-dope. you lie back against the ropes and protect yourself and let people exhau...

Months. there is a stand still deal. so, to some degree, her strategy is a bit like muhammad ali's used to be, witch like rope a dope. you lie back against the ropes and protect yourself and let people exhaust themselves by swinging at you, but you don't fall down. >> steven, that's theresa may. i don't mean to laugh. rope-a-dope, i've never heard that analogy brought into brexit. i guess it makes sense here. one other question -- >> it all makes sense. sure. >> jeremy corbett, seeming to stay out of the fray, ceiling the pressure of a vote of no confidence, putting a second referendum back ...

The problem is it's unlikely that he would win it because the torys don't want a new election. and if there is a new election, he may not win that either. so he's a bit stuck. he's trying to say no to everything to undermine the government, and at the same time, i think in his heart of hearts he knows the timing isn't right for the labor party. >> steven ehrlinger, always appreciate your time and perspective. >> thanks, george. >> you could say this would make a great courtroom drama. the u.s. president's current lawyer takes on donald trump' former attorney. why rudy giuliani insists michael ...

The government's desires for a second referendum. now, there are lots of reasons why that would be complicated, why it would require delay, what kind of questions would you ask, would it be fair, who would get to vote, et cetera, et cetera. but if parliament can't decide, the whole idea of punting it back to the people to let them decide again is getting more traction, but it is not what mrs. may want. >> steven, we were talking about this in the newsroom, just the different options around brexit. and the question here, as we get closer to march and the day the u.k. exits the e.u., is this a m...