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That she just didn't gain anything and she lost her core constituents. >> the big message, the big lesson to me, ellen, is that at the end of the day, the torry party is not dominated by people who really do want to leave europe. in other words, whenever -- may's strategy was to confront them with the bitter medicine that we might have to just jump off this cliff. and essentially they're saying, fine, let's jump off. let's have a hard brexit. that's better than any of these softer variations. >> right. but it's important to remember that when the country decided to take the path of leaving the...

Sweetheart deal people weren't face to face with what this meant and there's just been a drift in public opinion and especially in the torry party to sort of accepting that, you know, economists maybe or trade experts may be warning us, but this is project fear and it's really not going to be so bad. and unfortunately theresa may led the country in that direction by inserting into her speeches that no deal is better than a bad deal. this kind of was internalized for a lot of people in this country. and now that's the country she's trying to govern. >> so what happens next? >> so what happens n...

>> all right. we'll shee hee how it goes. thanks. hello, mr. prime minister. david cameron is his name. the conservative party's number one now in place at the top of britain's government. gordon brown, don't let the door on downing street hit you on the way out. paula newton is live in london this morning. who is david cameron, and what kind of leader is he going to be? >> reporter: david cameron is young, 43 years old, the youngest prime minister they've had here in almost two centuries. he's a pragmatic guy by all accounts, really celted with reviving that torry party, that conservative p...

It's too early to tell. but there was one significant response from mrs. duffy. having said she would vote for labor, she then told the newspapers she wasn't going to vote at all in the general election. that shows you that a lot of labor supporters, who were once really energized, perhaps are going to stay at home and sit on their hands. and that of course opens it up for the torry party. their foot soldiers think this is their moment, their time as come, and also for the supporters of mr. clegg, the liberal democrat, who think this is their first opportunity to change the game of british pol...

Life. this is "the sun" owned by rupert murdoch. that look familiar to you? >> i kind of recognize that. >> yeah. well, exactly. it's not obama. it's david cameron, the head of the torry party, who the polls indicate might well be prime minister at the end of this whole process. let's wait and see. it's a huge "if." and here on the other side, this is the daily mirror. this is the paper on the left side of politics that supports the labor party, but they've also got cameron on the front. cameron as a student at oxford university wearing his tail coat, a member of the sort of skull and bones in...