John Oliver: U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May Is ‘Maddeningly Evasive’ on Brexit Negotiations (Video)
As Britain prepares for official talks on its divorce from the European Union, the "Last Week Tonight" host outlines what a mess his native country is in at the moment.As Britain prepares for official talks on its divorce from the European Union, “Last Week Tonight” host John Oliver outlines what a mess his native country is in at the moment.
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