London Calling: British Prime Minister Theresa May's future in doubt

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British Prime Minister Theresa May is facing increasing pressure to resign amid the ongoing chaos over Brexit. CBS News contributor Simon Bates reports from London for this week's London Calling.
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She never had any intentions of getting us out from day 1

Puddlesmolly
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The sooner she’s out the sooner we can do free trade with the rest of the world

Ravedaze.
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They should've played the ''Our tune '' theme when he was telling Theresa May's sad story !!

Loverboy
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@CBSNews can i ask in regards to your title, WTF has London got to do with anything when compared to the rest of Great London isn't the UK.

James-ciip
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Farage has to be 'in' to get Britain 'out', and it means more!

robinorhysrhys
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So what is happening?
A fight between Her Nation or a fight between her legislature?

gabrielrekt
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One hopes Simon Bates will likewise meet his match in a milkshake weilding critic.

christianleblanc
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Simon Bates ??? I thought he was dead !

JezUK
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May is taking a page out of the EU playbook - we're going to keep having votes until you get it right.

scottsimon
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Mrs may = dismay and mayhem 23rd may. Maybe the end of Mrs may or maybe not ?

coyftigers
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I don't know anything happening about this all I know is that I really love Jordyn Jones

brycecheng
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Theresa May has had a very unenviable job to do. She has had a very unpleasant Brexit to negotiate. An impossible task. No one would want to do that. I personally believe she is due some credit for taking it on. It's hard to know how well she has done as it is all shrouded in bloody secrecy. That in itself seems highly undemocratic. I think that is the EUs fault, that we have to conduct affairs in that way. It should not be this way.

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