David Lammy: The old world order isn't coming back

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David Lammy· Guest1:03

[soft music] The old order isn't coming back. The tectonic plates have shifted. There is profound change.

Nick Robinson· Host1:10

No one around the cabinet table knows America quite as well as my guest on Political Thinking this week, David Lammy, the Deputy Prime Minister, the former Foreign Secretary, who studied in the United States, is a friend of Barack Obama, and has forged a close relationship with Vice President JD