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Hello, welcome to the All-Out Politics podcast from Sky News.

I'm Adam Bolton in a very busy week for Theresa May with Brexit battlegrounds set around Article 50 and a forthcoming white paper.

She's also jetting off to meet President Donald Trump, who is caught in

controversy as usual. Joining me today to talk about all this are our senior political correspondent,

Robert Nisbitt, and the head of Sky Data, Harry Carl.

Well, we've had almost a week of President Donald Trump.

How is it for you, Robert?

Every hour it becomes a little stranger.

I'm watching his various pronouncements and watching his interview, freewheeling interview style, you realize that this is a

binary president. Everything is good or bad or terrible or great or yes or no. And I think that may be

a difficulty when it comes to coming up against the buffers when he has to work with Congress.

At the moment, obviously, he's got his free time where he can sign executive orders,

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