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Number one question, Sarah.

Have you thought out yet?

Because I'm not sure I have.

I much prefer the cold to the heat.

So, I mean, yes, it was a bit chilly.

You couldn't stand outside for more than about 10 minutes.

You had to have your gloves on and your hat on, but,

compared to say, standing outside that courthouse in Miami when Donald Trump was

first arraigned in the heat and the humidity, that was awful, I'll take the cold any day.

You see, I'm the opposite.

So when I was doing your job here, I always used to go to Miami because I love the heat because I'm a southern Englishman softy and the cold really gets to me and I thought I'd come prepared for the cold in Iowa. My goodness I hadn't. You promised furry underwear, but it was more of a promise than a reality as as to

so much of what I come up with and frankly whatever underwear I had wasn't enough. Anyway, you were busy as you always are and you got a pretty extraordinary interview

on Monday night.

Yeah, I bumped into Eric Trump.

I mean it wasn't a total surprise, I was in a Trump event, but hours before Donald Trump was expected

to arrive, Eric was wandering around, so I whipped out my mobile phone and asked him if he would

speak to the good people of America. And do you know what he was very

pleased to talk to the BBC because he is obsessed with the UK because of all the

golf courses there, Turnberry and the one up at Aberdeen and so we had to chat

a little bit about how he has transformed

terbury before he would then agree to talk about politics.

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