'Politics Can Be Brutal': Theresa May on Power and Populism | Leaders with Francine Lacqua

From Brexit and the European Union to global diplomacy, former UK Prime Minister Theresa May speaks with Francine Lacqua about her time at the pinnacle of British politics and her approach to leadership in a world she says often rewards the loudest voices. May reflects on her "steep learning curve"...

24 min - Money & Business - Bloomberg Originals

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