"People say "you are being far too rigid! You're insisting on this!" Then, on the other hand, people say: "You've given everything away. You've compromised and moved too far." They can't both be true." In hindsight, she concedes she should have done more to prevent what she describes as "the polarisation between the language of soft and hard Brexit" that divided the warring factions in Parliament.
"Abantu bathi "unenkani yesele! Uyaphikelela ngale nto!" Ngapha, ngakolunye uhlangothi, abantu bathi: "Unikele ngakho konke. Uthambisile futhi ukwenze waze weqa." Akunakwenzeka ukuthi kokubili kuyiqiniso." Uma ebheka emuva, uyavuma ukuthi bekufanele ngabe wenza okukhulu ukunqanda lokho akubiza ngokuthi "ukuhlukaniswa okukhulu phakathi kolimi lweBrexit ethambile nelukhuni" lokho okuhlukanise amaqembu alwayo ePhalamende.