Well, ah, I can't speak for Sir Bernard... Oh, I thought that was why you were here? Well,...

Justin Quayle: Well, ah, I can't speak for Sir Bernard... Tessa Quayle: Oh, I thought that was why you were here? [lecture audience laughs] Justin Quayle: Well, diplomats have to go where they're sent. Tessa Quayle: So do labradors. Justin Quayle: [Smiling] Ouch... Well, I think Mr. Bernard would argue that when peaceful means are exhausted... Tessa Quayle: Exhausted? Mr.Quayle, they're not exactly exhausted, they're just lying in the way of the tanks!

Well, uh, I... I can't speak for Sir Bernard... Oh, I thought that's why you were here. I mean, diplomats have to go where they're sent. - So do Labradors. - Ooh. Ouch. Well, I think that, no, Sir Bernard would no doubt argue... that when, um, peaceful means are exhausted, then... Exhausted? Mr. Quayle, they're not exactly exhausted, are they? I mean, they're just... they're just... No, they are just lying... in the way of the tanks. No, l-l-let's face it. We've taken 60 years... to build up this international organization called the United Nations, which is meant to avoid wars, and now we just blow it up because our car's running out of petrol. Sit down, Tessa, for Christ's sake. - I... I think... - Hold on a minute. Let's see what he says. I think the questioner is making a valid point, and that a nation's foreign policy... should not be determined by narrow commercial interests. That's bullshit. You have to take responsibility. You are being paid to apologize for this pathetic country of Britain,