Following Gordon Brown's resignation yesterday, Britain's new prime minister is Conservative David Cameron. But he has to govern without a majority of Parliament, and will work with his newly appointed deputy prime minister Nicholas Clegg of the Liberal Democrats in a coalition government- the first in Britain since the 1940's. What is the likely success and stability of this power sharing deal between the center-right and center-left parties? Larry reconvenes "PubTalk" to find out.

Guests:

Nicholas Cull, Professor of Public Diplomacy and Director of the Masters Program in Public Diplomacy at USC

John Harlow, Los Angeles Bureau Chief for The Sunday Times of London