Brits will go to the polls for the third time in three years (for the Scots, it’s the fourth). At 11:00 this morning, Prime Minister Theresa May announced that Britain would hold another general election.

Ms. May currently has a slim majority of only 17 seats in Parliament. But polls show that if an election were held today, this majority would increase to more than 100.

In a clip from today’s Trumpet Daily Radio Show, Trumpet contributing editor Richard Palmer examines Ms. May’s decision to schedule fresh elections for June 8, and what will happen beyond.