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The ex-PM also claimed people who criticise her in the UK "don't want to face the truth".
No, it was not a lettuce.
Prime minister tries to distance himself from his predecessor as she dominates headlines with her new book.
"I genuinely don't know how she manages to do it. It's extraordinary."
The former prime minister's short stint in No.10 is mainly remembered for her disastrous mini-budget.
The BBC's political editor said the former PM's time in office left the UK "an international laughing stock".
From praising Donald Trump to bugging Boris Johnson in hospital, the former PM has a lot to say.
Ex-prime minister also essays struggle to get an Ocado order delivered, and thought her Downing Street home would not be "rated well on Airbnb".
"Did they also invite the lettuce?"
Prime minister for 49 days, who crashed the economy, says she will document her experience of being "the only conservative in the room".