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President ial. And under fire. North korean missiles can now hit americans, far from his countrys show, says kim jongun. How real is the threat . Im wolf blitzer. Youre in the situation room. Were covering the breaking news, financial upheaval and Political Uncertainty here in the United States and around the globe. As a result of the britishs vote to leave the European Union. The dow industrials lost 611 points, more than 3 of their value. Theres another important fallout. The british Prime Minister David Cameron is resigning. Now there are fears of a domino effect. Will other nations leave as well . Donald trump who just happens to be visiting a golf resort in scotland calls the british vote a great thing. He see as big parallel with his own call to limit immigration. He said the british want to, quote, take their borders back. And bragging and threats from kim jongun. He says his latest and only partially successful missiles test says his country has the sure capability to attack americans. The u. S. State Department Spokesman john kirby is here in the situation room. Hell take our questions. And our correspondents, analysts and guests will have full coverage of the breaking news, what it means for you. Lets begin in london where Nic Robertson is following reaction to the british vote. Nic, this result really shocked a lot of people. Whats the latest . Reporter wolf, particularly here in london, where so many people voted to remain in the European Union, theres been shock and dismay. In the last hour, a young lady was walking along the Street Holding a purse with a sad face on it. A lot of young people here are particularly upset and unhappy. Not like those in the leave campaign who are celebrating. A vote to leave the European Union sending shock waves around the globe tonight. Markets tumble and investors nerves were rattled. The british pound falling to a 30year low. It was an unexpected defeat for british Prime Minister David Cameron who fought hard to keep britain in the eu. The british people have voted to leave the European Union and their will must be respected. Reporter cameron, his voice wavering announced he would step down as Prime Minister. In scotland, where they voted overwhelmingly to stay in the eu vowed today that they would push a new referendum. Nigel farage declaring victory. Voters fear a fro of immigrants into the country and worries over securing borders. Ladies and gentlemen, dare to dream the dawn is breaking. Reporter more than 70 of the electorate turned out to hear their voices. According to a british poll, 64 of young people, ages 25 to 29, wanted to remain in the eu while 61 of voters, 65 and older, voted to leave. Former london mayor Boris Johnson theres no need in the 21st century to be part of a federal system of government based in brussels that is imitated nowhere else on earth. It was a noble idea for its time. It is no longer right for this country. Reporter president obama says the u. S. Respects the british decision to leave even though he urged british voters to remain in the European Union. Yesterdays vote speaks to the ongoing changes and challenges raised by globalization. But while the uks relationship with the eu will change, one thing that will not change is the special relationship that exists between our two nations. President obama called David Cameron and he promised him that there would be a steady transfer of power, tried to offset all the financial repercussions that are flowing around the globe right now. Nic robertson in london, thanks very much. Lets look at what is the most immediate effect of the british vote. The drop in stock values which millions of people will see reflected in their retirement savings. Richard quest is standing by. What could this decision mean specifically for u. S. Investors who may be watching us right now when it comes to the global stock market . I think what youre talking about is turbulence, uncertainty, worry. We dont know how this is going to play out, wolf, over the next several years. Obviously, some sort of an arrangement will be put together between the United Kingdom and European Union. That is not going to happen overnight. Far from it. It could take up to two, three, four years. All of the big companies, particularly the u. S. Multinationals. For example, ford has already put out an announcement saying the uk Company Continues as normal. But were seeing were going to see extreme nervousness and unease, simply because no one really knows what the future is going to look like. And in those sort of environments, investors sell or they stay on the sidelines and, wolf, already the Global Economy is extremely fragile. Indeed it is. And although a stronger dollar is good for u. S. Travelers, what could it mean for u. S. Trade and businesses . Oh, a strong dollar makes exports much, much worse. And thats one of the black spots in the u. S. Economy at the moment. As the dollar gets stronger so Companies Like boeing and ge, the major manufacturers, they start to worry because theres very little you can do about it. Yes, you can hedge but ultimately you then have to push down on your own production costs and, wolf, when the euro is weak because of brexit, when the pound is weak because of brexit, when the japanese yen suddenly becomes weaker, it make it is much more difficult. And if u. S. Markets dont recover, how could this impact u. S. Interest rates . They are going to recover, wolf, because there is no logical reason why there should be longterm implications for the vast, giant u. S. Economy because of brexit. There will be indigestion, if youd like, over the next few months. But theres certainly going to be no longterm effect for the u. S. Economy. It may cause the fed to pause a little bit longer. Janet yellen has already said that. Obviously brexit and the turmoil is one of those reasons not to raise Interest Rates anytime soon. But longer term, you know, much as those of us in britain would like to think that the rest of the world is terrified or worried about everything that we do, the u. S. Will continue majestically without. You call this the vote of your life. How surprising was the result . By the time we got to it, i pretty much had guessed brexit was going to be the answer because ive traveled around the country last week, ive heard the views. Ive wondered whether the murder of jo cox was going to influence it. We started the night, wolf, and it looks as though remain had won and soon as we got the very early results, it was clear that the leave was leading by more than expected and remain was winning by less than expected. Brexit was inevitable by 4 00 in the morning. Richard quest reporting for us from london, thanks very much. Joining us right now in the situation room, the u. S. State departments spokesperson john kirby. From the president on down, it was no secret, the u. S. Wanted the uk to remain in the eu. Its a huge disappointment and setback for the u. S. Whats your biggest fear right now . Let me tell you, certainly the outcome wasnt what our governments preferred but it is the will of the british people and we respect that. Its not about fear Going Forward, wolf. Its about making sure that were staying in touch with leaders in the uk, leaders in the eu and working to make this transition as were you stunned, as so many other people were, by the result . I dont think anybody had a sense last night which way this was going to go. We knew that and we were watching it like everybody else. But, again, this is the will of the british people and well respect that. When the president was in the uk in april, he spoke with David Cameron and made it clear he didnt want them to leave the eu. Listen to what he said. I think its fair to say that maybe at some point down the line there might be a uk u. S. Trade agreement but its not going to happen any time soon because our focus is in negotiating with a big bloc of the European Union to get a trait agreement done and uk will be in the back of the queue. That generated a lot of commotion in the uk as he was warning them, you better not leave the eu. Otherwise, forget about future uk u. S. Trade deals. We think the president s concerns are still valid today. They are still at the back of the line . They are still valid. Youll still negotiate with the eu deals before you do separate deals with the new uk outside of the eu . What we will do Going Forward is work closely with officials as they work out what this means and thats really important here. There is a long process. You richard talked about that. We will review and consider our options, too on the trade front as we move forward. Explain why you cant negotiate new trade deals with the eu and, at the same time, with a separate uk, with britain you negotiate separate trade deals as well. Why cant you do the same simultaneously . The president was expressing a concern about our desire to have a strong uk voice and a strong eu. Now the british people have decided that they are going to leave the eu. Thats their right and we respect that. So what were going to do Going Forward is review our options on all matters, all sectors, not just the economic sector. As the eu and uk negotiate their way through this and its going to take some time. Were going to very closely watch the progress of the process and stay in touch with all sides and well make decisions down the line. Its just too soon to speculate exactly what it will mean terms of preferences one way or the other. Donald trump sees parallels to what happened in britain and in the United States, concern over a sort of openended immigration. Is he right . Theres no question that mig interrogati migration, the refugee crisis in europe is front and center in their minds. We understand that. And we understand that theres a concern about that here in the United States, too. The secretary has spoken to that. But thats one of the reasons that were working so hard to bring the civil conflict in syria to a close. Its one of the reasons why were going against daesh in iraq and syria. We want to provide a home for those fleeing to go back to. Thats what we are focused on. Until now, there were 28 members of the European Union. With britain gone, theres 27. 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Financial upheaval and Political Uncertainty across the globe as a result of the european uni union the british to leave the European Union. Eu leaders are scrambling to calm fears of a collapse and the continent now faces a contagion of votes to leave the eu. European leaders awoke to the harsh reality of britains pop layer revolt. The vote, a devastating blow to the bloc. Ange Angela Merkel tried to say that the European Union is not at fear of collapsing. Translator we cannot jump to quick conclusions because this would have a further rift within the European Union. Reporter but the dam may already have been broken and many fear a domino effect with growing calls across europe for referendums to leave the eu. Populist rightwing parties, already gaining ground in the polls, lost no time handling the british vote as a victory whether antieu and immigration message. Dutch politicians tweeted the netherlands will be next and a far right leader tweeted, victory for freedom calling for france to have its own vote. Francois hollande called this a wakeup call for europe. Translator faced with extremism and populism, we needless time to undo than to create, to destroy than to build, france, a founding country of europe, will not accept this. Reporter in dublin today, Vice President biden spoke about some of the fears that left the leaders to leave the eu with a thin thinly veiled reference. Mass migration, war, terrorism, infectious disease, climate change, economic unease and anxiety, and the inevitable human reaction of frustration and anger. This provides fertile terrain for reactionary demagogues, xenophobia, nationalism and isolationism. Reporter but trump found a parallel between the vote that feeled their rise. They want to take their borders back, their monetary back, they want to take a lot of things back. They want to be able to have a country again. So i think youre going to have this happen hour and more. I really believe that. And its happening in the United States. France and germany have their votes next year and so do italy. They are worried that the cracks in europe will only continue to deepen. Elise labott, thank you. Were back with state Department Spokesperson john kirby. Are you worried that other countries will decide to leave the European Union . This is not about fear. Its about getting through a lengthy process. The people of sovereign nations have to make decisions for themselves and we respect that. But we believe in a strong eu and the eu remains an indispensable partner for the u. S. On social and economic and security matters. We look forward to work with the eu Going Forward on so many issues. Theres a lot of work to be done and were looking forward to that. What happens if other countries follow britains lead . What will happen to the u. S. Security and is there fear that it could expand to nato, that some nato allies may want to leave as well . I think the Nato Alliance is more vital and vibrant than ever. I dont think theres any concern about that and i would remind you that the British Military is well above that alliance and well continue to do that and we look forward to doi doing that. I dont want to hypothasize about what individual nations may or may not do. We believe in the partnership, the strength of that partnership and were going to look forward to the russians are pretty happy about this. They see a weakened europe right now which from their perspective mean as stronger russia. I dont see a weaker europe. I dont know how anybody could say that and say thats what were facing. It still remains vital. What about the uk . That doesnt mean that the relationship with the uk is going to change. Its going to remain strong as well. Its a special relationship and, again, wolf, its important for people to remember, this is a lengthy process. This is going to take some time. This vote is a few hours old. Theres a lot to sort out. Were confident that our relationship will remain strong and the partnership that we have with the eu is also going to remain just as vital. John kirby, thanks for coming in. My pleasure. Thank you. Coming up, the political fallout of the u. S. President ial campaign. Donald trump says british voters want to, quote, take their borders back. Is that a sign of whats to come in the United States. And a new threat from kim jongun. He says his latest missiles have, and im quoting now, a sure capability to attack americans. Youve wished upon it all year, and now its finally here. The mercedesbenz summer event is back, with incredible offers on the mercedesbenz youve always longed for. But hurry, these shooting stars fly by fast. Lease the gle350 for 579 a month at your local mercedesbenz dealer. 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Reporter trump sensing parallels today between driving the british exit and the anxieties fueling his campaign in the u. S. Youre going to have more than just, in my opinion, more than just what happened last night. Youre going to have i think many other case where is they want to take their borders back. Its happening in the United States. Reporter trump claims that president obama bears responsibility for the brexit after he pushed for the opposite outcome. I actually think that his recommendation perhaps caused it to fail. Reporter as he argued both obama and Hillary Clinton are out of touch with american voters. Shes always misread everything. The only reason she wanted it is because obama wanted it. If obama said leave, she would have said leave. Reporter Clintons Campaign fired back. Hes not concerned with Foreign Policy, hes not concerned with the American People or their retirement accounts or their security. He is concerned with himself and thats it. Reporter trump, who just days ago admitted he didnt spent much time brushing up on the brexit felt little need to do it with his Foreign Policy advisers today. Ive been in touch with them but theres nothing to talk about. Reporter and from the golf course a lot of people think this will be the best par three in the world. Reporter they stood by his decision to simultaneously run for president as he runs the company. I dont think it matters while im running. Reporter suggesting the brexit could benefit his business. If the pound goes down, they are going to do more business. Reporter all of this while dismissing his rocky relationship with foreign leaders, like David Cameron who announced his resignation today. Where is David Cameron right now . Reporter a sign that not everyone is eager, scattering golf balls emblazened with swastika. Turnberry range. Now, donald trump continues his trek through scotland tomorrow and throughout this entire trip, he doesnt have any publicly scheduled meetings with diplomats or any foreign leaders despite the context unraveling here but will be making another stop at yet another trump property. Wolf . Sara, thank you. Lets dig deeper with our political experts. Joining us now, our executive editor mark preston, Gloria Borger and peter pibeinart. Trump says he sees parallels between what just happened with the uk and what is happening here in the United States involving his campaign. Do you see those parallels . I think he may be right, to a degree, if you look at the voting in brexit. You see older, less welleducated white voters who have a strong sense of nationalism, who see their economic prospects dimmed, who are against trade deals and disaffected from the establishment and i think you see that, you know, in the United States as well. I mean, what trump is saying, however, is that brexit won so im going to win. I wouldnt cross that bridge. But there are parallels, absolutely. Peter, what do you think . Was there a similar populist agenda here in the uk and United States that could impact the general election in november . Yeah. Theres certainly similarities that gloria pointed out the the big difference is that brexit is an idea and trump is a person. It would be the kind of equivalent of us having a referendum of leaving nafta. Trumps ideas about immigration or trade, many of them have very, very serious doubts about him as a person and, frankly, i think his buffoonery was amplified when he said there was nothing to talk about with his Foreign Policy advisers about brexit. Is he out of his mind . This has big implications for our relationship with russia, how were going to deal with syria, the idea that he doesnt think theres anything to talk with his policy advisers about britain doing something bigger than since world war ii. Global markets suffered, the british pound at its lowest in 30 years. If the negative trends continue and theres real economic fallout, negative economic fallout, could that hurt trump . Brexit is something that will not take hold immediately. When youre looking at the leading indicators, the leading indicators being the markets immediately reacting negatively to it, the uk is the fifth largest economy in the world. You are talking about the uk being the second largest donor to nato. Talk about the destabilization which is on thin ice, in not a very stable place. Economically not necessarily a good thing for trump if things get worse but also for the safety of the u. S. And, quite frankly, europe as well. But if the economy if it affects the economy here negatively, trump can blame it on other things and say, you know, this is obamas economic policies and it could hurt Hillary Clinton as well. You have to think of it that way, too. Go ahead, peter. Hillary clinton is the defacto incumbent. His popularity would be affected if the economy turned south. I think that would be a real concern for her and thats something that you have to imagine that the clinton people are very concerned about now. Everybody, stand by. Theres more to assess. This is a Huge Development in World History that were watching right now. Stay with us. Well be right back. Before it became a medicine, it was an idea. An inspiration. A wild whatif. So scientists went to work. They examined 87 different protein structures. Had 12 years of setbacks and breakthroughs, 4,423 sleepless nights, and countless trips back to the drawing board. At first they were told no, well. Maybe, and finally yes. 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When youre on foreign soil, you dont criticize but i think the large impression that comes away from this is the fact that he said he hadnt been briefed and when it came to the question of foreign markets, et cetera, he was talking about how it would affect turnberry. Not how it would affect the United States. Turnberry is his golf course . His golf course. Not how it would affect our currency, making the dollar stronger, people may be less willing to trade with us. But he talked about his business and so that raises questions. If you want to be president of the United States, which comes first . Right . Should he at least meet with foreign leaders if hes going to make a trip during the course of a Political Campaign like this . Because other u. S. Presumptive nominees go overseas on trips but they usually at least meet with foreign leaders on those trips. Far be it from me to give donald trump any advice about how to run a Political Campaign because he talks about running this new campaign but the fact of the matter is, youre absolutely right. When you make the trip over to europe or to the middle east, you go for the purpose of being able to sit at the same table with World Leaders and to show voters back here that you are able to get these meetings, to have these discussions and to work with big problems. Listen, hes over there right now. If he cant meet with anybody in the uk because they are busy right now, he could hop right down to israel or where have you and line up those meetings. Im surprised hes coming back so quickly. I remember with romney, he went to israel, was in jerusalem and met with netanyahu. They all made trips and all of us remember when senator barack obama eight years ago was in germany, you remember that trip, he had tens and thousands of people greeting him with a big speech he delivered in germany. Peter macone made a point this morning that theres one parallel here that the u. S. Should consider with the brexit vote and with the rise of donald trump. The welleducated, he said, the more elitist population, if you will, have a tendency to discount the will of the people. Do you agree with that assessment . Yeah. I think theres something to that and i think theres been a certain kind of disbelief. You saw that disbelief in the United States about the polls showing that trump was doing really well. We saw some of that in the uk as well. Some people believed even though the polls showed it was close, people would never pull a plug on brexit. The idea of democracy, which is that the people rule, is not always theres a tension between the idea that people make decisions between democracy and the idea that we have certain rights, that the people are not supposed to be able to override. So a majority of americans might want to ban muslims from coming into the country. Thats their democratic right but we are supposed to have certain freedoms in the United States, that the people cant overrule. This fundamental tension between democracy on the one hand and liberty on the other is part of what youre seeing playing out. Gloria, what do you think . I totally agree. I think you make a very good point. I mean, there is this tension. We saw it in our election. We were wrong, if you call us part of the elites. We didnt predict the rise of donald trump. I think now, however, in our own framework here, were in a different context. Weve moved out of the primaries. Were moving to a general election. So there are not only the base Republican Voters but you have the persuadables and the independent voters and so you are bringing in a new segment of the electorate which will be taking a harder look. Some of them will be elite and some of them arent. Did the polls get it wrong this time in britain . Not really. Look, i think it was going to be a close vote no matter what. When i was watching returns last night it was close. I thought brexit was going to stay and not leave. But if you look at where the vote came in the uk, it was very much like what you see in the u. S. It was felt. Middle america. So listen, now the uk has to deal with what theyve dealt themselves and perhaps it works well for them. Perhaps it doesnt. But the question is, does the domino effect roll into us. We know Trump Supporters feel this bodes well. We shall see. Guys, stand by. Coming up, dangerous new threats from kim jongun. Why is the dictator boasting the new found ability to, and im quoting him now, kill american bastards. Historic flooding has killed at least 20 people in West Virginia. Were going to bring you details on the unfolding disaster. Nice to meet you today were going to talk about the allnew 2016 chevy cruze, but heres the catch. Youre only going to answer me in emojis. 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Reporter he tested two ballistic missiles, one failed, they call the other a partial success, it flew 250 miles and briefly entered space. Saying he can reisticly attack americans, thats a new threatening language from kim. Yes, potential for provocation is enhanced by kim by the fact that now he has the technology that goes to match the language. Reporter when he the missiles, he can strike the Aleutian Islands in alaska or guam. They say his aggressive language, celebration of the Missile Launch underscores his regimes aspiration to be recognized as a nuclear power. Analysts say he wants to fend off the threat from enemies that wrapped up a massive military exercise on his doorstep. Wants to deter america from threatening to intervene, deter south korea at the same time and to do that he wants to be able to say i can attack american bases, kill americans in their beds. Reporter kim is believed to be toughening against the u. S. To possibly extort concessions, attempt to get sanctions loosened. He solidified his hold on power, analysts say if the economy is squeezed too tightly, he cant buy off the elites and could be threatened from within. Would this bold leader provoke the americans by striking them with a missile . Any real provocation where he fires one missile off with a real war head that does damage, he will be decimated, pyongyang will be a bowl of glass and i think he knows that. Reporter still, there are tens of thousands of americans in kims line of fire. More than 28,000 american troops deployed in south korea. Analysts worry if kim tries to provoke south korea with artillery fire, commando raid, a mishap or miscalculation from kims forces could harm those americans and bring a dangerous escalation. Brian, you picked up new information i am told about his longer range missiles. How close are they to being operational . Reporter 38 noert, the weapons Monitoring Group saying the musadans didnt perform well, but theyre perfecting the propulsion system. 38 north says given the progress, the kn 08, the models here, and the kn 14 which could hit chicago could be operational within five to seven years. Those missiles could have nuclear war heads, too, right . Reporter thats right. Theyre perfecting technology to miniaturize war heads, put them on the missiles and basically all bets are off for the threat he can pose. He is developing a longer range missile to hit americas east coast. They havent tested reentry for those missiles yet. With each of the failed tests, theyre Getting Better at the technology and accelerating the program. Worry some development. Brian, thank you. Coming up, Global Markets meltdown as investors absorb the shock of the United Kingdom splitting from the eu. And the flooding in West Virginia which has killed at least 20 people. vo they say big can never be good. 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Im wolf blitzer, youre in the situation room. Lets get to the breaking news tonight. U. S. Stocks plunging as Global Markets reel from the bombshell vote in the United Kingdom. Dow down more than 600 points. Stunning decision by british voters creating enormous uncertainty around the world that could have serious implications for americas economy, National Security, and politics. Donald trump in scotland to promote his new golf course is praising people of the United Kingdom saying theyre taking their country back. Trump says the anger and worries about immigration driving british voters are also playing out here in the United States in his president ial campaign. I think it will be a good thing. Youre taking your country back. Youre going to let people that you want into your country and people that you dont want or people that you dont think are appropriate for your country or good for your country youre not going to have to take. Tonight, president obama says the u. S. Respects the decision of the british voters, even though he wanted a very different outcome. He is promising u. S. Relationships with both britain and the European Union will remain stable. We spoke with David Cameron about the transition ahead, but cameron wont be in power much longer. He is stepping down after his campaign to stay in the eu was crushed. We will talk about the politics of this breaking story, he is a donald trump supporter. Correspondents, analysts and guest, we have coverage of all the news breaking now. Up first, lets go to Senior International correspondent Clarissa Ward in london. Clarissa, this is the beginning of the fallout from the truly stunning vote. Reporter thats right, wolf. Honestly it doesnt matter who you talk to in london, people who supported to leave the European Union, people that wanted to remain, all are using the same words to describe this. Stunning, momentous, astonishing, historic. Britains woke up with the profound realization this is a deeply divided country and indeed the whole world is asking the same question is what happens next. It is the biggest shock in the history of modern british politics and possibly one of the greatest political miscalculations ever made. Early friday, britain voted to leave the eu. Total votes in favor of leave was 17,410,742. This means that the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union. Reporter hours later, the Prime Minister announced he would resign. I think the country requires flesh leadership to take it in this direction. Reporter the people who master minded the leave campaign were quick to praise the Prime Minister and are convinced their approach is the correct one. Theres simply no need in the 21st century to be part of a federal system of government based in brussels that is imitated nowhere else on earth. It was a noble idea for its time. It is no longer right for this country. Reporter londoners didnt appear to welcome johnsons role in the campaign, yet theres much speculation that he will stand for Prime Minister. While some celebrated the way the counts unfolded, the result provoked widespread concern about the state of the economy and general confusion about what the future holds. President obama, an early supporter of remaining in the eu said in a statement that the people have spoken. While the uks relationship with eu will change, one thing that will not change is the special relationship that exists between our two nations. That will endure. The eu will remain one of our indispensable partners. Reporter the vote divided britain, scotland, Northern Ireland, wanted in, everyone else wanted out. Immigration was the primary issue on the campaign. Let june 23rd go down in a blustery bizarre Independence Day reporter how these differences are reconciled and what role britain will have on the world stage are issues that will likely take years to resolve. Now in terms of what comes next, wolf, Prime Minister David Cameron said he is not pulling the trigger on implementing the article to begin the process for the United Kingdom to leave the eu, that will be left to the next government that should be formed in the next three months, then another two years at least to hash out some kind of deal. But of course the concern across europe is that pandoras box has essentially been opened and were going to see more countries from the European Union saying they also want to go their own way. Already we heard right wing Party Leaders in the netherlands and france calling for their own referendum. Wolf . Global markets dont like that kind of uncertainty. Clarissa ward in london for us, thank you. We have more on the financial fallout from the british vote, cnn will ripley joins us from paris. It was a tough day for markets around the world. What could this mean for u. S. Investors when it comes to the global stock market . Reporter in the short term, wolf, dramatic losses for u. S. Investors. In a single day, the brexit wind out all of the u. S. Stock market gains for 2016, according to open folio. The average investor lost almost 3. 5 of their portfolio. Nasdaq went into correction mode, and because it is still uncertain what will happen, especially here in the european markets, there could be more bad news in weeks and months ahead which means potentially even more losses for u. S. Investors. Will the impact on u. S. Interest rates if the u. S. Markets dont recover, what do experts anticipate . Reporter remember back in december the fed said they would raise Interest Rates four times this year. This month said maybe only raise it once, there had been weaker than expected job growth and other factors in the u. S. Now as a result of brexit means they wont get a return on deposit and the u. S. Haens bounced back from the great recession. World leaders are scrambling to adjust the new reality as britain prepares to part ways with the European Union. Will others follow britains lead . Nic robertson is standing by outside the Prime Ministers residence. Number 10 downing street. Nic, is there concern about a domino effect . Reporter yeah, the contagion will somehow spread. We heard from german chancellor Angela Merkel saying europe should act cautiously so as not to create bigger rifts. Internally, her own Justice Minister said we need to act quickly to britains vote to leave the European Union, draw up new terms britain will negotiate in its exit strategy, so even within one country you have different views. Right wingers in holland, you have la pen and her party in france as well, both of them calling for their own referenda to leave the European Union. David cameron today after he gave that speech, impassioned speech, almost tearful speech announcing his resignation, he called around his european counterparts, called Angela Merkel, called the french president , francois hollande, called the irish Prime Minister, dutch Prime Minister, president of european commission, president of European Council to explain his position. He will be meeting them next week. The concern among the leaders is precisely that, whats the domino effect. It is very clear at this stage they havent worked out what the implications are. Even then, how to handle them. And nic, quickly, it was a huge political blunder on his part calling for the referendum. He didnt need to do that, did he. Reporter he went into the last election fearing the only way to keep his Party Together and to win the election is promise right wingers a vote and referendum. Polls predicted the elections wrong, he came out with a conservative majority in the parliament, first time in decades that happened. Effectively he won relatively handily. He neednt have made that concession. It was a dead end. Blind alley. What a blunder from his perspective. Nic robertson, thank you very much. Joining us, republican from idaho, trumds supporter. Congressman, thanks for joining us. What was your reaction to the decision by the people in the United Kingdom to leave the eu . I think it is exciting for the people of Great Britain. Maybe you can say now that june 23rd is their independent day. I happen to have one of my deputy chiefs of staff married to a british girl and i asked him a couple weeks ago what are people talking about, what are they saying. This is not a surprise to me. He was saying her family and many in the community thought this was what would happen. What i find intriguing, the elite in washington, d. C. And the elite in london and the elite in brussels, theyre the ones surprised. I think this is whats happening. It is repudiation of the elites throughout the world. It is happening in america with donald trump and ted cruz when you saw the 65 of the republicans were voting for outsiders in the republican primary. It happened with Bernie Sanders where he gave Hillary Clinton a run for her money which nobody expected. And now it is happening in london. And they shouldnt be surprised. It is a sense of unrest throughout the world with immigration, with economic condition. It is something thats going to have a huge effect on the election here at the end of the year. What do you say to people in britain who woke up today and all of a sudden theres some estimates they lost in one day about 200 billion, looking at the markets collapsing, looking at the british pound devalued. Lowest point in 30 years. Theyre losing a ton of money and they werent bracing for that, congressman. I think the markets will bounce back. It always happens when you have a decision like this, when the markets are unsure, markets go down and the markets will go back up. You have a lot of people that will make money. Theyre betting on this now. Theyre spending money today and investing because they know the markets will go back up. The reality is when you have major changes like this, youll see economic consequences. You need to think about whats going to happen for the future of Great Britain. Theyre going to be more sovereign, more independent, more excited about their future, youll see their economic condition be strengthened by this, not weakened by this. Stand by, we have more to discuss. I want your reaction. Donald trump says it is a great thing, decision by the people of United Kingdom. More with Raul Labrador after this. Se, businesses need the agility to do one thing another. Only at t has the network, people, and partners to help companies be. Local global. Open secure. 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Mixing global politics, drawing parallels between what happened in Great Britain and this country. Trump is calling the british vote a great thing, update our viewers. Reporter thats right, wolf. Donald trump celebrated britains decision to leave European Union as if he had won a president ial primary. For the presumptive gop nominee, timing couldnt have been better as he toured his real estate empire in a suddenly different United Kingdom. Dont look now, trumpism just crossed the atlantic. Thats how he sees the brexit from the European Union, drawing parallel to his own race. People want to take their country back, want to have independence in a sense, want to be able to have a country again. I think youll see this more and more, and i believe it is happening in the United States. Reporter at the grand opening of turnberry golf course, he hailed it as vindication against a push against what he believes to be the scourge of open borders. The presumptive gop nominee shrugged off the panic in Global Markets as Business Opportunity for britain and himself. When the pound goes down, more people are coming to turnberry, frankly. Reporter ignoring a Protester Holding up golf balls with swastikas, he welcomed the fallout in london where David Cameron announced he is stepping down. The two tangled over trumps proepds to ban muslims entering the u. S. And chose opposing sides on brexit. He was wrong, didnt get the mood of his country right. Reporter trump misread it, saying scotland was wild over the vote. The return showed scotland decided to remain in the eu. The world doesnt listen to them. Reporter it was a victory lap as he slammed president obama and Hillary Clinton weighing into european politics against brexit. I thought it was appropriate and she doubled down, did the same thing. Obviously for the 219th time, they were wrong. Reporter clinton responded saying this time of uncertainty underscores the need for calm, steady, experienced leadership in the white house. Her campaign savaged the reaction as frightening. Not concerned at the American People or retirement accounts or security. He is concerned with themselves and thats it. Reporter trump says his skills as a businessman the country needs. People say the country is not a golf course. No, it is not, but you would be amazed how similar it is. It is called a place that has to be fixed, and theres nobody knows how to fix things like me. Reporter as for trump properties, the real estate tycoon said he would continue to hold Campaign Events as venues bearing his name. My properties, number one, i have the best properties. Reporter says he will give up control of them if he wins the white house. Even though i wouldnt have to do that, i would probably put everything in trust. My children will run it along with my executives. Reporter trump is fundraising off brexit results sending an email, with your help were going to do the same on election day in 2016 in the United States of america. Over the weekend, trump women visit another one of his golf courses in aberdeen where some residents raised mexican flags to protest rhetoric over immigration. Some republicans wish he would come home, start to campaign again. Trump defended it saying he is doing it for his children as we know handle much of the family business. They certainly do. Jim acosta, thank you. Back to Raul Labrador. You heard trump say there are parallels in the United Kingdom to whats happening in his campaign. Do you agree, are there parallels and if there are, what are they . Absolutely. Like i said earlier, you have the elites in washington, d. C. , the elites in the media, in the press that think something is going to happen in november. They believe theres no way donald trump can win, but donald trump even though he doesnt say everything the way i would say it, the way other people in politics would say it, is speaking to hearts and minds of the American People. People dont feel secure in their homes, dont feel secure in their home land, dont feel secure economically and theyre looking for somebody who can provide strength and thats what donald trump is doing. As you know, i did support him during the primary but our party is looking for that strength that is going to provide that we need to provide to the American People because we are in a weak economic cycle. As you know the president s economic policies havent been able to get us out of the mess were in. He keeps taking credit for the economy being stronger, but the economy is not much stronger than when he started. We need to make sure we get out of this economic dole drum. I was going to say you remember the recession when he took office, the u. S. Was losing 700, 800,000 jobs a month and the country is clearly rebounded from that, millions of jobs since then have been created, so at least on the job front, people are working. You keep saying that. You guys keep saying that but the reality is back here in idaho people are not making much more than they were making eight years ago. Mom and pops are still trying to figure out how to put food on the table. Theyre struggling. The economy is better, and yes, theres more employment, but most people are underemployed. A lot of people left the employment rolls. Thats why we have seen the employment rates go down. Yes, things are a little better, but people dont feel secure. In washington, they say people are making a ton of money, government is spending and spending and spending. Here in boise, idaho, Northern Idaho in my district, people are struggling and trying to figure out how to get out of this mess, how do we see the 3 and 4 Economic Growth the United States has seen in the past. We havent seen that for a long time. Thats what theyre looking for. And i think thats when youre going to have similarities. Trump needs to speak to the American People, avoid some of the mistakes he made the last couple weeks. Once he does that, i think it will be clear the American People will reject Hillary Clinton. You were once a cruz supporter, youre now 100 in trumps corner, right . Im going to support donald trump, he is the nominee of the party. I wish things would have gone a little differently but they didnt, and theres really no bright line between the two. Hillary clinton, donald trump, it is an easy question for me. Congressman Raul Labrador from idaho, thanks for joining us. Thank you very much. Just ahead, more on Donald Trumps reaction to britain and the unusual News Conference in scotland. And the latest on the flooding disaster under way right now in West Virginia. Be the you who doesnt cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. 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You almost wonder the master of television if he knew this was being broadcast live around the world. Perhaps he did. I was struck initially how measured he was, he didnt come out as he may have in a rally and sort of bragged about being on the right side of the brexit vote, but i think by talking about hotel suites and ocean waves and golf balls and sprinklers, went on and on, he hasnt grasped the fact he is a presumptive nominee and is on a world stage and people are looking for him to give a bit of direction here. It underscores, a, how careful esqhe is being, and i am not su he grasps it, it is like the travel channel, promoting his business. Once people asked questions, he talked. Still i am not sure, we talked yesterday, maybe it was a mistake he was there. I think it was great timing once again for donald trump, just not sure the headlights are quite on of what significance this moment actually was. That he, right, to actually take advantage of how fortuitous it was. I looked at the actual timing. He spoke for 31 seconds about brexit, then went into the conversation or press conference and did that for 12 montinutes. One thing, it is a reminder, stark reminder of the fact he is a businessman and he went there to obviously open his golf course but actually did it for his son eric trump who has been working on this a couple of years. He made it a family affair, talked about his mother, the fact she was from scotland. To your point it was a bit shocking he didnt kind of come out right away and say this is happening and it is happening literally right where we are and not only i told you so but this means that this is a worldwide effort. What he ended up doing later, reporters asked about it. Unusual for president s when they have an event already scheduled, but if theres a major development, they come right out, say well get to that in a while, let me update you on the reaction thats going on. He had put a statement out before that. I thought that statement was one of the most president ial like statements he put out. Clear he was maybe not that familiar with the words, he didnt repeat that at all. Rebecca, he makes a point that there are parallels to what happened in britain and what he anticipates will happen here in the United States. He assumes he is going to win, he is going to be the president and that same populism that erupted against the eu and britain, similar strain of populism will get him elected. Certainly seeing that in the United States, not only talking about europe, not only in united kingd kingdom. You have to look at what we would expect to see in the u. S. Election, the electorate will look different, britain is much whiter, the electorate in this vote was older, the older less educated brits tend to support leaving the eu, younger, more highly educated british voters support remaining. Because of the makeup of u. S. Vote, it will be much more heavily minority voters than we saw in britain. It will be very different. There are some comparisons to the sentiment there and around the world. We will see other referendums as well. Demographics are different, but the sent meant is there. The Clinton Campaign is cognizant and are wise to be aware and worried about it. They shouldnt diminish the sentiment happening. People are watching that closely. Everyone, stand by. More to assess, more information coming into the situation room. We will be right back. Dont go to tokyo. Live in tokyo. When you airbnb, you have your own home. So, live there. Even if its just for a night. Geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. Real is touching a ray. Amazing is moving like one. Real is making new friends. Amazing is getting this close. Real is an animal rescue. Amazing is over twentyseven thousand of them. There is only one place where real and amazing live. Seaworld. Real. Amazing listen to what he following news of the british leaving the European Union. Donald trump was in scotland, sharing results in the president ial race here in the United States. One of the issues on the democratic side, Bernie Sanders seems to be moving closer to formally endorsing Hillary Clinton but isnt there yet. Listen to what he it will likely go to Hillary Clinton. Why cant he simply say i am going to work as hard as i can to prevent donald trump being president and work for Hillary Clinton . Right now, Hillary Clinton is sitting and going exactly his ego. The reality is Bernie Sanders had an amazingly impressive campaign, won 23 states, millions and millions of votes. No one ever expected that to happen, he didnt expect it to happen. Somehow he cannot find it within himself for a couple of reasons. I asked one of his advisers about it. They said he is trying to bring the movement along slowly. He comes out and endorses her, he will agitate some of them. I think thats self centered, self focused here. The practicality is he is losing his moment. And leverage. He was leader of the populous liberal wing of the party. Not sure thats the case any more. He hasnt gone out campaigning with her by any means, dont see them together on the campaign trail. Not at all. Maybe at some point that will happen but, you know, when this is a contentious primary, we discussed whether there would be a uni a unity moment, not only that happening but cant even say he will vote for her, only saying he is clearly not voting for trump. Relinquishing leverage he had, important leverage that he could use. In terms of the Party Platform . In terms of Party Platform, the narrative, the agenda. Lets say he is out campaigning with Hillary Clinton, you know, he coffee venuld have events wi and make the argument he made before, but do it in a way. Elizabeth warren is doing it monday in cincinnati. That will be a big event with Elizabeth Warren, with Hillary Clinton, and rally the base. It will be a huge event, it is stealing bernies thunder among the Progressive Left and giving Elizabeth Warren an opportunity to find a place in this campaign as a powerful figure, either potentially as Hillary Clintons running mate. Many people are discussing that option at this moment or as just a very powerful surrogate who is out there taking a lead. Good for Elizabeth Warren, good for Hillary Clinton and bernie is in the background. It is a Political Risk for bernie to be in the background. Then you risk people saying youre helping donald trump by not helping clinton. Increasingly one by one, were seeing former Bush Administration officials coming out, saying theyre going to work to support Hillary Clinton. I was reading an oped by hank paulson, former treasury secretary in the second term of the Bush Administration, says he cant vote for trump, lifelong republican, says he is not sitting it out. He urges people to vote for the democrat. He says a Trump Presidency is unthinkable and goes into the reasons why. He is not the only one. Brent scowcroft. National security adviser for president bush. Does he have sway, probably not, but it is significant. It isnt, but one of the sub plots is that donald trump has never had a great relationship even though he is a new yorker with wall street and hank paulson is, you know, quintessential wall street. That and other reasons paulson lays out in the oped is a reason why time to put country before party, say it together, never trump. See if it matters or not. What do you think, rebecca, at some point Bernie Sanders either before, during or after the convention is going to go out there, start to work aggressively to help Hillary Clinton . At some point, absolutely. Especially because Bernie Sanders said publicly the thought of donald Trump Presidency to him is unacceptable. Then by default he has to be out there helping Hillary Clinton. I would think the reason he is taking so long, some of the reasons you mention, jeff, i think are absolutely correct, also to maintain some influence, shape the Party Platform. Maybe the longer he waits, less effective he will be. Sanders, clinton, dnc platform, people are meeting in st. Louis, trying to figure out what to do. They have some significant differences, i am told. Stand by. Theres breaking news we are following in West Virginia now where at least 20 people are dead in flooding, heavy rains last night and this morning caused flash floods that caught a lot of people by surprise. Water poured on roads and streets, pushing over trees and power lines, leaving hundreds of people stranded. Take a look at this. One house caught fire before it was washed off its foundation. It kept burning as it floated downriver, passing under a bridge, threatening other structures. At last report, 44 counties declared states of emergency. This is really, really awful. I am joined by West Virginia republican u. S. Senator shelly. Whats the damage, the video, showing pictures, it looks devastating. It is devastating, wolf. We still dont know i dont think the totals in terms of loss of life and property. The power of water is just an incredible thing to see. It came so fast. Some people were driving their cars, had to get on the roof of their cars to be rescues or hope of getting rescued. Some people are caught in an unsafe environment. We are praying for those people. Thank goodness rescuers tried so many means to get safety for so many West Virginia ns. Cnn reports the latest death toll up to 20. Is that the latest you heard . Thats the latest i heard, but i will say that i have heard there are still people who have not bp accounted for. Is there any relief in sight . Well, you know, it is incredible to me in times of tragedy. I was in sulphur springs, some of the pavement is even dry, but you could see the debris. We have the national guard, we have West Virginia department of highways, fema, we have the resources and just local people helping churches, opening their doors for foot and shelter. One of those things, it just happens so fast. At 11 00 yesterday the guard was first notified there might be a problem. How long to recover . These things take a long time. Fema is great and helps in emergencies, you can get individual help, housing help, but you have to go through applications and all of those kinds of things. I think were assessing the damage. Unfortunately, West Virginia, we had some flash flooding, it is not a rarity where we live, we live in a mountainous area, but the magnitude of this is something ive never seen. Have you heard from the white house . From fema, federal Emergency Management agency, have they declared a disaster area . Are they coming in with major federal assistance . Were pushing for the federal declaration, i cant imagine that we wont get it. We had a call today with fema at 3 45. Theyre moving some of their assets in over the weekend and those determinations will be made early in the week. I know you need that. Whats the final message to the people of West Virginia . Well, were strong, stay strong, help your neighbor. Be safe. The water is roaring. Senator, thanks and good luck to all of the people in West Virginia. Unfortunately it is not good. Just ahead, what the british vote on leaving European Union could mean for the war against isis and americas security. The big hilton world sale is on honors members save up to 25 on brands like hampton, doubletree, hilton garden inn, and waldorf astoria so stop clicking around. Book direct at hilton. Com now thats satisfaction. Grain free pet food committed to truth on the label. L when we say real meat is the first ingredient, it is number one. And we leave out corn, wheat and soy. For your pet, we go beyond. Ive got a nice long life ahead. Big plans. 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Has the vote heightened concerns on global, National Security issues, barbara . At the end of the day, wolf, at least so far, there is a lot of nice diplomacy between washington and london, reassurance that the security relationship will continue. But the bottom line is, the reality is, no one knows what the next government in whitehall might do. Popular Online Jihadi forums applauding the vote to leave the European Union. But from war on isis to european terror threats, and russian aggression, the security implications are still uncertain. The pentagon clearly had not wanted it to happen. Days before the vote, defense secretary, ash carter, stood at nato headquarters and called for the uk to stay put. We know the Strategic Value that unity and cohesion brings to our alliance. Reporter after the vote, the pentagon struck a conciliatory note. We feel confident this special relationship, including the special defense relationship we have, will certainly continue. Reporter the optimism is not shared by all. What were seeing here is the potential for a major reorganization within nato, and a potential weakening of the security environment in europe. Reporter despite exiting the European Union, the uk remains a member of nato. Though its financial contribution to the military alliance could be at risk if its economy falters. Today as we face more instability and more uncertainty, nato is more important than ever. Reporter European Union and nato members are already scheduled to meet to discuss closer cooperation in issues like cyber and terrorism. On isis and fighting terror threats, britain and the u. S. Still will share the most highly classified intelligence. That agreement is not going to be impacted by this in any way, shape or form. Reporter but the cia director points out, with 28 countries, now in the eu, there are already significant problems. Within each of those countries, they have sometimes several intelligence and security services. They do not have the interconnectivity either from a mission and legal perspective, or from an i. T. Perspective. Reporter so what about the war on isis . Well, look, theres been progress on the ballots battlefields in iraq and syria, but isis has already demonstrated several times it can inspire people to go to europe and launch attacks, and that is something that the uk and the rest of europe still after the uk leaving the European Union, they are still going to have to deal with all of that. Wolf . Certainly will, barbara starr, thanks very much. Lets bring in peter bergen. You thought that from the security counterterrorism point of view, britain should have stayed in the eu. Why . Well, i mean, certainly, you know i think the bigger issue is not necessarily the standard security argument. It is the fact that this vote has empowered early immigrant proto fascist parties not only in britain but europe. And saying we should vote to get out and so kind of the rising tone of anti immigrant kind of flavor here, i think, is really the big story, which is, you know, we already have a lot of alienated muslims in europe. I think that we will see more, because of this vote, sort of allows us this anti immigrant wave to gather steam. So you think there is going to be a domino effect that other European Countries want to leave the eu and that could continue and maybe even spill over into the Nato Alliance . Scotland may say, hey, we want to evolve from britain. That would be a huge political catastrophe for the United Kingdom. Seconddarily, people on the right in france say we need our own vote, a frexit vote to leave europe. Europe is not popular in france, the European Union right now. And so this is an a lines that served us well. It was designed to keep europe at peace, it did. It was designed to keep european prosperity, it has. And were entering terror incognitoo here. What a lot of folks in britain were worried about, if youre a member of the European Union, if people come in refugees come into italy or spain or france, for that matter, any place they can easily without any problem, go into the United Kingdom as well. They are afraid of these kinds of potential terrorists slipping in. Yeah, that was the argument of the people in the leave campaign. And theyre also concerned about immigrants from Eastern Europe taking their jobs. The fact is that any economists you talk to say that britain is going to have some pretty serious economic repercussions. We have already seen the pound at its lowest point in 30 years. The bigger issue is the political issue where you have the potential of scotland going its own way, and even Northern Ireland trying to go its own way and the United Kingdom beginning to break up. You make the point that some of the rhetoric were hearing, forget about the uk for a moment, elsewhere in europe, could in effect create more sort of sympathizers to isis within their nations respectively . Yeah, i think so. Because i think youve two very big phenomenon. The massive wave of immigration from the middle east, iraq, syria, afghanistan. And country after country around europe, including not only just france and britain, but also hungary and poland and finland and greece and other places. And that combination is a very toxic one. The muslims who are drawn to this ideology are because theyre drawn because of alienation. If there are more alienated muslims, youll have more people drawn to isis. And your biggest concern is the inspiration, the socalled lone wolves out there as opposed to a direct attack organized by isis headquarters in raqqah, syria. I think in europe, you can have both. In the United States, its more the homegrown what we saw in orlando. But in europe, we have seen isis directed attacks in both paris and brussels that are were very deadly. Either if its homegrown or organized, theyre obviously very, very deadly in both counts. This is a Significant Development that we have seen unfolding in europe right now. Peter, thanks very much for joining us. Peter bergen, our National Security analyst. Remember, you can always follow us on twitter. Please tweet me at wolf blitzer. You can always tweet the show at cnn sit room. Please be sure to join us once again monday, right here in the situation room. Until then, thanks very much for watching. Im wolf blitzer. Erin Burnett Outfront starts right now. Outfront next, the breaking news. Chaos after britains shocking vote. Stocks plummeting worldwide. What does it mean . And donald trump warns brexit coming to the u. S. And think moment, at least 20 dead in West Virginia tonight. Nearly 200 people trapped in a mall at this moment. Lets go outfront. And good evening. Im erin burnett. Welcome to our viewers in the United States and around the world. Outfront tonight, the breaking news, shock waves. Britains stunning decision to break away from europe,re