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matters. i want to adjourned the million woman march on the 21st of january in 2017. remember all those pink hats. think about all those people who get out there and make their voices heard. thank you so much for that. let s go to shaq brewster at the king center in atlanta. welcome to you, my friend. what can you tell us about the rally there? reporter: alex, i ll pick up on where josh left off when he talked about the sense of history, the emotion there at the rally. this is a rally that s taking place right outside of the king center. there was a rally and the group went on to march. they are back here now and later there will be a performance. in addition to the sense of history there s passion and focus. i want to show you one of the signs that you see, the we want the for the people act, one of the pieces of legislation that people are calling for. there s also h.r. 1 they re talking about, h.r. 4, which is the john lewis voter restoration act, trying to fix what the supreme
when she goes to brussels? she will try to get political and legal reassurances on the back-stop arrangement. the arrangement on the border with northern ireland. that is the new land border with the new eu. complex issue. the concessions she needs to get from the european union don t seem to be on the table. they said that they are not going to be able to open up the brexit negotiation. they may be able to give her a few words of reassurance, but nothing to pass muster, if you will, when she gets back here to allow her to win that vote. the vote has to be held by the 21st of january. if that vote fails to pass, there is a couple of months to come up with a new plan before britain leaves the eu on the 29th of march. what does that mean? it means at this stage, the likelihood of britain leaving the eu without a deal becoming a much bigger reality. with it, the consequences of the
before britain, the parliament has to vote. brexit is supposed to happen on the 29th of march next year. we are about 100 days away from there. by the 21st of january britain has to have a vote in parliament to approve or not approve the deal it takes at least a month to elect a new leader. there literally isn t time for the machinery to get in place to get a new leader of the conservative party it a new prime minister to get a brexit in place. part of the british exit, brexit was now they have drafted something like 300 pages how they would untangle themselves from the eu. over 100 pages are all about the border and boundary with ireland. that is a hot topic. that s the real problem. everybody in this country knows there were troubles in ireland 1960s and an wards. battles terrorism. thousands of people died in northern ireland because of northern irish terrorism trying to separate. that was setted in 1998 under something called the good friday agreement.
when is parliament going to get to have the vote that was supposed to happen yesterday on the deal that she got with the eu? this was her answer. i ll tell members on the other side when we ve had a meaningful vote. we had it in the referendum on 2016. and if he wants a meaningful date, i ll give him one. 29th of march 2019 when we leave the european union. reporter: so what she didn t actually do was give a date for that vote. it must happen, the vote, that meaningful vote on the terms of the brexit deal that theresa may has been able to secure so far. it must happen before the 21st of january, but she didn t put a precise date on it. but what did the leader of the opposition not do as well that he could do? and that would be call a vote of no confidence in the government. there is a lot of expectation on