leave the e.u. breck s it in whatever form will have a profound effect on businesses like fruit and vegetable supplier not tura the british company by. most of it s produce from france spain and other e.u. countries britain s looming exit from the bloc brings logistical problems if products take longer to transit or if. there is added bureaucracy in terms of moving product across because we re dealing with an incredibly fresh product or every every hour counts it is it is worrying in that respect. some britain still mind leaving the e.u. without an agreement and a hard break that others fear the economic consequences. but whatever happens it s likely to get turbulent from a european perspective of course it would be best if brics had failed and britain remained in the e.u. but of course the current divorce agreement would have to fail too if it does fail
very small small and medium scale businesses for artists and for all those who are counting on the end of the year sales to bring in higher revenues and maybe to pay their employees better that won t be possible. but. tourist attractions hotels and airlines are also taking a hit since the yellow vests took to the streets four weeks ago many tourists have stayed home supply chains in industry have also been affected president manuel mccall made concessions announcing some wage increases and tax cuts but many yellow vests plan to continue their protests. british prime minister to resign may struggle this week to promote her toughly negotiated breck s it deal she survived a confidence vote in her party but in the parliamentary vote on the deal citing insufficient support for it. the country is deeply divided over whether and how to
confront her son, that was two weeks before he killed 26 innocent people. not so surprising. megyn: why not? i work with parents all the time and what they re afraid of is their worst nightmare, knowing that their child may be a killer, afraid they can t get the treatment for the child they can t get and we know it s an epidemic problem with children who have early onset of schizophrenia or around 18, 19 years old when they have the actual onset of schizophrenia and they don t want to face that, it s so horrible for them to do knowing it s so difficult for them to get the care and that these kids don t want to deal with the stigma of that particular illness. she was afraid to do that, to face that fear. 40 seconds to a hard breck, and we re sort on time because of breaking news. another report says he was the target of relentness bullying when he was at the elementary school himself and disappointed he couldn t be in the military and be a green beret like his uncle.
meeting with erica sholay who s a senior advisor for the security and defense policy at the german marshall fund of the united states. welcome to g.w. before today s meeting president trump tweeted that relations with russia have never been worse and he blamed many years of u.s. foolishness and stupidity said. the rigged witch hunts dissing your own country seems like an odd way to start negotiations with a country that so many in the international community distrust. this is an extraordinary moment for the united states and for the transatlantic community if you reflect on the last five days it s been an unblemished win for vladimir putin from the nato summit which was a tempestuous and divisive two terms visit to london where he talked about a hard breck said which would only weaken the e.u. two just yesterday in an interview calling the european union a trade photo of the united states to his tweet this morning in his press
a few more years basically pushing that terrible cliff edge and the possibility of a crashing out of the e.u. further and further away but garrett they re still not there because there s still a major stumbling block that they have to overcome absolutely or quantity is not quality and the biggest stumbling block the irish bar has not been resolved one good example here is that they have agreed on a backstop solution so in other words if in the if there would be a hard breck s it where the u.k. creches out of the of the customs union and the internal market in other words it s a hard border would occur and then the agreement is things remain as they are there will be no hard border but the problem is of course that nothing is agreed on july everything is agrees so this is written down on paper that there is a back a so-called backstop solution but of course until there is an idea how to