Monday morning, we look at the week ahead in washington with Washington Post reporter and a political white house reporter. And funding for Childrens Health Insurance Program with paul howard of the manhattan institute. Be sure to watch cspans washington journal live at 7 00 a. M. Eastern monday morning. Join the discussion. Announcer , british Prime Minister theresa may talks about plans concerning brexit. Then Federal Reserve board chair janet yellen holds a News Conference on the future of interest rates. And 11 00 p. M. , another chance to see q a with clinical cartoonist with political cartoonist ann telnaes. The British Parliament is currently in recess. Prime ministers questions will not be seen tonight. British Prime Minister theresa may was in florence, italy to discuss brexit, the future of the United Kingdom to talk about and concerns about citizens rights. This is just under an hour. Pm may a critical time in the evolution of the relationship between the United Kingdom and
Example shaped the modern world. A period of history that teaches us that when we come together in a spirit of ambition and innovation we have it within ourselves to do great things. That shows us if we open our minds to new thinking and new possibilities, we can forge a better, Brighter Future for all our peoples. And that is what i want to focus on today. For we are moving through a new and critical period in the history of the United Kingdoms relationship with the European Union. The british people have decided to leave the eu. And to be a global free trading nation able to chart our own way in the world. For many, this is an exciting time, full of promise. For others, it is a worrying one. I look ahead with optimism. Believing that if we use this moment to change not just our relationship with europe but also the way we do things at home, this will be a defining moment in the history of our nation. And it is an exciting time for many in europe, too. The European Union is beginning