A get together would create the Worlds Largest agricultural supplier. The greens are, oh, the end of the world. There is not, but austria goes antimuslim riots and the they poke chinas eye in vietnam. Varney company is about to begin. Lets be clear. We like drama, but were not going to see much drama on the markets this monday morning. Stocks are going to open pretty flat. The dow, remember, about 800 points from the record close. Ail, still hanging around, 47 and 48 a barrel, but the bank of america is going to 25 a barrel. It will not happen today, but thats what they expect in the future. I like to see the price of gasoline. I dont like this. It keeps going up. 228 the national average. Its a low of 169 on february the 15th. So were almost 60 cents a gallon above that in a mere three months. More on that. Outrage. Stuart did you say outrage . Its costing me 30 to fill up the van, it was 20. The scooby van, huh . Lets get whats happening this hour. Donald Trump Holding a closed door
One country that has become unapologetically outspoken about its fear of refugees is slovakia. It has been heralded as an eu Success Story after breaking away from czechoslovakia and forming an independent democracy. But a worrying Development Today is a remarkable increase in the number of paramilitary groups in slovakia. Our reporter visited its largest, called the branci. Reporter twice a month they go to war. At least, thats what it looks like at first glance. These paramilitaries say they want to protect slovakia as though the country wasnt part of a europe at peace, but instead surrounded by enemies. If a future enemy sees whats going on here in slovakia if he sees a country that is prepared to defend itself, and its Democratic Values then that enemy will think twice about attacking. Hell think again before trying to take away our rights. Reporter peter vrcek is the socalled commandant of the slovak conscripts Paramilitary Organization, Slovenski Branci. The 20yearold and his tro
Country. Hours to go until the curtain goes up on the 69th Cannes Film Festival. Security has been beefed up. We will chat with legendary director woody allen. First, an 11th hour battle for survival. Dilma rousseff has called on the Supreme Court to block the impeachment process against her. The lastditch move comes as the clock ticks down to a crucial vote in the senate this wednesday. Rousseff supporters hit the streets across the country, causing chaos with burning barricades. Catherine clifford has the latest. A blockade of smoke rising from the streets of sao paulo. Supporters of embattled president Dilma Rousseff burned tires in protest as she fights against moves to impeach her. Roadblocks have taken place across all brazilian states. The senate is set to vote on whether or not to impeach the president. The government, led by its top lawyer, called on the Supreme Court to suspend the impeachment process, arguing it was politically motivated by the former lower House Speaker who
Is that this vote will be very tight and very tense. So our question today on quadriga, should the u. K. Stay or go . I am joined by three seasoned observers and analysts, beginning with derek scally, who is from the irish times, and says brexit is merely a symptom for a long deepseated eu illness. Also with us is alan posener, a regular commentator for berlin who believes that brexit would be a catastrophe that would lead to the dissolution of the European Union. And welcome to ulrike herrmann, a Business Editor and writer at the tageszeitung, who says a brexit would not be as bad as it seems for the eu because the british would be forced to adopt all the key eu loss. Say a disaster might be just days away. Tell us about the disaster. Alan the disaster goes like this. Britain leaves. Aere is a disaster, in that man like Boris Johnson might become Prime Minister, which is disastrous for britain. Talk about europe. Camp in places like france, 61 of the population unfavorable of the eu,
Is that this vote will be very tight and very tense. So our question today on quadriga, should the u. K. Stay or go . I am joined by three seasoned observers and analysts, beginning with derek scally, who is from the irish times, and says brexit is merely a symptom for a long deepseated eu illness. Also with us is alan posener, a regular commentator for berlin who believes that brexit would be a catastrophe that would lead to the dissolution of the European Union. And welcome to ulrike herrmann, a Business Editor and writer at the tageszeitung, who says a brexit would not be as bad as it seems for the eu because the british would be forced to adopt all the key eu loss. Say a disaster might be just days away. Tell us about the disaster. Alan the disaster goes like this. Britain leaves. Aere is a disaster, in that man like Boris Johnson might become prime minister, which is disastrous for britain. Talk about europe. Camp in places like france, 61 of the population unfavorable of the eu,