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themselves out and cease to exist as we head into next year. we know it boils down to a basic statement. it s the economy stupid, right? we know that. let me ask you a bit of a chicken and egg question here. we seem to be having political instability in a lot of places. some people might argue we have it in the united states. we re seeing it in the uk. seeing it happen in hong kong. you mentioned italy before. we re seeing world economies turning. is this something that was there already and that s why we have these unstable outlandish leadership issues? maybe wilder leaders than usual? or do you think it s leaders who are bringing about some of the crises we re seeing? i think whether it s brexit, whether it s in any slew of it, trump, you have economic policies that are not based on making economic choices that are good, that are based on racism. no one will come in and solve
brexit because brexit is based wholly on flaming the fuels of xenophobia in great britain. to say racism and xenophobia was brought in by these people is false. you have to have the tools, you have to have the baseline of that. all it was was giving people a reason to bring their hate to the forefront and vote on something that is never going to be solved. it s based on your own hate. no one wants to argue. look, i have not filled in on the show that often, i ve never seen a panel quite in such agreement here. andru andrew? with these populist uprisings, the main concern for the global economy is an economic downturn. i did mention for the president the idea of it slowing down ahead of 2020. we saw in italy that populist government fell apart. now we have a more pro europe
you don t have a senate that will go along with the house. so i don t know. i don t know is an excellent answer. the end game is the 2020 election, i think. democrats deciding in the end let s focus on voting trump out of office in 2020. at that point you ll have a nominee. you have all these hearings running their course. maybe some of the court battles will end up then. who knows. we ll take a quick break. we ll be back with you. he set up to unite the country around brexit, but instead he s dividing his party and even his own family. the boris johnson drama is next. every day, visionaries are creating the future.
of characters? characters, behave in similar manners, then it s not a surprise at all he s coming in. he s even standing harder than theresa may did. theresa may sounds like, you know, a godsend at this point. boris was the main cheerleader of brexit. another big cheerleader was donald trump. he was running for president when it happened. he cheered it. he liked to say he predicted it from the start. i think one dpaangers that this president runs into now cheering on these populist uprisings is that it could contribute to a o potential downturn of the u.s. economy. an incumbent u.s. president running for election, presiding over an economic downturn, you re likely to lose. i think the president knows that. that s part of why he s trying to wrap up trade negotiations with china. it is in his best personal interest to see these tensions from across the pond see