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thwaite. he was editor-in-chief of the economist magazine, which is where i first got to know him. i am pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. explain this to us. long beenbritish have in the state of angst about europe. cameron decided to offer them a referendum. huge debates about whether he should have done that. but that is the starting point. the british have not voted this since the 1970 s. i think there was a lot of pressure on cameron to give them a chance to have another say on this. it has been building and bigley building, particularly in the conservative party. within the conservative party, the easiest way to think about europe is it is roughly a can to being akin to being pro-life in the republican party. if you want to be selected, being skeptical about europe is part of being elected. cameron s deal has always been he would go to europe and come back with improvements in the relationship. charlie: he negotiated with? john: angela merkel efr ....
i am pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. explain this to us. john: the british have long been in the state of angst about europe. cameron decided to offer them a referendum. huge debates about whether he should have done that. but that is the starting point. the british have not voted this since the 1970 s. i think there was a lot of pressure on cameron to give them a chance to have another say on this. it has been building and building, particularly in the conservative party. within the conservative party, the easiest way to think about europe is it is roughly akin to being pro-life in the republican party. if you want to be elected, being skeptical about europe is part of being elected. cameron s deal has always been he would go to europe and come back with improvements in the relationship. charlie: he negotiated with? john: angela merkel and francois hollande. he brought the package back to parliament and said we will have a referendum on whether to stay ....
bloomberg from 2006 22014, he was editor in chief of the economist magazine, which is where i first got to know him. i am pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. john: i am delighted to be associated with any erosion of. of democracy. charlie explain this to us. : john: the british have long been in the state of angst about europe. cameron decided to offer them a referendum. huge debates about whether he should have done that. that is the starting the british point. have not voted this since the 1970 s. i think there was a lot of pressure on cameron to give them a chance to have another say on this. it has been building and building, particularly within the conservative party. david cameron and the conservative party. within the conservative party, the easiest way to think about europe is it is roughly akin to being pro-life in the republican party. if you want to be selected as a tory being skeptical about , europe is part of being elected. anyway cameron ....
he s editor in chief to the economist magazine where i first know him. which i am pleased to have him back here. morning. so, explain this to us. british have long been of angst about europe. cameron decided to offer them a referendum. debate about where he that. have done i think there was a lot of pressure on cameron to give them to have another say on this. it s been building and building theparticularly within conservative party. david cameron prime minster and head of the conservative party. within the conservative party, the easiest way to think about is akin to being pro-life in the republican party. cameron his deal has been to go to europe and he would come back the improvements in relationship. he negotiated with angel markell. he brought back a package, brought that back to parliament and said we ll have a referendum whether to stay or go. in.nt to stay stop right there. unions what the european is and what s the advantage to being a member of the europea ....
global stocks on a wild ride, as the music is. the dow traveling more than 1,000 points yesterday during a very choppy session, despite a relatively tame trading range of 256 points. as for the picture this morning, u.s. equity futures right now pointing to a positive open. quite a significant one to the tune of 130 points for the dow. the s&p called up by 18 points. the nasdaq by 53. we ll see if it holds. the other big story this morning, politics. decisive wins for donald trump and bernie sanders in the new hampshire primary. the main theme, voters backing the anti-establishment candidates. on the gop side, trump got 35% of the vote followed by a strong number two, john kasich, ted cruz, governor jeb bush, and then in fifth place, marco rubio. all of the sudden we started getting numbers in. everyone said, how come they like trump so much? i have so many friends up here. they are special, special people. so new hampshire, i want to thank you. we love you. we re going ....