2016 continues to be the year of the unthinkable materializing.

Today we talk about the UK's unprecedented decision to leave the European Union.

This is Sarah from the left and Beth from the right.

You're listening to paints of politics.

No shouting, no insults, plenty of nuance.

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So first up in the pearls, we're going to talk about the end of the Democratic House sit-in, which ended after 25 hours after beginning.

And so now the House is on recess until July 4th.

So I'm wondering Sarah, how you're feeling at the end of this.

I know you were super excited about it.

We spent quite a bit of time on this in our last episode.

With it having ended, where are you today?

Well, I'm still feeling energized, you know, sort of as the base that was appealing to you.

I am bummed that it is being seen in sort of such a negative light by other people.

Unfortunately, I really didn't want it to further polarize people, but I still maintain that on that particular day,

but on that particular issue, I'm really not sure what choice they had except to do something sort of out there, because it was, it's like set and concrete that issue, and we weren't getting nowhere.

And so I'm, and they're saying they're going to do it again when they get back unless there's a vote. So I don't know.

I saw a poll this morning that shocked me. So I was watching Meet the Press and they showed some poll numbers where people were just asked,

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