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It's Tuesday June 28, 2016 from Slate. It's the gist I'm Mike Pasca. I'm going to take it easy

on you guys. I'm going to go easy on the Brexit today because there's a lot I could lay on you.

I've listened to I'm not kidding 22 BBC podcasts on Brexit. A couple now on BBC 1's too. But you know,

without the official impromotor of the Bee, but I wonder about them. So I won't be taking you

inside the Labour Party's no confidence vote that is working itself out. I could lay on you all

of that debate. Instead, I'll just give you the snippet of conversation captured by the BBC

to protesters outside the no confidence vote meeting. Note the civility and discourse

of what in America would be a screaming Bernie Brow and maybe a dude wearing army for teaks.

People like you who come along here and think, oh, I'm a socialist. You're not. You're a liberal

Democrat. You're a left leaning, conservative, small, say conservative. You're by no means

anything to do with the people Jeremy Corbyn, the people at this march and what they hit,

what they hit for what they stand for and what they represent. You're in the wrong place.

I would leave you. You're not going to get anywhere today. Well, I think the Shantyman's approach

just meant we left the European Union. It's that kind of politics that lost as the remain

campaign. The kind of politics for a Labour Party can't communicate.

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