Hello and welcome to Something's Off with Andrew Heaton. I'm your host Pat Sajax and I am also simultaneously Geraldo Rivera. We're going to talk about Brexit today and we're going to actually talk about Brexit.

There's a lot going on in Britain with Prime Minister Theresa May, but unfortunately we are going to

pre-tape this episode before the actual vote of no confidence against the Prime Minister.

So we won't be going into that.

We're going to be going into what's actually happening with Brexit.

Is Britain going to leave the European Union peacefully, happily, with minimal fuss, or is it going to be kicked

out screaming, what's going to happen?

I'm going to talk to a columnist at the telegraph, Juliet Samuel, who's going to make sense of it for us.

And we'll do a little bit of headlines, but before we do that, I do need to do our obligatory sponsor

because someone's got to pay the bills. Something's off with Andrew Heaton is brought to you by Citizens Underwater Bank, a trusted

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It'll feel just like your banking aboard Sea

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