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The United Kingdom is saying goodbye to the European Union.

For some more than others, parting is sweet sorrow.

Then the big debate to Jor at the Senate impeachment trial is over whether or not to bring

in more witnesses.

At this point, it seems like that's not going to happen, but some Democrats are hoping

to keep the fight alive.

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The song you're hearing there is Old Lang's Eye, the Scottish tune song to mark endings

and new beginnings.

A fitting song as a UK finally leaves the European Union tonight.

The people singing there were members of the EU parliament in Brussels, many of whom

were kind of torn up over their British colleagues leaving.

For years, British politicians held about 10% of the seats in that parliament.

Here was Molly Scott-Kato of the UK's Green Party, struggling to say goodbye.

I hold in my heart the knowledge that one day I will be back in this chamber celebrating

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