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There's a road that's opened up now with the British decision to leave that could lead to a better Europe, a more prosperous Europe.

They'll have to navigate a political crisis.

They'll have to figure out who the next Prime Minister might be,

and that's not really clear.

I think we can think of this as essentially a decreasing relationship with economic distance.

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Later in the program, Tom, an extended interview with former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan about Brexit Central Banks in the American economy.

Extraordinary good fortune to speak to Chairman Greenspan, you and I know he's been cautious for months.

I would suggest it's even increased.

As you can understand, when you look at the screen this morning, Mike, at 7 a.m. you always go through the data. Why don't you do that and I'll jump in with a few observations.

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