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The European Union vote. is to be done.

The summary from Europe is the far right parties of the 27 member states of the European Union

have made a splash for the first time,

significant splash in the vote.

This is 720 members of the Parliament meeting in Brussels and sometimes in Strasbourg.

However, all of the players are in action because the center held, but it no longer enjoys an overwhelming majority and acknowledges the fact that the

individual parties such as alternative for Dorsan and Germany, National Rally in France,

Fox in Spain, Brotherhood in Italy. Those parties are not only

gaining attention at the European Union level, but also at the national level

and individual Prime Ministers and leaders must deal with

what's coming next.

I welcome Mary Kessel, Executive Vice President Stevens Incorporated, former senior Advisor of the Secretary of State,

has traveled the European Union and measured the bureaucracy in Brussels and sometimes

at Strasbourg.

And it would appear that the general theme here, there are individual

decisions to be made in individual countries. The general theme here we

describe in America and this requires some translation as nationalism. In other words, a reluctance

to go along with the idea that we're all one. Mary, a very good evening to you.

You've traveled these countries and nationalism is not a bad word, but it has been for the years since the D-Day celebration, for example, a warning that this is not a globalist economy or a globalist electorate.

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