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I can't imagine Michael where we will be as they go to the polls at 7 a.m.

tomorrow what is that 2 a.m. New York time. We will not be sitting here at 2 a.m. But no. No, but it is

going to be extraordinary. And it is transfixed the whole country

including our guest nice enough to stop by Lord John Brown of Mattingly

the former head of British Petroleum. You have obviously many insights into what you think the economic and the corporate impact of this would be but I think the most

interesting things that I've read you've written emotionally about your ties to

the United Kingdom and the importance of a United Europe.

So many people have talked about the economic impact and the uncertainty

that I felt that my voice wouldn't add too much to that

but I did feel that I knew something about the emotional ties that bind,

and it's very important to say that.

That keeping people behaving as an inclusive set of people is essential.

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