A warning that today's episode features some graphic descriptions of violence near

the top and the bottom of this first half.

There's no violence after the break if you want to avoid it all together.

Let's begin.

Tonight, believe or not, the United Kingdom will officially leave the European Union.

It happens at 11 o'clock London time.

Brexit is happening.

We have covered Brexit backwards and forwards on today.

Explained we've talked about trade and immigration and ideology and it's all been abstract, very

political.

But on the show today, our reporter, Noam Hasenfeld, is going to take us to a place where you can

actually see what Brexit might do with your own eyes.

Yeah.

In the interest of minimizing my carbon footprint, I got someone closer to go for me.

My name is Leona O'Neil and I'm a journalist from Northern Ireland.

Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom, but it shares a border with the independent

country of Ireland to the south.

I am on the border between Northern Ireland and Southern Ireland.

It's just outside Derry.

It's a very, very, very busy road of Pilde, the site of road here.

There's literally hundreds of cars going up and down past me here.

Right now, since both the United Kingdom and Ireland are in the European Union, that border

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