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What does Prime Minister Theresa Mays call for a snap election mean for Brexit, the UK economy and even the future of Europe?

Can President Donald Trump's exhortation to buy American and higher American really work?

And how has Goldman Sachs gone from Wall Street's top firm to its laggard outlier?

These are the topics we'll be discussing this week on the views room, a weekly

conversation among breaking views colonists about the ups and downs of the world of finance.

I'm Anthony Curry and I'm here with my colleague Jennifer Sabre.

Hi, Jen.

Hello.

British Prime Minister Theresa May surprised everyone from the markets to our own party

and even possibly herself this week

by pushing for a general election three years earlier than legally necessary.

Britain's exit from the European Union, of course, looms over the entire political process.

Joining us from London to discuss the political and economic implications of the SNAP poll

is our global economics editor, Peter Tal Larson.

Peter, thanks for coming on the show again. Great to have you on.

Thank you for having me.

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