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Thesaurus. it's a strong favorite. >> it will be someone who believes in brexit. >> laura: will have to deliver brexit. by october 31, if there's not brexit in the uk, all bets are off, correct? >> correct. >> we could just leave anyway without a deal? it's possible to leave without a deal. >> no deal. that's what he's saying, right? >> exactly. we don't pay the 39 billion pounds. great day >> laura: isn't it time for independence again? >> we seem to be gravitating towards boris johnson meaning gravitate towards independence. >> laura: thank you for being up here. so late for you, so early. t...

There to play that clip with president trump telling the sunday times that the uk should sue the european union and walk away from these brexit negotiations. listen. >> i'm only saying this from my standpoint. i would not-- that's a tremendous number. if you don't get the deal you want, if you don't get a fair deal then you walk away. kristen: so, good advice, bad advice, what would happen if the uk takes that advice? >> i think it's good advice because the european union has been unreasonable in the negotiations with great britain. it's outrageous that britain is having to pay 39 billion poun...

One specific industry is getting the bailout. i'm going to have sonny purdue on the show tonight and ask him about this. there's some concerns that chuck grassley from iowa, that this is misplaced and may affect the market in the wrong way. >> neil: it was bouncy today. it's interesting. when we talk about tariffs, in the end, you and i pay them, the american consumers. businesses and all can try to prevent passing along the entire 25% price tag. they're not going to effect yet. did notice the referred to hundreds of billions coming in from china. to my math, it's between 35 and 39 billion on ...

D.c., trace. >> trace: that is significant. the democrats campaigned on getting stuff done. we're going to get a bunch of stuff done. they laid their agenda out. as you said, if they go down this road, forget about it. >> right. they have these other bills that they want to do focusing on healthcare, focusing on wages, education. i talked about the must-do things dealing with keeping the government open and the debt ceiling. they're never going to get to daca at this rate if they can't work out a infrastructure agreement with the president. one of the issues i was told here, maybe nancy pelosi...

Trades. now sticking point for the u.k. is the border along northern ireland which is apart of the united ki united kingdom. this is the republic of ireland. the republic would remain part of the e.u. two-day defeated deal would create a way people moving back and forth between these two countries. it is quite common to live on one side of this border and work on the other. roanoke island voted against the e.u. but it is apart of the u.k. so it had to leave. last year the u.k. reached a deal. costing the u.k. 39 billion pounds, that's about $50 billion. that would be the settle obligation. we ...