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London with reaction the day after. Charlie the reaction is one of trepidation, celebration. Lets go to the trepidation first. This wasnt a resounding victory for the leave. It was 5248. But to leave the eu did not win by an overwhelming margin. A lot of people are worried about the future and worried about jobs and all the stuff they have been hearing about from the established politicians and the established media that this would lead to an economic downturn. The celebration is the other side. And obviously thats 52 of the vote. What they are saying is this is a chance for britain to take co...

But first Charlie Gasparino in london with reaction the day after. Charlie the reaction is one of trepidation, celebration. Lets go to the trepidation first. This wasnt a resounding victory fothe leave. It was 5248. But to leave the eu did not win by an overwhelming margin. A lot of people are worried about the future and worried about jobs and all the stuff they have been hearing about from the established politicians and the established media that this would leato an economic downturn. The celebration is the other side. And obviously thats 52 of the vote. What they are saying is this is a ch...

But first Charlie Gasparino in london with reaction the day after. Charlie the reaction is one of trepidation, celebration. Lets go to the trepidation first. This wasnt a resounding victory for the leave. It was 5248. But to leave the eu did not win by an overwhelming margin. A lot of people are worried about the future and worried about jobs and all the stuff they have been hearing about from the established politicians and the established media that this would lead to an economic downturn. The celebration is the other side. And obviously thats 52 of the vote. What they are saying is this is ...

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