In the European Union. So it is a particular type of cohort you get in britain, which doesnt mean they speak for the whole of british business. Earlier today i interviewed the head of the International Monetary fund, Christine Lagarde, who has been negative about brexit in the past, and i started by asking her if the uk leaving the Single Market would be bad for britain. You have to look at all the parameters. You have to look at the monetary policy, the exchange rate, the interest that would be charged. You have to look at the engines for growth, whether that very solid uk consumption which has held the economy together, and better than we had thought, will last. Whether investment, both domestic and from the rest of the world, will persist, or whether there will be a significant reduction, and under what terms the exports will eventually take place between the uk and the rest of the world. What i know for sure is that theres a lot of work to be done in the coming weeks, months and po
conflict. time to look to start helping these people instead of just bombing them. we have to start helping the refugees in jordan and turkey and bringing more refugees home. i mean, continuing this war fare is senseless. all we re doing, obviously, the russians are not going to go away. this is their client s state. i don t know why somebody hasn t realized that yet. but this is not going to end well in the united states if we keep on dropping bombs. the concern of helping on the ground is that you can t create safe zones because of where the russians are bombing. so, the military component is an essential facet of being able to make it safe on the ground, james. how do you handle that part? you reach an agreement where you re not going to be bombing them. you re going to send planes in that will air drop food and supplies. these people need food and they need supplies and they need places to live in a tent and so forth. so, these things can be air dropped in on planes that are