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Say that. And did he ask you to pledge loyalty and there would be nothing wrong if i did say it according to everybody that i read today but i did not say that. And did he ask for a pledge of loyalty from you. Thats another thing he said. No, he did not. He said those things under oath. Would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of events. 100 . I didnt say under oath. I hardly know the man, i didnt say i want you to pledge allegiance. Who would do that . Who would ask someone to pledge allegice under oath . Who would do that. It makes no sense. No, i didnt say that, i didnt...

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>> knile, forgive an ignorant sounding question. can there be a redo on the brexit vote? is that fixable? changeable, at this point? >> theoretically, it is possible, brian. but it isu highly unlikely for a couple of reasons. obviously, the conservatives remain very firmly probrexit. but the labor party kind of sat on the fence on this issue, to be honest. it was only the liberal democrats, the third and smallest of the main parties in england that was really answer brexit in a very definitive way. so some form of brexit will go ahead. mr. corbin, the labor leader was favoring a softer approac...

Brexit vote? is that fixable? changeable, at this point? >> theoretically, it is possible, brian. but it isu highly unlikely for a couple of reasons. obviously, the conservatives remain very firmly probrexit. but the labor party kind of sat on the fence on this issue, to be honest. it was only the liberal democrats, the third and smallest of the main parties in england that was really answer brexit in a very definitive way. so some form of brexit will go ahead. mr. corbin, the labor leader was favoring a softer approach to that in terms of the negotiations which are only, brian, about ten days...