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And bring forward the necessary legislation to change the exit date commensurate with that extension. the british pound rose on news of may's motion which called some fears that britain will crash out of the european union in just over a month without a deal some analysts have predicted economic chaos if that happens. several senior ministers had threatened to resign unless may allowed m.p.'s to extend the march deadline and that comes a day after opposition labor leader jeremy corbin supported a second popular referendum on leaving the e.u. if labor doesn't get the deal it wants to get mass s...

What policies could we should we be looking at to try to address the poverty issue without forcing employers to pay whatever we decide they should pay? >> government decides they should pay. >> right. i think you and paul ryan are on the right track with welfare reform. you also made a good point about especially the federal government setting the minimum wage. it doesn't address the issues that are unique to communities and to cities and people want statewide levels, talking in course the cost of living. so regulating a price at which people have to pay for labor doesn't address the issue at ...

I think it's a fairly easy -- finesse. we don't know what will be in a final deal before congress. it's easy enough to say i need to wait and see what's in the deal. i think people who have been opposing the tpp will be well advised to try talking specifically about what they would not like to see in the tpp. fast tracking doesn't mean congress has given a rubber stamp to it. whatever deal is negotiated will have to come back and receive an up or down vote. if labor doesn't -- >> no amendment. you take it as it is? >> exactly. but you can take it or leave it. laying out what we would take and ...

Businesses, because, individual things drive them and it may not be a good read on the entire economy. >> if you worry correctly, because if you look at for instance, intel. lighter numbers, why? because they're getting their butts kicked by tablets not an economic indicator. look at real economic indicators, my favorite is con tearer board, jim. you look at container board, and put stuff in bigger stuff and ship stuff. >> brenda: that's a technical term. >> auto production is up, oil production is up, job market is not up, but that's nothing to do with this rip roaring, or not economy, it has...

Dpan, you think you're running defense. you're always running defense. i spoke to a senior official who made it clear he believes that the provision that allows corporations to give unlimited money to campaigns indirectly is really going to affect them. they say, look, it's not about what we can raise, it's how they can outspend us through these third party so-called independent expenditure groups. my question was, okay, you've got labor on your side, right? and labor will be able to spend money on your behalf in the same way that corporations can spend, presumably, for republicans. and the an...