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Part due to the fact that he personally is very popular, particularly among his own supporters, and compared to the previous prime minister, theresa may, he performs very, very well in the polls, and out on the campaign trail. also the labour party, the official opposition, really didn't have a particularly strong campaign. they were behind on not just leadership, but also when it came to the key issues. the issue of brexit. the issue of health. and the issue of the economy. and all of those, as there are many other, people preferred boris johnson and the conservatives when given a straight ch...

The all time high, paydays on wall street are smaller, axios says new york city officials expect the total sum of bonus payouts will be 9% smaller. and it may amount to $25 billion. $2 $2.5 billion less than last year. boris johnson and the conservative party celebrating the sweeping victory in the british election, the biggest win for tories in more than 30 years, putting the u.k. on a clear path toward brexit as johnson vows to make it happen in the next few months and it fueled a push for scottish independence. joining me is joe klieman, co-founder and director of delta poll, a u.k. polli...

Surround brexit where does that leave other smaller companies british or otherwise? >> well, actually, you know, you think about other countries like spain and turkey, places where they had a huge presence in creating this economy of tourism, will that take a hit? of course it will. does it mean they will go to different agencies? maybe but it makes it less long-term standing. there is an effect because there is a hole left in the market people were using this. what does that mean for small businesss? it means you better get your act together real quickly to jump in at the opportunistic time r...

Going to be voting in a national election in 2019. that includes the world's biggest democracy, india. indonesia, the world's third biggest democracy. and the european union. across all these places you're going to see the this battle playing out between globalists and nationalists. that's a huge theme for the year ahead. and then the economy, which i think is looking shaky. a year ago we would have been talking about a synchronized upswing, now we're looking at nervousness more or less everywhere. >> the economic wind is changing. number two is the markets converging. number four you have bre...