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Had been to get brexit done. there is going to be enormous pressure on him to do that, to get that deal done as quickly as possible. molly: kitty logan, thank you so much. a lot of promises made, it seems like brexit keeps getting further away. thank you, kitty. finish. leland: with that, we bring in former u.s. ambassador to the ajorit and now the next is what will they do with it. of course, they will quickly exit the e.u., and that's going to happen quickly. but it was a, quite a stunning victory. leland: nigel farage of the brexit party over in the united kingdom, probably somebody you've ...

He set the parameters and he stuck to it. he hasn't always struck to the script and he did it on this one and he made it a simple choice, oversimplified maybe. >> perhaps he's going to win and i think the majority of the people were expecting him to win but not by this amount. we're looking 360. >> it's astonishing. and it was an audacious attack even without this level of success. this is not going to soggy voters in the middle. this was a straight grab, hard score labor working class voters that have never contemplating voting conservative. and he's going to them as a publicly -- which in br...

It after all and pulled them back and since then throughout the years of the bailout greeks have really suffered publicly in the middle classes have suffered because they protect society many people lost their jobs many businesses went under and supressed did a certain amount of redistribution to the poor people in queens and he gave some money to pensioners and to the working classes bought really squeezed the middle class and those are the people who are now sort of turning their backs on him saying we have enough of this we can survive any more and we're voting conservative again so they're...

Retirement of the 79-year-old justice so significant is the special role that he played on the court. >> since louis powell put on the robe 15 years ago, it was often his vote that made the difference. whether voting conservative as president nixon hoped when he appointed him, or liberal, powell has been the so-called swing vote. the court didn't change much when ronald reagan named sandra day o'connor and antonin scalia had roughly the same person he replaced, warren berger. but powell's departure gives president reagan his first big chance to shift the court solidly to the right. >> louis po...

>> since louis powell put on the robe 15 years ago, it was often his vote that made the difference. whether voting conservative as president nixon hoped when he appointed him, or liberal, powell has been the so-called swing vote. the court didn't change much when ronald reagan named sandra day o'connor and antonin scalia had roughly the same philosophy he replaced, warren berger. but powell's departure gives president reagan his first big chance to shift the court solidly to the right. >> louis powell unexpectedly announced his retirement in 1987 on the final day of the supreme court's term th...