let's continue our conversation with blackcircle.com founder michael welch and the newest board memberor terry leahy. we were talking before the break about how scalable your business is and where it goes next. then we talked during the break about potentially continental europe has a few advantages that you could use. the problem is, we are in a country that could think about the future in europe. i'm interested to get your take as two businessmen trying to do business in the u.k. and looking to expand into europe, whether that is the place that britons should remain. does it worry you, more politicians talking about leaving? >> there is going to be a referendum. you people will decide, and that is the right way of framing the conversation. for business, we would like to stay in. the uncertainty and the disruption of moving out would be bad for business. of course, britain has to look beyond europe for its markets. the emerging markets around the world will probably see more growth for british business, or within europe would be a great platform for exploiting that global trade and gl

welch. he is the host of talkers political talk10 shows and a best-selling. from the sam radio network, please welcome michaelesident and founder of students for liberty with now over 1200 local groups. last year he led 40 conferences on five conferences for 5000 proud graduate a of george washington university. please welcome andrew mccolgan. >> hey, and my alex trebek or what? this is great. if you want to join the , at sea pack news, @cpacnews.-- started with ae false premise that all libertarians are associated with the libertarian party. that is not the case. you can be a libertarian and not be a libertarian party member. the mercury and stew not require people to adopt certain policy -- libertarians do not require people to adopt certain policy positions. you can be a democrat or an independent. you can be a christian, muslim, atheist or two. what it means is to be committed politicalin philosophy where the principle of liberty is the most important. what is important to keep in mind with this is that there is a difference between a political philosophy and a personal lifestyle. you can be a social cons

welch. [applause] he is the host of talkers magazine's top ten political talk shows reaching an audience of 4.7 million and a best selling author. from the salem radio network, please welcome michaelved. [applause] and finally, he's president and founder of students for liberty with now over 1200 local groups. last year he led 40 conferences on five continents for 5,000 students, and in his spare time he's a graduate student at george washington university. please welcome alexander mccobin. [applause] hey, am i alex trebek or what? this is great. [laughter] if you want to join the conversation, @cpacnews, hash tag minnery panel. all right, alexander, the first question to you. you heard my introduction, and tell me what i got wrong here. [laughter] >> so thank you for that introduction. i do think the question even started off on a false premise that all libertarians are associated with the libertarian party. that's not the case. you can be a libertarian and not be a libertarian party member or not be a libertine. libertarianism doesn't require someone to adopt certain policy positions or a particular justification for political philosophy. you're able to be a republican, a democr