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roge nsaid he shook his hand.o way, man, telling paul ryan he hated what he was doing with the country and couldn't wait until he was out of power. that encounter is making its rounds around social media today. >> eric: overseas, it's been two years since britain voted to leave the european union and thousands of brexit opponents are marching in london to demand a final vote in terms of the deal as britain prepares for the official next year. peter logan has more from the london bureau. >> reporter: demonstrators took to the streets of london. they want a final vote on the outcome of the brexit deal. they were waving e.u. flags and banners, calling on the government to hold a public vote on the final brexit deal. most say they're not challenges if brexit will happen but how britain leaves the e.u. two years after the vote, those details are still being hammered out. once the deal is done it will be subject to a vote in parliament. some say they fear the country could be worse off if the government comes away with