joining us now is andrew sullivan, managing director of sales trading with high tone international securities. well, andrew, really great to have you. we see the b.o.e. more pressure for them to act. is this -- could we start to see things come into fruition, the realities of this brexit fallout. >> think brexit will take a long time. but what we did see immediately is the fact that this is about currencies -- >> and bonds, right? >> it's all relative value coming back into play. we haven't seen any real move on interest rates. and that's unlikely really to happen in the near future. but the currencies remain quite volatile as people trying to react when is article 50 going to get served? when are the negotiations go to start? and when do we get a picture of what sort of new relationship the u.k. is going to have with the rest of europe? whether it's going to loan or take part in one of the trade practices, what's going to happen? we just don't know. >> we just don't know. i want to throw in a tweet. talk about what we see in -- talking about what we see. he said, you know, what, markets seem

and a letter was published signed by a couple score of prominent people, among them andrew sullivan, probably the most famous activist on behalf of same-sex marriage out there. jonathan rausch, ditto. and other people, libertarians and others concerned about the dive that civility had obviously just taken and about the idea that there would be an irrationalist hunt on traditionalists. the letter was published, i think it was called freedom to marry, freedom to dissent and why we need both. and that was pretty much it. it didn't ripple outward. but the fact that it existed tells you that there are people out there who do sense that it's gone too far, that the secularist witch hunt, if you will, has gone too far. there are other examples. the reason i think there will be a lot more of this is that given ever-evolving tenets about what the sexual revolution thousand demands, people who were in good standing yesterday now find themselves heretics in their own ranks. those people are going to need someplace to go, and that's another run for reaching out to them -- another reason for reach

a letter was published last until -- published, signed by a few people, andrew sullivan, jonathan rauch, ditto. another people, libertarians and others concerned about the dive that civility had just taken about the idea that there would be a hunt on traditionalist. the letter was published, i think it was called freedom to marry, freedom to defend and why we need both. that was pretty much it. it didn't ripple outward but the fact that it existed tells you there are people out there who do since that is going to far, that the secularist witch hunt has gone too far. there are other examples. the reason i think there will be a lot more of this is that, given ever evolving tenants about what the sexual revolution now demands, people who were in good standing yesterday now find themselves in their own ranks. those people are going to need someplace to go, and that's another reason for reaching out to them. >> how did we get where we are so quickly? it seems so uncomfortable that ages ago when obama was running for office and he felt the need to proclaim that he stood in favor of traditiona