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farage, his party got 12% of the national vote. , heng the brexit campaign was accused of using an anti-immigrationter that was deemed racist. >> that we managed to get that -- my aim of being in politics was to get britain out of the european union. that is what we voted for in that referendum two weeks ago, and that is now why i feel i have done my best, that i could not possibly achieve more than we managed to get in that referendum. it is right that i should now stand aside as the leader. during the referendum campaign, i said i want my country back, and what i am saying today is i want my life back, and it begins right now. thank you. laura: and the departure of nigel farage is not the only one. five mp's have entered the fray to replace david cameron. it would be the first prime minister to be elected by party membership. sides ofon opposite the brexit debate, they have set up their plans for the british withdrawal from the eu. we have more. reporter: in the battle for number 10, one is racing ahead. to a poll, 60% of tory voters support her. while they campaign for the remain cap, she says b

you have to be able to deliver more inclusive growth and that's the chal heng going forward politicallymuch as economically. >> it's a very important debate to have. we appreciate you joining us. >> my pleasure. >> we have breaking news on toyota's auto sales. phil has that in chicago. >> june sales for toyota fall 5.6% compared to june of last year and that's better than the estimate of a decline of about 11% compared to last year. so what we're looking at when you look at the mayor auto makers most of them coming in as expected. maybe better than expected. that sales rate in the next couple of hours most are thinking it's going to be 17.1 and 17.2 million and we'll get that in a couple of hours. back to you. >> they're coming in fast and furious this morning. we appreciate it. when we come back it's almost time to hit the road and some drivers won't believe what it will cost to fill up the tank. and later on first beibs and now apple might be interested in buying tidal. we're back in three minutes. [bassist] two late nights in tucson. blew an amp.but good nights. sure,music's why we d

forward and heng said yes, i thought. i recognized, we don't have a motion on the floor. >> i would like to make a motion. >> you need to wait until we have the results of the vote. they are still going through it. it is going to take a moment. apparently we did not receive a vote from sandy. we cannot hear you. thank you. the court reporter did not hear the vote, it was no. a longnk you have had day, imagine what he has been through. be as a point of information. ? the question would be what the intent of the chair would be, we have accommodated multiple extensions of the recess, so is it your expectation that you will be asking for a recess upon the announcement of this vote? >> i have at least one more that came in. i understand how you feel, we are trying to finish that second section. let me get the vote announced and then we will see what the will of the body is. >> thank you. we have a count. 73 nays, 32 yeas. >> at the risk of being remembered as the fellow in the blue blazer who ruined everyone's thursday night b

owen, heng in david said he would not be surprised to see the bank of england delay a rate cut untilunsurprised. what difference does three weeks make, let's start there? made it clearrney that they are going to ease policy over the summer but the meeting today was always going to be viewed as the intro meeting. you will see that they can basically wrap everything up into communicating the policy move far better. they provide new forecasts and we are in a world where the u.k. is set to exit the eu, so the new forecasts will include all of those elements. then, will have more information as to what is happening in the economy itself. i highlight it is possible that they don't cut rates by 25 bits. they could go by 50. a better impression of that after some keynote speeches tomorrow and monday, and next week, the bank publishes its own survey. oni wouldn't rule that out august 4. jonathan: there is any just in case study going around the block now, and economy goes to a rough bench with a central bank that is limited on what they can do -- does it make sense to pull the trigger and sho

this is kbr my colleagues and i are on the floor this afternoon and this henge. this will continue tomorrow as our committee holds a hearing that will review where we are since one year from the jcpoa. i want to thank genera chairmann for regularly holding hearings. p even if another cry sis emerges, we must remain vi vigit and push for the most aggressive enforcement of this deal and not be distracted by other developments in the world. that is my commitment for as long as i have the honor of representing the people of delaware in the snavment i am grateful to some of my colleagues who will join me on the floor later here today -- senator carper, senator peters, senator blumeen thacialtion but i'd also like to ask at this time for unanimous consent to enter into the record a statement from the senior senator from pennsylvania, senator casey. i'd like to thank my colleague, senator casey, for his steadfast efforts to support israel and ensure swift multilateral consequences for jcpoa consequences. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. coons: thank you. le

is, heng about trump chumws a lot of charm -- sh in the water. it keeps people off guard and certainly not attacking one thing. >> let's do one more, and then take it back for final questions. >> i'm a student at the university of akron. i want to hit the fast-forward button and move to 2020. wins, with 95% of the african-american vote, and 75% of the hispanic vote, what does the gop do to recognize these trends and adapt their platform and game plan, moving forward, what can they do? >> it is up to elected officials, you cannot fix this during campaigns. you fix this one governors and senators and mayors go into african-american communities and hispanic communities where they may be have 10% of the vote and see if they can get 15% . people do not vote for the party, they vote for individuals. and until we have individuals that can compete and win, we will lose nationally. we have to do that, and the primary system as mike said, caters to a different group. it has todone it, but be built around individuals, not a picture of an elephant. that's ou