here to talk about what is going on is the conservative party mp, john redwood. ve those calls? do you believe momentum has moved your way? john: i believe we have a lot of support. who knows who is going to win. i believe it is quite close. we are urging everybody can once a free britain to vote "el leave." guy: this seems to be having a tactical effect. you might see that in the "rema in" campaign. george osborne might ramp up that rhetoric by talking about this budget black hole. do you think the mistakes being made here is related to what we can see in the polling and what do you make of the chancellor's numbers. >> it looks like they are going to lose. my advice is to carry on campaigning and maybe best case win. and his fantasy punishment budget is absurd. there is really no way a surge of mp's is going to vote for anything like that. the british economy does not meet a budget like that. and when we leave the european union, instead of having to and must and raise taxes, we will be increasing the spending on priorities like the health service, because we hav

john redwood and you promoted that 350 figure, right? >> no.e it very clear that the grace figure was 350 million. it's actually 360 million now. but the amount you can spend extra is 10 billion a year which was a figure we always used. and we did a costed program based -- >> britain will not get 360 million pounds a week. there won'ti be 360 pounds a wek better off as a result of leaving the eu. so it doesn't count, the money you get back from the eu. >> we will get some of the money back to spend as we wish. and other money, we will choose to spend on exactly the things that the eu -- >> it was a very clear promise, and it's completely -- >> yes, i made a very clear promise along with my colleagues. >> 360 million pounds is a huge promise to make. >> we did all this for the referendum. >> you can't dismiss this. it's still on the website. >> 360 million is the gross figure, and it's entirely accurate. the net figure of extra spending that we can have on things like health and the cancellation of v.a.t. on fuel -- >> i'm more concerned about t

with us is conservative member of the british parliament, john redwood.in has been a part of some form of the european union since 1973. why get out now? to be i want my country an independent country, just as canada and the united states of america are independent. i hope today will be our independence day. toy of us are fed up approve our taxing and public spending with other countries. we need to take back control. katty: are you concerned by the fact that five former secretary-general's of nato who have said that britain will be less safe if it leaves the eu? host: we have many general -- guest: we have many generals who have said the opposite. we will still be a very important partner in nato. in terms of our influence around the world. we also hope to be influential out of the eu, because we will get back our votes and our seats at international tables and conferences. katty: what about the conference -- the comments president obama has made? guest: he is wrong. his country became independent from great britain in the 18th century. bringing language

conservative mp john redwood is backing the brexit and joins us on the phone from westminster.od to have you on the program. i am reading a report in a french newspaper that is quoting jonathan hill, the eu financial services commissioner, and it says some of the anti-eu advocates and the uk's referendum have deployed the tactics of present for candidate donald trump. they talk about a fear campaign. do you think you have been wielding a fear campaign? >> no, i certainly haven't. i want britain to be an independent, self govern a self-governing democracy, the fifth-largest economy in the world. we are free to make our own laws, impose our own taxes, spend our own money. we are globalists. we have a much better, more thetive vision than dreadful remain campaign who have been so negative, and they .eep on threatening us manus: very good morning. it is manus speaking to you from dubai. part of our audience is very much involved in the financial markets, and many of them have said, we would reconsider job allocations. -- i dimon of jpmorgan know it's an american institution -- woul

now the vote is over, leave campaigner john redwood says it wasn't that simple. >> that doesn't counthe money you get back from the eu. >> we will get some of the money back to spend as we wish and other money we will choose to spend on exactly the things that the eu -- >> that's a very clear promise. >> promise number two, we'll take control of the boarders, leave campaigners said. many leave voters thought that meant bringing immigration down. but the day after the vote, leave campaigner daniel hammond refused to say. >> i have never, ever made any commitments on the numbers, ever. >> no free movement of -- >> what we said was we would take back control. >> promise number three, the economy will be fine. but the pound is significantly lower against the dollar. companies are putting investments on hold and growth forecasts for the british economy have been slashed. for the leave campaign, this is no surprise. they stressed the economy will be fine in the long run. cnn, london. >> we want to bring in dominic thomas. i'm going to ask you to assess our industry for a moment if i can. th

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john redwood is a member of parliament and will join us to continue forward, this most divided and heatedndon all week, "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. sterling advancing. francine lacqua and tom keene in london all this week as we go to the thursday vote. let's look at the "morning must-read." --m princeton university taking thesor mody script from roland rudd there as well. tell of the panic on the remain side. roland: there is no panic on our side, absolutely not. tom: i believe i saw that with a prime minister the other day talking about neville chamberlain, the ghost, if you will, from world war ii. roland: i think people always thought this was going to be a close thing, but it is important to rally every single voice and every single vote right up to the end, and that is what we are trying to do, as you rightly say. there are a huge number of in thisds, more referendum than you ever get normally. , as anwas downtown amateur, what we call downtown here last night at the opera house where you are a trustee. you cannot tell me that that will disappear if you l

redwood city clear skies at 57 degrees. john miller says it's another beautiful morning there in wine country 4 degrees cooler than yesterday, 50 degrees there. so hey, john, you're pretty close to spot on to the national weather service reporting 49 degrees. and we thank all the weather watchers reporting in this morning and all your fun comments, as well. 10-mile-per-hour winds now in oakland, 9 in san francisco. 24 in fairfield. winds are variable again today rotating northwest increasing to 20 miles per hour during the afternoon. clear skies up until the overnight hours and look at that. it's a swath of low clouds and fog stacked up next to the coast pushing into the bay. that cools us down even though we are under the influence of that ridge of high pressure expanding from the four corners states keeping southern california pretty hot. but we'll see a cooldown there later this afternoon, as well. there you have the clouds all the way up until about the lunch hour then they wipe away. we'll see some sunshine at the beaches b