mr. murdock influence the debate in the surrounding whether or not the u.k. should leave? it has certainly had a big impact on past votes in the united kingdom. matt, what is the take in berlin? you have your ear to the ground. is there a sense of nervousness for those that want the u.k. to remain? matt: i have to say, from talking to commissioners in brussels, there was real concern. they want the u.k. to remain, even though each commissioner i spoke with said they put together absolutely no contingency plan. when you talk to the people on the street in germany, they really feel as though being in the eu is somewhat of a privilege, and if britain wants to leave, britain should then leave, but shouldn't expect to have any of the privileges that come with eu membership after the fact. it's more of a political question, and much like it is in england, the politicians think very differently than the people. guy: some do. some don't. plenty over here feel they have there is to the ground and that they are on the right side of the story. we have a great set of guests lined up.

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mr. murdock's paper which takes the high road.ohn: i think everyone -- megan: i think everyone was a bit surprised. tom: the town is more of a step back before the bitter feud can -- begins. megan: everyone taking a breath. if you look across the headlines , it is really looking at the hand of history on her shoulder and how important this is in terms of women's rights as opposed to this sort of brutal, nasty fight we know we are all going to get into. francine: of course to make real history she needs to win. how is she going to do that? megan: she has a big demographic challenge. trump's campaign is very obvious. he wants to build share with whites. it is very unrealistic the donald trump is going to grow a share among african-americans. hee thought it is possible can grow a share among the latino vote. he is putting all his chips on the white vote. for her, she is going to use organization and discipline to rally the coalition that backed and 2012.008 tonesne: if donald trump it down is he still going to have the same appeal? m

mr. murdock, right? alix: he does, and the words were so strong.side the european union we could become richer, safer, and freer at last to forge our own destiny as america, canada, and new zealand already do. if we stay britain will be engulfed in a few short years by this relentlessly expanding german denominated federal state. this has historical significance. buzz was it was the sign, what has done it -- the sun, what has done it. it is not that significant that way now because the readers of the sun are probably already going to vote leave. point, and rob hutton spoke to you about it, the sun has a track record of backing the winner and clearly there is a view that leave could be the winner. tom: let me ask you this question from a broad and from a distance -- how does the prime minister and other elite, how do they respond to the last six days? how does brussels respond or the german to nominated, dominated euro, how do they respond? jonathan: if this is a vote against the elite in europe, what good will it be them coming out? the bank of eng