i'm sebastian salek. this week, the global implications of the u.s.financial markets and beyond. on monday, tom keene and francine lacqua spoke with the founder of eurasia group, ian bremmer, about what might play out after a u.s. drone strike killed one of iran's top military commanders. tom: where's the strategy? you go right in this. there needs to be a recapitulation, a reinvigoration, of an american strategy on the broader middle east. is it out there somewhere? >> oh, no. but i do think there is more of a pivot from the middle east. i do believe that -- tom: can we afford to leave the middle east? ian: we can afford to leave more than our allies, including in europe and in the middle east. i mean, when the saudis were hit by iran, they were so stunned that the united states didn't do anything to back them up, they started negotiating with the iranians directly. that was the interesting takeaway, that iran ended up in slightly stronger geopolitical position, even if there economy takes a major hit from the u.s. the middle east is clearly going to

i'm sebastian salek. with iran was apparent in financial markets and beyond. tom kadant and francine lacqua spoke with the president about what might play out after a u.s. drone strike killed one of iran's top military commanders. >> where's the strategy? you go right into this, and their needs to be a recapitulation, a reinvigoration of an american strategy on the broader middle east. is it out there somewhere? >> oh, no. but i do believe there's more of the pit from the middle east -- east..rom the middle >> can we afford to leave the middle east? >> more than our allies. i mean, when the saudi's were hit by iran, they were so stunned the united states didn't do anything to back them up, they started negotiating with the iranians directly. that was the interesting takeaway, that iran ended up in straightly -- slightly stronger geopolitical position. the u.s. is going to be a more unstable place going forward. how much of that is going to affect the global marketplace is likely to be reduced. why? the u.

joining us from brussels is maria tadeo and outside boris isnson's residence bloombergs sebastian salekre a sense of celebration on downing street today? is.stian: there there are people kicking about in union jack drapes. if you look at the way the prime minister celebrated, a business muted. a little more there is a lot of people who will be upset today. there are people tweeting, we had the head of the erg saying he is aware of that and he wants to keep things muted. hargreaves of hargreaves beddown will probably be in by the end. there is little bit of that that has been kept under wraps. down the road in parliament square there a lot of people who are having a good time. what they were looking for for so many years has finally been delivered and i think you will agree with me when i say there are times when it felt like this was not going to happen at all. vonnie: what is next? do people get up tomorrow and begin negotiations? sebastian: now or into the transition period. when we wake up tomorrow morning, nothing will have changed at all. we are gearing up for those tops. they will