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the nikkei, weto literally had news in the last couple seconds or so that the mitsubishi president hased to step down effective june 24. economics, aacro busy day for the u.k.. the country's inflation rate came in below estimates. murray and undress determine -- andreas utermann. all, jamie, what can we say about the impact that the brexit concerns have had on unemployment for at least hiring? >> there is always the decision to delay things until after the referendum. despite the fact that the u.k. , justways going to slow as we cannot keep booming as we have been, there is obviously some effect from brexit there is well. francine: you have also done modeling. how do you model it and how real are the modeling exercises? jamie: what we have done with brexit, no one knows with the exact answer is going to be, what the magnitude of the shock will be that we know some features of it. ,e think the currency will move we think a loss of confidence. we think there could be some dislocation in financial markets. we put those in our model and see how that translates. francine: so that is why you

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greece's 10s out, year yield is dropping 27%. 7%, what weto haven't seen in a while. -- what doeshavethink about the bailout deal that is coming up next? ♪ tom: good morning. we are nearing june 23, which means francine is all fired up as the world turns with today's brexit twist. the military gets into the battle. francine: this is my morning must read. we have clusters of people coming out for or against breaks it. today, it is the general. general julian thompson wrote in either greatthat britain will remain in the eu, dominated by people we do not elect and to dictate the laws which govern us, or we will take back control ever turn to an independent country in which our parliament is elected by us. so basically, i woke up this morning and there were 10-20 former generals of the british air forces and the raf, and they say that because of rules done in brussels, it puts the u.k. soldiers at risk. quote, we have a general do we have a churchillian angle like this? it's as if churchill wrote", seriously. francine: right. a lot of people who are against brexit say this is old school.

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i would like a request -- >> i apologize, i think i am -- weto have to employ have in the norma's amount may not realize the amount to which it washes up this way, over the chair, and is very bad. h may have order in the all. >> mr. chair, i request a ruling in the chair, if it is in order, to suspend the rules to sept credentialing from anybody other than the credentials committee. mr. robinson is a wonderful person but i believe the credentials committee -- that would be my ruling. >> however -- that would be my ruling, however -- objection, recognizing salvette. >> the credential committee has found frank robinson eligible to vote, and would like to move that he be added to the role of of voting members of this convention. >> thank you. it's been moved and seconded. is their objection to having mr. robinson? >> point of order. whom?nt of order from >> the georgia delegation. voting now? are the ballots out for being cast? if we are voting, is not a motion invalid? it has already been rolled away by the chair. point of information. >> point of information. >> from mark steward of the c