Nick Gillespie Talking #Brexit on Fox Business's Kennedy Tonight at 8 P.M.
Why did the U.S. media act like the world was ending? And that #Brexit is really about domestic American politics?
Why did the U.S. media act like the world was ending? And that #Brexit is really about domestic American politics?
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