Stephen Fidler from the Wall Street Journal breaks down how Boris Johnson's election will affect Brexit and relations with the United States.

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Louis Nelson from Politico examines the worst political forecasts of a particularly unpredictable 2016.

Rick Newman, Yahoo! Finance Columnist joins us to discuss how Brexit will be a nightmare for the UK.

The Brexit decision has not only divided many throughout England, but has also spread among families. Lisa Fleisher from Bloomberg News analyzes the generational gap that exists from the vote.

Sudeep Reddy from the Wall Street Journal examines the fallout from the Brexit vote and the next moves for economic officials in Washington.

How will leaders in the U.S. address Brexit and voter anger towards the economy? David Wessel from the Brookings Institution has more.

The Wall Street Journal's Paul Vigna with a look at how U.S. markets will respond after a weekend to take in the Brexit decision.

How economic officials in Washington are responding to Brexit, five killed in Colorado Amtrak train-car crash and Facebook is the new office break room.

What does the Brexit vote mean for the U.S.? Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance has the story.

Britain votes to leave EU, unleashing global turmoil, U.S. Supreme Court deadlock blocks Obama's immigration plan and the funniest #Brexit tweets.

With the all important Brexit vote taking place, Lydia Tomkiw from IBT discusses how Britain's decision to stay or leave the European Union impacts business in the U.S.