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Brits Prepare to Vote on Brexit
The Brexit campaign says Britain's established leaders have sold out to a distant bureaucracy and allowed immigration to get out of control. With voters about to decide if it's time to leave the European Union, there's a difference between hearts and minds.
By Warren Olney • • 52m ListenThe Brexit campaign says Britain's established leaders have sold out to a distant bureaucracy and allowed immigration to get out of control. With voters about to decide if it's time to leave the European Union, there's a difference between hearts and minds.
Also, Donald Trump lags far behind Hillary Clinton's money machine. Later on the program, survivors of mass shootings watch another defeat in Washington.
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3 storiesTrump Lags Far Behind Clinton's Money Machine
In May, Donald Trump tweeted, "Good news is that my campaign has perhaps more cash than any campaign in the history of politics." The latest Federal Election Commission filings show that's more than a slight exaggeration, as we hear from Ken Vogel, chief investigative reporter at Politico .
Read the story7 minThe "Brexit" Campaign Comes Down to the Wire
The much-anticipated vote on British Exit from the European Union is scheduled for Thursday. Prime Minister David Cameron used stark terms today to describe the consequences for the economy. "I feel so strongly that Britain should remain in Europe. Above all, it is about our economy: It will be stronger if we stay, it will be weaker if we leave."
Read the story34 minShooting Victim's Daughter Watches as Gun Measures Stall Again
After Columbine, Virginia Tech, Aurora, Tucson, Sandy Hook Charleston, San Bernardino — and now Orlando -- the families of victims visit Washington to lobby for gun control. Almost a ritual, the outcome is always the same. This week, in the aftermath of Orlando, four gun control measures died in the Senate .
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