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Trump on Brexit: America is next
By Stephen Collinson, CNN
Updated 1530 GMT (2330 HKT) June 24, 2016
This poem summarizes the Brexit debate
Pop-up tattoo parlor offers free Brexit tattoos
Ready for school? Kids explain Brexit
Brits talk Brexit, immigration and 'white privilege'
John Oliver's ode to the UK and EU
Paris ponders UK referendum
Brexit debate divides English coastal communities
Beers can't ease Brexit fears for Brits abroad
What is the European Union?
Cameron: Leaving EU would leave $42 billion budget hole
Record immigration in Boston, England sways Brexit votes
Brexit: 'Out' campaign's migration policy
How 'Brexit' could impact Greece
UK referendum campaigners unveil immigration rules
Young Europeans on Brexit, citizenship and their future
Brexit Battle: Future of the UK in Europe
A British exit from the EU won't be cheap or easy
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Washington (CNN)British voters just shattered political convention in a stunning repudiation of the ruling establishment. Donald Trump is betting America is about to do the same.
Voters in the UK did more than reject the European Union and topple their pro-EU Prime Minister David Cameron in a referendum Thursday.
They also set off a cascade of events that could spark global economic chaos, remake the Western world, reverberate through November's presidential election and challenge U.S. security for years to come.
At Trump news conference, it's all about him
The referendum campaign -- just like the U.S. election -- has boiled with populist anger, fear-mongering by politicians, hostility towards distant political elites and resurgent nationalism, and exposed a visceral feeling in the electorate that ordinary voters have lost control of the politics that shape their own lives. Its success raises the question of whether those forces will exert a similar influence in America in November.
Trump on Brexit: America is next
By Stephen Collinson, CNN
Updated 1530 GMT (2330 HKT) June 24, 2016
This poem summarizes the Brexit debate
Pop-up tattoo parlor offers free Brexit tattoos
Ready for school? Kids explain Brexit
Brits talk Brexit, immigration and 'white privilege'
John Oliver's ode to the UK and EU
Paris ponders UK referendum
Brexit debate divides English coastal communities
Beers can't ease Brexit fears for Brits abroad
What is the European Union?
Cameron: Leaving EU would leave $42 billion budget hole
Record immigration in Boston, England sways Brexit votes
Brexit: 'Out' campaign's migration policy
How 'Brexit' could impact Greece
UK referendum campaigners unveil immigration rules
Young Europeans on Brexit, citizenship and their future
Brexit Battle: Future of the UK in Europe
A British exit from the EU won't be cheap or easy
Trump blames Obama for Brexit
Now Playing
Boris Johnson reacts to UK v
Washington (CNN)British voters just shattered political convention in a stunning repudiation of the ruling establishment. Donald Trump is betting America is about to do the same.
Voters in the UK did more than reject the European Union and topple their pro-EU Prime Minister David Cameron in a referendum Thursday.
They also set off a cascade of events that could spark global economic chaos, remake the Western world, reverberate through November's presidential election and challenge U.S. security for years to come.
At Trump news conference, it's all about him
The referendum campaign -- just like the U.S. election -- has boiled with populist anger, fear-mongering by politicians, hostility towards distant political elites and resurgent nationalism, and exposed a visceral feeling in the electorate that ordinary voters have lost control of the politics that shape their own lives. Its success raises the question of whether those forces will exert a similar influence in America in November.
