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Ep. 9: Brexit, the Supreme Court and Spending Mayhem on Capitol Hill

The Week Ahead

By CQ Staff
Posted June 27, 2016 at 5:00am

The Supreme Court decides high-profile cases on abortion and political corruption, reports CQ’s Todd Ruger, while Kellie Mejdrich explains how partisan fights over gun control have nearly derailed the spending process for 2017.

And The Economist’s Washington Bureau Chief David Rennie joins CQ Roll Call’s Chief Content Officer David Ellis and Managing Editor Adriel Bettelheim in a conversation on Brexit’s impact on the U.S.

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