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Niall Ferguson: Brexit has turned into a student asking for a paper extension

Niall Ferguson estimates the analogy of Brexit being an expensive divorce has played out, but that it now also feels like a student asking a professor for an volume on their paper.

He isn’t particularly optimistic about the EU saying, “I don’t think the future of the European Union is especially bright without Britain.”

Ferguson, a postpositive major fellow at Stanford’s Hoover Institution, goes on to explain how the issues of immigration and the lack of a fiscal union are making the EU “unconventional”.

Watch the video above to hear more from Niall Ferguson on Brexit and the European Union.

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