$170 billion this time. this will be the second time the country gets a huge chunk of change from europe, and they're not doing it out of generosity. they're doing it once again because of the worry of what might happen globally. greece also negotiating $100 billion writedown with private creditors. so this is something really to watch. it's interesting, though, that the tone has changed. it used to be that greece can't fail, otherwise it's going to be a disaster. now they're saying well, maybe greece can fail, europe will survive but it's of course the question of what price for europe, at what price for the globe. it's pretty clear if greece does go out of the zuro zone people in peoria are probably going to feel the pinch. megyn. megyn: greg burg, thank you. everyone from the pentagon chief to the national security adviser are saying that israel cannot attack iran or should not attack iran. two of our top military contributors respectfully say quite the opposite. that the time to attack is right now.