than the latter. >> oh, no. >> it's not that there aren't solutions to the problems in europe. just like there are solutions here. there are a set of solutions staring us in the face. in fact, markets are actually working quite well. they have interest rates very low here. so they're kind of screaming at the government to borrow and engage in temporary fiscal stimulus. in europe we know there needs to be a large liquidity injection. a country like greece needs to restructure some of its debt. it ain't going to be easy it ain't going to be pretty but my biggest worry is it's not going to happen because i was just reading a long article about this today. and you know, ezra, chess is like a hard game. 17-dimensional change is higher. right now you've got, what is it, malta and i can't remember another country. you've got so many different countries that you've got to agree to this and you've got electorates. you've got different governments. it's very challenging and there's a lot of indecisiveness. so i'm worried about the functionality of the leaders