let s say they cut a deal by friday. it could a major humanitarian issue between now and september. this is a major problem. they cannot go much, much longer. it that was bravado that got him out but now they re saying, what he think? they celebrated and then didn t realize, or maybe they did. but ashley, what this fallout for us? we largely buck the trend. the interest rates down, oil prices down. so that s good for consumers. i guess if you re so net net we come out on top or net net this is not good, no matter who is benefiting for the moment? i don t think this is good at all. i think honestly we have to look it s from a different perspective which isening we become greece any fear with 66 parts of the united states
sane nine no good. going to be an interesting day. thank you very minute. ashley in athens. so here s the deal. they re wait fog banks to re-open, when they are open they can t get much money out. the press depth for despresent is cyprus where banks were closed. panamain 1989 went on for nine weeks but the record is argentina in 2001. that went on for a year, a year, where the banks were largely closed. they d open now and then but it was scattered. charles payne and ashley on that. charles, this lingers banks stay closed this long, you start getting some serious social unrest. absolutely, and it won t be that long, either. let not forget we re not just talking banks about medicine, food. this is a country that imports almost everything. it is a serious situation. even if they resolve it, that s
corner of wall and birthday are wall and broad are whistle be past the graveyard. guest: this is a release of fear. you have to take a long term look. you have to see the forest for the trees and you have to look at the map and the map is ugly right now. neil: this is an indication of how volatile it has been this week, depending on specific companies. today it is the greek reversal, enjoy the latest from ashley. the prime minister, the talk was he would resign, then he was not going to resign. and now i was told i have you and now i don t have you so i am talking to myself. which is scenely not good, ashley. okay, all right, so, ashley, you are back, i understand, so, what is the deal?
scrapping their head and saying come on, guys, get your act together. neil: ashley in athens, thank you. believe it or not, things are not what they appear to be because these are not scenes from greece. any are from california. police in california arrested dozens of protesters following the violent clashes with police much the protesters trashing sores and police responding with tear gas and the flash been grenades, and businesses, today, cleaning up today after the protests got very ugly, and now the latest. this has gone from bad to worse. it has, it began as peaceful with 1 thousand preaching antibailout message and then it took a swift and violent turn. a group of about 60 to 70 dressed up in black ninja costumes and changed the tone of
and g20 leaders acknowledging the global economy has weakened, a big duh, citing tensions in europe. that, though, affected wall and broad with another impressive performance today, so far, not worried about the develop presidents abroad. we are on top of all of this with rich in france, and ashley in athens where the greek prime minister is defiant, and republican senator who says forget greece, cut here. and g.o.p. presidential candidate, michele bachmann, on how all of this is plague out playing out open the campaign trail. we begin with rich and his brutal assignment in the south of france. rich? reporter: it feels lying i went for a swim i cannot say i expected driving rain but it is worse i could be standing in rain at the bus stop but the