new limits on financial services companies which are big british employers, trace. trace: and the critics are out in force, peter. a will the of people say this is not over by a long shot. trace, how do i put this? skeptics abound. i think we have to bear in mind there have been 23 sum mits for groups like the euro group in the last 18 months. and heads of state sum mits every 4 to 6 weeks or so. we have this very, very frequent cycle of sum mits. we have lots of announcements and statements that come out. but we haven t really seen any kind of silver bullet. we re kind of limping towards a solution. this isn t the big ba suzuki can a. it wasn t the big anything. the 17 countries that used the euro hope to sign the little bazooka deal by march. trace? peter barnes of the fox business network live for us in d.c.
and you really have to question whether or not they are worth their money or not. it s a difficult one, but i do think there will be change now. bob dudley right from the get-go he has put his finger on the pulse. and you know something, ali? it doesn t matter which way you look at it, you have to do the i feel your pain. if you don t do the i feel your pain, you come up as uncaring capitalism. like you say, bob dudley, the new incoming ceo, first american to run a big british company like bp, i m not sure he don t get so hung up on the nationality of the people involved. in the incompete competence of things were handled. we re not talking soccer. listening to tony hayward