We reported that there was a possibility they would call and go this summer but after the local Election Results which were very bad for the tories, i had thought as most people did, why would they go now . It looks like it would be so terrible. And lots of mps think its absolutely crackers to go now even the tories are 20 points behind but here we are. Notjust here we are, here we are. Notjust here we are, here we are. Notjust here we are, here we go. Here we are. Not ust here we are, here we go. Newscast by the bbc. Hello, it is here we go. Newscast by the bbc. Hello, it is laura here we go. Newscast by the bbc. Hello, it is laura and here we go. Newscast by the bbc. Hello, it is laura and paddy. Here we go. Newscast by the bbc. Hello, it is laura and paddy. And i hello, it is laura and paddy. And so, this has been for rishi sunak it is fair to say a not good getting out of the traps and i think hes tucked away what should be a first move or advantage. Hes the one who knew when it wa
we do not see that kind of crisis. even a lehman event would not cause a lehman event now. there has been a lot of buffers have been put up we know the public sector will stand behind. that doesn t mean a greek exit is trivial. a greek exit will have huge implications for the future of the european project. if greece exits and then starts to recover, which it probably would, that in turn would be encouragement for other political movements to challenge the euro. this is not trivial. no we re not talking about 2008 all over again. steve rattner and several others the general view in the business community feel look the truth of the matter is the fundamental problem is greece is massively uncompetitive. it s a highly overregulated economy. if you look at its retirement age, you look at areas like
stick bus, guys. the washington post david ignatius will join us this morning just back from afghanistan. this marks one year since sarah palin resigned as governor of alaska and a whole lot has happened since then. we will talk about where she goes from here. first, bill karins with a check on the holiday forecast. i hope everyone is ready for a hot fourth of july weekend. good morning. today is going to be beautiful. probably the best day we are going to see in a long time for the mid-atlantic up through new england. sunshine galore. blue skies. and it s going to be fantastic for lunch and for all of your travels later on today to get to your holiday destinations. highs only in the 80s. and as far as the southeast goes, typical afternoon storms from florida and provides us with thunderstorms from dallas to san antonio and houston and new orleans and the travel trouble spot. i-10 along the gulf, friends on the west coast looking at typical weather and nothing too dramatic and sh
don t hold back! you guys were all talking about the red-head. kick their butt in the cold war. the testament to the fact they are just not that good. usa! usa! sports now. it is the summer of lebron, day two now. yesterday, lebron listening to pitches from the knicks and the nets, including the one from jay-z who is a 1% owner of the nets along with the nets billionaire rux owner. michael bloomberg continues his push to bring lebron to the big apple. he doesn t care if it s the knicks or the nets, who are moving to brooklyn in the next couple of years. bloomberg talking yesterday to andrea mitchell. why should he come and play for the knicks? i don t know that he should play for the knicks or the nets but he should play for one of the two and the reason to do it is new york is the greatest stage in the world. this is a guy that s interested in helping society, kids, education. he has a lot of gaejeds agendas and he can do that better from
them lack confidence in his leadership? because you hear it throughout the corporate world. you do. you do. in fact, i hear it from many of the people i speak to, whether hedge fund managers or bankers or private xet. a lot of there i think their taxes are going up and people who like to make a lot of money and they will make less money. they are not happy with it. when you talk to business executives, especially those who run large enterprises but frankly across the board it comes back to uncertainty. their inability to really plan, especially for next year. given health care, for example. many come back to this and say i just don t know. so many of the regulations are still being written. we don t ultimately know what the cost is going to be. makes it very difficult to plan. when you talk to people on the telecommunications industry they talk about the reregulation potentially of broadband, for example, say we don t know what is going to happen there. when you talk more broadly abo