and then on the other side, the middle class, and the ceos, saying look, let s not risk it and try to work it out. so you can see how divisive this vote is, alison. that picture very heart breaking. what kind of pep rations are greeks making you know not knowing how this vote is going to turn out plus when are the banks expected to reopen? well, we don t know when the banks will reopen. it really depends on how the vote goes. there are rumors circulating in athens that in 24 hours from now people won t have access, whether they re foreigners or not, to cash. this is the peak of the tourism season. the other thing i ve talked to a number of live members of the middle class and the upper class and the working class. they re all saying the same alison. they re buying food right now. they re trying to afford euros. businesses are paying off their debt because they think by wednesday their savings will be worth 30% less. so think about it in 2015, a member of the european union, a membe
taxpayer. never mind the fact that no one actually has anything like the trillion dollars that s being promised. it does make you wonder why we have to pay our taxes when everybody else just runs a trillion dollar printing press to bail themselves out of a given situation. why do we have to give money to anybody. joining us now democratic congressman who wrote treasury secretary tim geithner on friday urging u.s. support for the greek bailout and also with us republican congresswoman who opposed the greek bailout. kathy, why did you oppose it? well, i think it s really a slap in the face to honest hard working american taxpayer. it s been that way for years. it s been that way for years. isn t that the plan? well, no one wants greece to go bankrupt. it s a member of the european union. the european union was organized to be an economic competitor to the united states. we ve had some states in