jessica tarlov, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city and this isse s the five ty dana: republicans trying ic seizane momentum after sluggingt out after another contentious debate. the big talk obif the night was the bblowup between nikki hale and vivek ramaswamy whicmah devolved into a series of personal insults. i want to bole careful to avw making the mistakes from the neocon establishment of the past. do you want a leader from a different generation who s going to put this country first or do you want dick caney in d three-inch heels. all right mr.ch ramaswamy. we have two on stage tonight. they re 5-inch heels and i don t wear them unless you can run in them. im un cn the last debate shea fun ofde me for actually joinin tik tok. her owktn daughter wasll actuali using thnge app for a long timeo you might want to take care of your daughtef r first. leave my daughter out of your face. you re just scum. dana: candidates digging into is
we have another exclusive. if one with iran s finance minister about just how crippling u.s.-led sanctions have been for his nation. next up, a conversation with paul, the biggest question in the world today is whether to spend or whether to cut. krugman is the leading voice saying stimulate. i ll ask him to defend his views. all that plus superstitions in the race for space. but, first, here s my take. everyone is worried that greece might default on its national debt. that s really not news. by one estimate 180 years since greece gained its independence in 1832 the country has been in default or restructuring for half that period. the news is that this time germany is willing to bail greece out. throughout the euro zone crisis it has been conventional wisdom to regard the germans as narrow-minded, ungenerous, and dog matticly wedded austerity to treat europe s problems. these criticisms are vastly overstated. consider that germany is being asked to take its taxpayers oh mon