in the ethnos newspaper put the yes camp at 44.8% against 43.4% for the no vote. but 11.8% of the people run decided in this election is just a little over 24 hours away. another survey in the ogvi newspaper put the no vote at 43% to 42.5% for the yes. 9% undecided there, juan. so the key here politically is that the president, tsipras, is arguing for a no vote, doug. he s encouraging people to vote against any of the austerity measures being demanded by the german angela merkel or the e.u. president hunger who we just saw on the tape. his argument is this is going to increase our leverage going forward in terms of what happens at the negotiating table. we will get more concessions from merkel, from the european union because they can t afford to let us go. which takes you back to what tucker was explaining earlier, that this could lead to some larger unraveling. so they see themselves as having
trump s problem into a republican problem saying it s turning toxic for the gop brand. republicans are worried that will embolden him and further alienate the critical hispanic vote. this makes the republican establishment squirm in phone calls this week they have been commenting on trump s controversies and wondering is this going to be the story for the republican race. reporter: but why should jeb bush, marco rubio, ted cruz and the others, have to answer for the billionaire businessman who s hardly an establishment republican? still, some trump rivals have been happy to call on. i m calling on every other republican candidate to stand up and say what donald trump said is wrong and they should repudiate it. reporter: rick perry, asked about trump s remarks on several fox programs replied- i don t think he s reflecting the republican party with his statements about mexicans. i think that was a huge error on his part. reporter: but is there a double standard here? the pr
some negotiating power from a no vote. but what you hear from everybody else is, look, they re having a tantrum. these are people who don t collect their own taxes. so how do you make a deal with people like that? because they won t be able to enforce the austerity measures. they refuse to cut back on the size of government, much less the pensions and benefits that you referred to earlier. the prime minister, charles, apparently does not realize that this is already having a dramatic effects here. banks are closing. people are limited to two atm withdrawals of 50 or 60 euros. we re hearing people are having trouble exporting goods because they can t get raw products into the country. look. the no vote, if they decide to stand up for greek pride as the prime minister outlines is, is a vote for suicide. they re seeing elements of it right now. i think the vote s a week late for the prime minister. people are looking into the future. they re seeing this week inability to get cash. eve
come m commodities are getting scarce. what s going to happen afterwards? i think in the end the greeks are not crazy. i think they understand the reason that they are in debt is not blackmail. but this is a country of 11 million people that has run up $275 billion in dechlt that s not easy if you re 11 people. but the greeks are good at this. the germans have finally said we re taking away the credit card. the problem is there s no negotiating leverage left because the europeans have already called the bluff. they are ready to see the greeks exit. and they are not going to budge one way or the other. the irony is that the thing they re ostensibly voting on sunday is an offer already removed off the table by the europeans. so this is a symbolic vote. it s a take of hemlock. the greeks have a history of this. it was once noble. but i can t believe they re going to do this. because it s essentially economic suicide. one point, though, the greek
today we are celebrating our courage and resolution to take our luck in our own hands, to give a voice to the greek people. if the greeks vote no, they have done everything but severing the greek negotiation position. the greek negotiation position will be dramatically weakened by a no vote. we are less than two days now from a pivotal referendum in greece where the electorate will vote on the latest e.u. s buyout offer for a deeply indebted nation due to its own fault. excessive benefits and spending and pensions. either way the outcome is bad. tucker carlson host of fox and friends weekend, juan williams columnist with the hill and