minister guttenberg: that is what it should be. the factor, it is some kind of fiscal union we have, but no political union, and that was one of the first mistakes of the eurozone, such as we have never had a political union, and this is what we have to swallow right now, so that makes it even harder. they want us to have a eurozone intact at the end of the day. if it leads toid even weaker eurozone where everybody can blackmail each other after a wild -- while whenever it becomes tougher on the negotiation table, this eurozone is not going to prevail with the next decade to come. alix: part of the rhetoric that emerged has been a lot of heat on germany. i want to play a sound bite from prime minister alexis tsipras. thee minister tsipras: result of the euro summit and result of the eurogroup was a result stemming from pressure put on a country and put on a who are decided in a democratic way. alix: he does not name germany, but you can understand that is the application. you can understand a split between berlin and paris. what do

. >> steve guttenberg has a new movie. he will be live at the new york stock exchange to discuss it. it's got spdrs in it. >> it's going to be fun, tyler. we start with a move in the market. stocks taking a leg down in the last hour. s&p energy sector in particular having its worst week of the year. it's been a tough year. >> joining our closing bell exchange we've got steve dudash peter costa and rick santelli. >> this has been a dreadful week. i think there's been a plethora of bad news. what will probably happen next week, we'll have a plethora of good news. >> we need a good greek crisis to get this market back on track. >> you would like to hive that. then the people in greece wouldn't be that thrilled about it. it's about earnings. you have a lot of companies that expectations weren't that great to start off with. they miss that. they got hit badly this week. i think that has to do with where they were as far as price is concerned. when you are topee, stocks tend to trade down quickly and hard. >> rick santelli befor

carl, guttenberg, can i get away with calling you kt?ill do it. >> another story in the "wall street journal." wall street opening its wallet for republican presidential candidate for jeb bush and democratic frontrunner hillary clinton. goldman sachs dishing out $145,000 towards bush, with $167,000 coming from other big banks. hillary clinton collected $300,000 from employees at nation's six largest banks. anthony, do you expect this donations will continue as we get closer to 2016. >> yes i do. it will be an overwhelm amount of money coming to both candidates. they are the establishment candidates. as a result establishment people follow money with those guys. i'm with scott walker. publicly disclosed that. i'm one of his national cofinance chairs. i just think we need to move in a different direction than what we've had in the past. but you're going to see a stream of money. we've also learned from the 2012, sandra, that the money really doesn't matter as as ideas. sandra: money does matter, anthony. >> it matters. look what happened t

here is carl theodore glue is guttenberg, minister of defense and minister of economic and technology who won today? >> nobody. we only see losers. the european union and your zone. you come to a compromise open a negotiation style for others also want to bend other stretch lose, nothing that leads to a more stable or european union. angela merkel comes back to germany with a compromise that will not be embraced by her own party and will not be wholeheartedly lead to -- >> you called her the iron lady too. >> what you're gleaning from this? did you hear what he said? he doesn't want the slightest -- just for arguing for debt forgiveness on peter fisher's side, said you were going to ask him the question and came on and said that bending the rules the all is a terrible thing. >> doesn't want to bend any rules. >> why focus on that as to whether she is not as much of an iron lady that is your take? >> are own iron person, you come to a compromise a couple days before -- >> what are the socialists leftist and up atty austerity people saying about angela merkel right now? she is the worst

carl guttenberg joining us there.e "mornings with maria" when we come right back. >> welcome back to another tennis channel court report. a special presentation for fox business network. i'm brian weber. the second week of wimbledon started with a marquee matchup. venus and serena williams going head-to-head in a major for the first time in six years of the world number one who moved on to the quarters. serena recording her 15th win over venus in their 26 career meetings. serena kept her 25 much grand slam winning streak intact. she moves on to face asker is ring can in. number 16 was taken out. wimbledon prime time on tennis channel returns or tuesday at 4:00 p.m. eastern with the highlights and analysis from the all england club. i'm brian weber. two streetlights. the only difference: that little blue thingy. you see it? that's a sensor. using ge software, the light can react to its environment- getting brighter only when it's needed. in a night, it saves a little energy. but, in a year it saves a lot. and the other