joe lukes, sean hauser, and others.we talk to journalists , members of the media. you will hear perspectives in the show that you have not heard before. these are the things you will read about in here about go unreported and today we are going to bring it to you as you have never heard it before. so grab whatever you need to grab because you don't want to miss the special edition of the lakeside form with your host armstrong williams.thank you. we are going to go to joan luke who is amember of the european parliament . we take this a few weeks ago in paris and this is what he had to say. >> you have such imperial in germany. in europe. this comes of the currency. the currency is not so high. why you have the part of the other spain, like germany while not so very economic. so with the euro, we have a big problem. we have a big problem why german, germany never makes much expo. france site this is not dire. and germany doesn't want to conform this institution and also the politics of the central bank to make europe in corporation of nations. no we have two euros. w

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