which could be the price to pay for politicians who have presided over default in the sense that hugh hendry describes it take a listen the politicians chose to default on their spending or positions to their citizens in order to fall into the pot with their financial creditors and so of course what we're seeing is that as time moves on the politicians are being rejected. and speaking of rejection elections in france and greece this weekend look like they could see incumbents replaced incumbents who introduced tough reforms with candidates who are proposing growth with a different president that has that predisposition in france they could change the balance of power in parliament in the case of greece so let's talk about what impact this would have on the eurozone crisis solutions and the crisis itself here to do that is edward harrison founder of credit write downs because you are always so in the nitty gritty of europe that you can really break this down for us and we haven't had a chance to do that with you recently so let's get right to it with elections in france and greece this weeken