we've got more on this and we're going to talk about larry lindsey, president and ceo of the lindsey nomic council director. i don't know whether you were predicting a different outcome or not, larry but either way you said it's the same problem just slightly different regardless of who is the winner. it was awful close like a point or two. >> it is the same problem. as my good friend and mentor marty feldstein said last week greece probably on net would have been better off long run outside the euro. its unit labor costs are 25% higher than germany's e that's a lot of squeezing on the cost structure, a loss of austerity just to get back to even. i think they would have been better off if they'd left and gun to a drachma and let the drachma depreciate. i think actually longer term europe's worse off, too, and you could see that today in european bond yields. we have surging bond yields in italy and spain but what was particularly interesting is even the german yields went up. why? because the markets figured out samaras won, the germans and other europeans are going to have to throw g