. >> rose: joinl joining me is lionel barber, editor of the "financial times." here in new york, roger altman, chairman of evercore partners and investment banking firm. and joe weisenthal, editor at bloomberg markets. you have been following the story closely, lionel. tell me what a yes vote and no vote means. >> we don't know whether they will vote or what they're going to vote on because the deal rejected by the greek government over the weekend is not on the table, so in my view, it comes to the euro versus the drachma. do you want to stay in europe at a price or go backwards leave the euro and have your own currency which is tremendously perilous. let's say we don't know the result but a yes vote offers the space for new negotiations on a bailout plan for greece. it also likely would hold a new greek government, so mr. tsipras on far left grouping would likely not be in power or could be mr. tsipras with a new realigned party, and then everything starts over. i know i have to say charlie and i say this with some trepidation, i don't see how they avoid grease