course gold is exactly the same of the same weight and sinus whether it's industry long ago or luxembourg or venezuela that's actually what we'd like to have if we want real growth sound money. honest money and the government of the big banks and the other big institutions affiliated with governments ripping us are suddenly i found like you think the euro should be dropped just as a currency but right now the discussion is to drop greece from the euro zone do you think it fits that isn't about the interest of the eurozone to give greece the bit but i think it's probably in the best interest of greece not the greek establishment but of course as part of boston and threatened i'm sure that will not agree it was meeting in the g twenty that had him on the rack and they were turning in the wheel and and the some screw on him and all the rest that's of course the way these people operate but i think it is in the interest of the people of europe of the individual countries of europe that the that the euro go out of existence that each country has its own it's so corrupted then you have germany

so what does it say to you that if this point a luxembourg corporation is responsible for bailing out the entire continent of europe. you don't think that's going to work so well. you know that there. this is this is yet one more expression expression of governmental and plain common sense all of these folks are highly educated they all mean well this is a thirteen year old experiment with a lot of ph d.'s behind it and and what do you have at the end of it you have something that's that's. the other words governments borrow too much so they should go broke and instead of a letting that happen and letting the private sector do its work all these highly educated people are trying to to meddle they're trying to you know pull money from here and pulling money from there and bail out this and bail out that this is not a this is not a process that will ever work it'll be looked at the can down the road maybe but at the end of the day you're going to end up with a far worse situation you already are than if you would simply let a bankrupt government fail and let new investors come in and an

those announcements i want to make today along with the opening of pearl posted the luxembourgers, and hopefully, all of you will get a chance to have a burger if the lines are not too long. when you get it, you can either each year or join all of us at the latin dance. it starts at noon. you can walk with the ambassadors all day long, too. they get a good work out as well. those are the things we are announcing today, but there is a lot of fights. these are just milestones of things that have been in place. i want to thank all of the residents who have been here. they continue to be patient. they see the changes coming along. they are with us on all those changes, and this transformation is real. it is one that i have personally committed to. i am going to be down here and tell everybody wants to be down here locates here. congratulations, everyone. thank you very much. [applause] >> as the mayor said, it certainly takes a village to do the work we are doing, but it also requires leadership, and we are lucky to have the leadership of supervisor kim to help us. [applause] supervisor ki

the prime minister of luxembourg saying britain's in no position to dictate to anyone. he said in an interview the budget deficit twice as high as the euro zone average and it's also that while everybody is searching for a solution, there are personal difficulties that stand in the way sometimes. >> just give us an idea of when people are saying look, there has to be some kind of real agreement. >> how many times have we heard it already this year? and that's part of the problem. back in july the euro zone announced the big deal an said we're now moving forward. >> just last month they did the same thing and yet the deal they reached at 5:00 a.m. on the 27th of october still haven't been implemented and there are bits of it that say thoacht protect the countries that run into they are nowhere near it. they look at these things and see these political obstacles still standing in the way of rapid process and they draw their own conclusions. >> now let's that can at some of the other stories making hypers around the world. the bureau he's leader said she will stand for ele

he moved on to luxembourg on tuesday to meet with euro zone finance ministers. both leaders have been greeted with public declarations of solidarity, the market's still remain unconvinced. >> the head of the euro group is cordial enough, but he means business. he wants to see action from the new greek government. he has given the greeks one week to provide written confirmation that athens is signing off on tough austerity measures. >> we will be in a position to give a positive appraisal of the situation. >> the new italian prime minister was next. he knows his way around brussels, but as a commissioner, not the head of a government. the insurers policymakers that he will stop at nothing to bring italy in compliance with the demands of its creditors. >> i will do everything that i can and summon all the possible political powers in the country to get at the root of this problem. >> european commission president, a believer, he knows mario monti from the days that he was a commissioner. he warned that the situation remained difficult and that miracles are hardly

germany, france, luxembourg, the netherlands, austria, and finland. reports said that this would be discussed at the next eu summit. when the finance ministers met, they said that they did not discuss a proposal for creating a leak bonds, like those mentioned in -- elite bonds, like those mentioned in the article. >> the mere thought of that sent stock market soaring on monday. >> the start to the week was surprising for many of the traders. the dax made up almost as much as it lost last week. the reason that these so-called the lead bonds would allow germany and france, may be the traders here, to put through their idea of how the reforms should look in the countries that are taking money from the rich countries. reports were denied, but still people want to believe in that kind of story for stabilizing the euro zone. a report denied, incidentally, that the international monetary fund would provide up to 6 billion euros to refinance italy in the next few months. >> let's have a closer look at closing market numbers. frankfurt, the dax closed up, almo

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the countries were belgium, france, luxembourg, west germany, the netherlands and italy. >>> enough ofws, let's huddle up around the water cooler to put rick perry's stumble into historical perspective. here's the short version of what happened during the debate in michigan. >> it's three agencies of government when i get there that are gone. commerce, education and -- the what's the third one there? let's see. >> you need five. >> five, okay? commerce, education and -- the a -- -- >> it was worse than that you'll see the full version again i'm sure on "morning joe" in a few minutes. our crack staff put together some other strange/devastating moments from debates, presidential and otherwise over the last couple of decades. let's see how rick perry stacks up. >> governor, if kitty dukakis were raped and murdered, would you favor an irrevocable death penalty for the killer? >> no, i don't, bernard. >> i have as much experience in the congress as jack kennedy did when he sought the presidency. >> senator, i served with jack kennedy and i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of min

which has flexibility which is really the complete opposite to to michael's approach to germany and luxembourg now today or he's accusing me of selfishness i'm sure miss they're saying that they want to be the case in bailouts to countries that are suffering a bit more and they say that the u.k. is quick to criticize but very slow to actually step in and help also heavily indebted countries like person who are doing markedly worse than countries like germany should just keep their mouth shut they shouldn't offer advice about how to handle the syrian crisis or various disagreements disagreements in the world of the euro some european central bank should it be a lender of last resort or not also disagreements about a tax on financial transactions merkel wants it and cameron doesn't so basic differences in approach. italy and greece is new government still fresh from the box but already enduring the unfriendly welcomes of thousands of protesters both prime ministers are committed to extremely unpopular debt solutions including budget cuts and tax hikes there's already sour furth reports unrestrai

very slow to act to bail any of these countries out and we've also heard the prime minister of luxembourg this morning saying that heavily indebted countries like britain shouldn't be advising shouldn't be dictating the response to the euro crisis tension is just keep their mouths shut we are also seeing a lot of friction between the two about this possible financial transaction tax which has been jobs for nothing which tax in the u.k. takes the rich and gives to the poor that london is obviously a major financial center. to be is very heavily reliant on financial services and has loosened its financial regulations in order to encourage its investors to come. to invest in the u.k. the germans want this financial transaction tax they say it would raise valuable revenue but bush's chancellor fixed it george osborne calls it aimed at the heart of the system in fact some in the u.k. think that france and germany are deliberately trying to introduce this tax in order to weaken the city and this we have to admit is really the last chance saloon for the chicago meets in terrible shape high unemp

which has flexibility which is really the complete opposite to michael's approach to germany and luxembourg canal today and she accuses me of selfishness and shortsightedness they're saying that they want to be the case in bailouts to countries that are suffering more and they say the u.k. is quick to criticize but very slow to actually step in and help heavily indebted countries like person who are doing markedly worse than countries like germany should just keep their mouth shut they shouldn't offer advice about how to handle the syrian crisis so there are various disagreements disagreements over the role of the euro some european central bank should it be a lender of last resort or not also disagreements about a tax on financial transactions michael once said and cameron doesn't so precinct differences in approach. now when it comes to belting out of emotional aria russia's got a renowned track record of course complete change of tack now as we'll be hearing next an operatic version of moscow and. great. comfortable. to. moscow. hello good to see you again and welcome on this week's scie

which has flexibility which is really the complete opposite to to michael's approach to germany and luxembourg now today or is he just using the u.k. of selfishness and shortsightedness they're saying that they won't suit the pace of bailouts the countries that are suffering a bit more and they say that the u.k. is quick to criticize but very slow to actually step in and help and also heavily indebted countries like person who are doing markedly worse than countries like germany should just keep their mouths shut they shouldn't offer advice about how to handle the syrian crisis so there are various disagreements disagreements over the mode of the u.s. european central bank should it be a lender of last resort or not. it's about the level of integration merkel wants more integration in the eurozone which cameron worries what's called sort of two tier europe and then and then pressing would be left out in the cold and buckled once in that too many concessions then that that's what will happen that this two tier europe will be created also disagreements about a tax on financial transactions once

approach in germany and luxembourg now today and she is using the pay of selfishness and shortsightedness they're saying that they want to be patient bailouts the countries that are suffering a bit more and they say that the u.k. is quick to criticize but very slow to actually step in and help also heavily indebted countries like person who are doing markedly worse than countries like germany should just keep their mouth shut they shouldn't offer advice about how to handle this crisis so there are various disagreements disagreements over the role of the euro some european central bank should it be a lender of last resort or not also disagreements about a tax on financial transactions michael wants and cameron doesn't so basic differences in approach. with. journalist and author who's on the line from london who was the war of words this week. calling the trans lose views utopian visions but today we've seen they're all smiles urging for decisive action what solutions can they reach to admit all these major disagreements going on. well the whole experience you see of the recent crisis demo

ambassador to one of the world's least important diplomatic posts, luxembourg, but hormel has now waitedn any other nominee. why? because he is openly gay. >> that was nbc's andrea mitchell reporting in 1998. it would take eight more months and relentless attacks from the right before my next guest would finally achieve his goal, and in so doing, he became the highest ranking openly gay official in the u.s. government. joining me now, former ambassador james hormel, co-author of "fit to serve: reflections on a secret life, private struggle, and public battle to become the first openly gay u.s. ambassador." ambassador, do you think that your situation would be any different today if your nomination was pending in the united states senate? >> well, i do think that stld be different, lawrence, and thank . the time has changed. the administration has changed. and the -- i think the voting public has indicated that they are much more willing to accept these kinds of appointments. as a matter of fact, one was made by president bush and another by president obama. so there have been three now o