maybe maybe mariano lahoy is part of the problem and not part of the solution. maybe it's too early to say that but with the general election approaching and no coalition, maybe someone else within the people's party could be acceptable to the socialists. people are looking at the deputy prime minister, soraya, maybe she would be a better candidate. the empire spectrum, nobody has any idea what's going on. >> david is this really an antistate of vote or antiestablishment vote? let's say the situation of another election, could you end up with a situation where people actually have to do the austerity measures anyway because there's no other solution, like in greece? >> it's a very interesting question lauren, what would lap to the vote we see shifting so much, would podemos take over? if you look at years of austerity, the better of those austerity cuts have fallen on the young people. 47% compared to 21% as an average. that voice did come through and if you had another election march or later on if they fail to form a coalition government, you'll see further ga

but neither mariano lahoy's conservatives nor their traditional left leen leaning rs won a clear majorities. >> reporter: pablo iglesias leader of podemos, chairman of a new kind of politics, free of corruption. to make that happen, he says he's ready to talk to anyone but the old parties must recognize the changes that have taken place in spain. >> so today is an historical day for spain. we are very happy for the fact that in spain, the two party system has ended. and we are happy because we are starting a new political era in our country. >> but awkwardly, it is the incumbent people's party who came first and mariano rahoy wants to stay as prime minister. >> to plain the different options we are talking about for our country, it is not time for political opinion or political groups. we need to continue growing and we need to continue making the reforms that all the european countries are looking at us and saying, spain you are going in the right direction. >> reporter: madam chair will sit on january the 16th. that's when the king will sit. but if parliament can't decide by the middle of