had this type of access to to the negotiators they were denied and so it's very just ingenuous for mr montes to say that this is the most transparent there are many examples of the free trade area of the americas which was negotiated in the early two thousand that had a bracketed text that was released the world trade organization which isn't a paragon of transparency also publishes to draft text so it's not true that it's important and it's very important to note he mentioned business interests or or civil society interests while the business interests are very well represented there are six hundred corporate advisors who are cleared who have access to the text who have passwords to be able to get on to the to the to the text and to be able to come. and to make suggestions going to work advisors but very little public input and i just wanted to point out i mean these are all of the countries that are going to be involved in this really is quite shocking i want to break down really quickly what implications this would actually have i mean people have called it worse than nafta it's so under

prime minister and the italian pm will be gathering together to probably compare moats and i'm sure mr. monteome will be pushing his spanish counterpart to go through the wall quickly because it might clear the way what conditionality spain had to accept. so they can possibly follow that same line. ashley: we also have mario draghi, the head of the ecb meeting with angela merkel in germany next week. i guess he is really on a tour to try to sell the bond buying program. he will talk to business leaders in germany as well as german lawmakers. i would imagine he will get some skepticism on that journey? >> he certainly will. i think that merkel is aware that germany has to play a fair hand, try to keep the eurozone intact but there is a limit to how much german tax i pares -- taxpayers can be expected to pay. we saw the constitutional court passed approval. 190 billion euros and that's the lot. if you look between the lines germany has paid a great deal than more than that to support the euro. greece looking for third bailout. it is all still stacking up to be one more disaster after another. a