a global impact world leaders are concerned they're worried some even pointing fingers here's nigel farage co-president of the europe and freedom and democracy group expressing his anger at the situation. you won't. know what objective measure the euro is a for you and who is actually responsible who isn't shown out of you lot of those who don't or is not of you because most of you have been elected none of you actually have any democratic legitimacy for the role that you currently hold within this crisis all right sir nigel farage has doubted the eurozone from the beginning but his view is one that even some original believers are starting to adopt that the eurozone may actually be a failure it's a question on the minds of many including our own lauren lyster host of the capital account here on r.t. and lauren is in studio lauren let's talk about this idea that the eurozone could be a goner this has been an idea we saw nigel farage talking about it this is an idea he's been talking about for a long time most people who believe this were sort of considered to be a little bit on the fringe

a global impact world leaders are concerned they're worried some even pointing fingers here's nigel farage president of the europe for freedom and democracy group expressing his anger at the situation you well. know by any objective measure the euro is a failure i do he's actually responsible hooting shone out of you lot but of course you don't there is not a view because none of you have been elected none of you actually have any democratic legitimacy for the role that you can really hold within this crisis now nigel farage has doubted the eurozone from the beginning but his view is one that even some original believers are starting to adopt that the eurozone just may be a failure let's go now to joe weisenthal deputy editor for the business insider hey there joe on one hand this is a dire situation but it seems that the only time things are things actually happen is when we are in dire situation so i'm wondering what you think is this the end of the eurozone as we know it. you know you're absolutely correct i think it takes some it takes for a crisis to really get to the edge to spur peo

a global impact world leaders are concerned they're worried some even pointing fingers here's nigel farage co-president for the europe and freedom democracy group expressing his anger at the situation. you are all in denial by any objective measure the euro is a failure i do he's actually responsible who was in shot out of you lot one of those the alter is not of you because none of you have been elected none of you actually have any democratic legitimacy for the roles that you can really hold within this crisis all right and i have heard has doubted the eurozone from the beginning but his view is one that even some of the original believers in it are starting to adopt that the eurozone might be on its way to becoming a failure is that the case well i suppose it joe weisenthal deputy editor for the business insider to find out i started out by asking him the simple question is this the end of the eurozone as we know it here's what he had to say you know you're absolutely correct i think it takes some it takes for a crisis to really get to that to spur people to act i mean this is been fest