you like what nouriel roubini does and how he doesn't.hat you think about his performance just now with erik and stephanie? mark: exceptional. he is a gifted mind that can reach into the vaults of contemporary and historic data and cross pollinate. the range of topics he covered was quite profound. u.s. come a lot of questions. he is very thoughtful, not just analytical ideas but conclusions and recommendations about the future. the hardest part is the letter. matt: you agree with what he says -- he was described you as you a person in the room more bearish than he. mark: that was back at a panel for and why you students. -- nyu students. within months, things have gotten better. let's tackle a couple of things he talked about. the first thing he talked about, interest rates -- he is not a big believer that the fed is going to raise rates eminently. i share that view. i also think it is not highly relevant whether his june september, or did -- whether it is june, september, or december. matt: it will be nothing -- a quarter of a point rai

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nouriel roubini, while he attends these spring meetings in washington and the professor discusses dismissingll to matter is dangerous thinking. >> great accidents are rising because they are running out of money. they have a payment due to the imf. in the next few months here it i am of the view that the probability of a greek exit from the eurozone is limited. they are playing hardball, but reaching an agreement on how to deal with it -- of the necessary reforms, there will not be any debt. i am still of the view that they will reach a deal. tom: josh rosner with us and james lockhart. lockhart on business, rosner on the shadow banking, it is about shadow banking in europe. >> that is the issue. we have limited insight into what it is there, limited collateral and risks out there. in the euro and the u.s. in terms of future trajectory of rates. tom:>> we are investing in one of the great fakes yes. tom: you are in the thick of all this. >> yes. tom: the travels good, right back? james lockhart with us. greek is affordable. get to our top headlines this morning with brendan greeley. brendan:

nouriel roubini says income inequalities what they're writing and use a? >> he is full of it. income inequality is a result of other things. you already lost part of the battle. failure of leadership in baltimore for decade in many communities where they have democrat leadership and more progressive liberal leadership has let these economies go down whether it comes to income inequality, jobs, the economy, education many factors, breakdown of the factors. i have a cold and will blame the germ rather than how i got the cold. stuart: i think we are being set up so the taxpayer has to pay to rebuild what the rioters burn down. the left is positioning itself to say inequality is not fair, these are blighted communities, we must try to the rescue and pay. >> absolutely. here is what happens. coming and put a new coat of paint on it built the buildings, put up shiny new things and say we solve the problem. structurally, strategically here is what someone should do. a fine coming as the mayor of baltimore, i want to address education jobs and the economy, where are failing schools or