paul christopher, wells fargo, chief international strategist.oming up on the bloomberg programmingcode and may seem like a foreign language, but hollywood has been mastering it for years. we will be right back. ♪ -- alix: breaking news for you. we are tracking smith and wesson. first-quarter estimates, but revenue coming in light at the high-end of $45 million. a share. we see the stock lower as a result. for more, we want to get our top stories at this hour read in ages he that tracks extremists says the suspect in the shooting of nine people was not known to the organization. an official of the southern poverty law center's has they were unaware of suspect dylann roof. the shooting is being called a hate crime. an emotional president obama spoke about the violence earlier today. president obama: i have had to make statements like this too many times. communities like this have had to into her tragedies like this too many times. we don't have all of the facts, but we do know that once again , incent people were killed part because someone who w

joining me now, paul detrick, and paul christopher. very much for are joining us, i know you are in the camp that believes six months time from now we'll still be talking about greece for better or worse. the question is what does the market do in the meantime? >> people have to understand that the proposal that the greeks made today did not include any cuts in pensions or wages and every single analyst who's worked on this sapsys the numbers will simply not work. we are going to get a six-month reprieve. they're going to kick the can down the road. but in the end it doesn't really matter. greece has an economy the size of dallas. 75% of its debt is held by the banks. 25% by the ecb. that's all hedged. it is going to have no impact -- >> you say it doesn't matter but look at the markets here. >> it will have no impact on the economy. the markets are different. this is a blow to the european union union's self-esteem, it is a blow to the euro that's why they don't want this to happen but that will drive markets done if this is a greek --

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christopher in dallas texas. caller: i will be very brief. i oppose any nsa surveillance. any government surveillance of anything from civilians in this country. i would vote for senator paul or senator ted cruz in a new york minute. that is all i have to say. host: this one is from chris who tweets that until the southern border is secure, this argument on the patriot act is a horse and pony show and does not really matter. next up is omaha, nebraska. we hear from marianne on the independents line. caller: i was listening to senator rand paul. i believe he is one of the few people standing up for the citizens of this country. i applaud his comments about how they make laws without any discussion. things in nebraska was really hot after senator nelson was let in. he changed his vote and voted for the new health-care law even after he promised he would not. they threatened them with loss of power in washington. i think possibly senator paul might be a breath of fresh air in that regard. host: to emily, next up in arizona. go ahead. caller: thanks for saying where i live on national television. i would like to add my comments to the others who support rand paul's decision on