remy, what is your perspective on this? you should agree with me and just move on. >> i agree with you. >> i think it is em brairsing to this country to see our lawmakers waiting until the last minute and acting like spoiled children and refusing to give in. i think the whole notion of public service has been lost, and i think it has never been more highlighted than in this economy and this debate. nobody wants to say what they think is going to make this country better. no one is going to go out on a ledge and say it is all of that healthcare. they want to apiece the masses. i just think it is embarassing that this is the way our lawmakers are treating such an important issue. >> bill? who were the real winners here? >> they are the puppet masters in africa probably doing some tribal dance of delight over this. -- over there. i think the most puzzling comment that came from this came from the senate republican leader, mitch mcconnell, and i quote, this bill does not solve the problem, but at least it forces washington to a

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precarious position because it's basically been buying dollars in the foreign exchange market to keep the rémybe undervalued to push it in just to push a model of export led growth but it also holds and then it buys treasury bills with those dollars so this is a good opportunity for countries like china to rethink its strategy for long term growth slowly moving towards an investment led growth model to the consumption of growth part of this attempt is to correct robel imbalance and i think this is a good opportunity for countries like india and china for instance to usher in reforms sure and much needed reforms to kick start good so for instance in the context of india there's been talk about pushing foreign direct investment multi brand retail we haven't done that in the last few years it's a politically very volatile topic but i think what the finance minister is doing you're saying is that look we're in a position where the external climate facing the country is volatile so this is a good situation for india to push on its domestic reform track agenda to raise growth in the in the medium te

eastern on "the five" coming up tomorrow, appearances from criminal defense attorney remy spencer and fox news national security analyst kt mcfarland. i am liking that music, andy. >> i like it too. it is a little toolish. >> it is in my face. >> speaking of tools it is time for your post game wrap up. >> what is the good, the bad and the god awful? >> it is a collection of movie reviews have i written. there it is. it is over the last like seven years coming out november 8th. >> that's exciting. >> thank you for asking. >> can they pre order it? >> i think they can. if you bring it up again, the graphic ?r -- the graphic? >> let's not push it with the graphic. >> amazon? >> november 8th. >> kurt, every time they put the graphic up, less face time for me. don't like it. pab, what is your son up to? >> well today he was at a horse show and he came in third. so that was fun. >> a horse show? >> a horse show. >> that sounds strange. >> so confused by this. how did he beat the other horses? >> do you want to extrapolate? >> he was riding the horse. is that clear enough? >> i am still not

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and remy joins us with the latest from hong kong. so, not so bad by the close of trading there in tokyo. that's good news. a little glimmer of hope coming out of australia too. we grab what we can. >> that's right, rosemary. market across the region are down by as much as 4% now. let me take you first to the nikkei over in tokyo. it is down as you mentioned about 1.7% there. and this is its fourth straight days of falls. it did cross this 9,000 line barrier today, first time since mid-march after japan's earthquake here. banks and exporters, autos, electronicsmakers, those were taking the index down hard. in hong kong, the hang seng is down about 4% now. it is the biggest loser in the markets now. earlier it traded at a low not seen since last year in may. hsbc is down 7%. bank of china, down about 4%. over on the mainland, the shanghai composite, flirting back and forth. inflation fears are going to stay front and center in the national dialogue over here. and finally down to australia, the ask 200, it did a surprise turn around at

remi? >> paula hancocks, cnn seoul correspondent, thank you. >>> most markets are closing in on the led for a fourth week in a row. nina, investors are looking for good data to cling to, but it seems like there's not much to cling to. >> that's exactly what michael houston was saying from cmc markets. >>> taking a hard look at the closing numbers from thursday's trading session on the new york stock exchange, at the moment futures don't look as though we're seeing any signs of an uptick. those are the figures at the close of trading. as you can see, the nasdaq incurring losses in excess of 5.22%. as i was saying, futures at the moment indicating we may not see too much of a turn-around on this final session of the week. andrew, markets over here and where you are suffering today as well. >>> we're in this negative spiral, bad news feeding on bad news. it's pretty nasty out there. look at that. that's what we're expecting the wall street numbers to look like at the open of the day. the dow d