for more, berenberg's christian schulz joins us now.hat's your assessment on when the fed is going to start raising interest rates? the eye-catching change at the very end, we had one dissenter. plosser dissented on the guidance but i think that is very important. rate hike in a april of next year but that is still plenty of time for the committee to discuss and make up their minds. the numbers published during the impact haven't had much on the vote yet but it's a surprise we already have somebody dissenting and that is a hawkish message. plosser couldnk move.r encourage them to >> we may have seen more positive labor data and could extension with the discussion. who knows? was not the one people expected to dissent first. maybe more people will join him next time. tojanet yellen is trying stop us getting overzealous about the improving data and saying at the moment, there is far too much black. -- too much flak. will she suddenly have to shift gears? the increasing inflation rate will start to change sentiment. >> we have growth that

still with us is senior economist at berenberg, christian schulz.were talking about yesterday's market moving espirito santo. have we overreacted? were you looking for an excuse for these markets to come down? like you are reminded of problems we had previously in the eurozone and you look around for where other weak spots could be. that's a natural and good reaction. days, people will find out that we do not have the same problems everywhere. this is probably an isolated case. this is not the first time we've had a banking crisis certainly. >> we have learned a bit. >> we have the asset quality review going on. this is something they can deal >> more worrying for you is the economy. why are german numbers getting worse? is that a russia affect? >> and actual production had 1.8%.own it's the uncertainty we see in some of the leading indicators and current indicators in germany. russia is a big export partner for germany. exports are certainly going down at the moment. it. would have explained >> if it's not the russians, who is to blame? >> people t

andrew schulz, he is a comedian. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. hey, greg, as an outsider, what do you think of the human race? >> why? the red head is dead. back in april x archie comics announced plans to kill off the freckled-faced freak which features grown up versions of the characters. and now we know how. in the issue out this wednesday archie dies taking a bullet meant for his gay friend, kevin. a senator who wants stronger gun control laws in riverdale and the publisher says we hope by showing something so violent can happen to archie we can learn from him. the one comic industry writer worries, the anti-gun message will be too subtle saying the sack sacrifice is not just a moment of heroism, but it is a condemnation of america's lax gun laws. how could this happen? there is only one possible answer. welcome to a brand new edition of "red eye" award-winning segment, only in obama's america. in addition to our regular panelists we have a great group of folks here for our special audience panel. they will be here and chiming in with questio

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