more from my exclusive interview with sergio marchionne. >> thanks so much.s are ending for american farmers. farming income is addicted to drop by as much as 22%, the third straight year of the client. american farmers stand to lose about $20 million. that's a huge income loss. with this require further subsidies to support the industry? >> you are right. this is a big loss for american farmers. we did a little digging. for a percentage basis, this is the a guest drop year to year since the great depression. you have to go back to 1932 to see such a decline in farm income. there have been changes and one of those changes is the existence of a federal safety net, i.e. farm subsidies. you see the usda with a 15% of an increase in subsidies to farm owners. the result of the farm bill passed last year. it was based on higher prices than what farmers are getting now. because prices have gone down in inventories are up the taxpayers may see the prices rise. >> what is the impact on gas prices? >> that has actually been a bright spot in reports for agriculture toda

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oil fell for the first time in four days amid speculation that he was supplies -- sergio marchionne beatingue as the guy who is now the ceo of the best-performing car stock. -- beating elon musk. >> he has done a lot of things right. he got chrysler and used their own money to finish the purchase. jeep sales have been on a tear. low gas prices have helped recently. he has been doing his job quite well. >> does this bring back -- >> they have done some amazing things. thethe alpha romero is an incredible car. what they're doing with for re: is enticing to shareholders. -- ferrari. you have to keep them fairly low weird it is an exclusive brand. -- you have to keep them fairly low. it is an exclusive brand. >> greece offering to copper mines on the terms of its bailout with angela merkel who is unmoved by the compromise. wednesday is the day. >> one of those exciting debates. citi saying if greece gets out of the eurozone it will be so awful for the greek people, so tragic for the greek economy that nobody else will ever want to leave the eurozone again. a lot of people today are saying germa

. >> i was talking with sergio marchionne a few days ago and he says he believes this is an area of growth potential for them because they have fallen so far and can only rebound. do you see europe starting to truly pick up now? >> i think it will be gradual. we have made good progress. we have grown our share with our opel and vauxhall brands. we have momentum but it will be slow growth. it is a tough market situation. >> thank you very much. now that business is firing on all cylinders, i hope for me it is 8 cylinders. when i saw the bolt in detroit, it took me a couple of days to warm up to it but now i can really see the utility of it as a city vehicle. it looks pretty cool. >> would you get it in that green? >> i like it better than the orange. >> when we return, shares of cisco up 9% today. the company is coming off a strong earnings report. we will speak to ceo john chambers. >> root greater ginsburg -- ruth gated -- ruth bader ginsburg talks about how americans react to same-sex marriage. ♪ >> welcome back to "market makers." i'm stephanie ruhle. you are going to get the top headli

second-largest bank, on his plans for growth and whether he's concerned about and we hear from sergio marchionne. welcome to "the pulse." i'm francine lacqua. a crossroads for europe. greece and ukraine face critical meetings that will determine their path for the next couple months. let's get straight to our reporter on the ground. the greek prime minister, alexis tsipras, won a vote of congress -- a vote of confidence for his anti-austerity program. now, the tougher task of convincing creditors to a new agreement. germany is showing no sign of backing down from its opposition to the new deal. for more, we are joined by hans nichols. you will be going to brussels later today. what can we expect from the meeting? >> we are going to get the formal presentation from yanis varoufakis on what he wants in terms of a bridge loan. what we expect is 8 billion in increase in the t-bills, and an additional 1.9 billion. let me read you some headlines from the greek papers this morning. one, high taxes will bring recession. another, new taxes for real estate and income. the eurogroup will either point to ag