So you're not optimistic, not only that the leadership in Greece will deliver the correct message to the public, but that they will actually be willing to undertake the reforms, and haven't been to date, that are going to be necessary in order to stay in the eurozone?
Jeanne Shaheen: “So you're not optimistic, not only that the leadership in Greece will deliver the correct message to the public, but…”
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Shaheen questions the Greek leadership's willingness to implement necessary reforms.
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