going up, too, tony. the stocks have been up for eight weeks solidly, so for a few days people were saying will it be the oil spill? will it be greece? what will they pin their hats on that might be a reason to sell stocks so that's what we're seeing, but it is a pretty vigorous sell-off, i would say. >> back to the greece side of the story for a moment. >> sure. >> what are the politics that we're talking about here? is it concern that the greek government won't move forward with the kind of austerity moves that are necessary to bring its house in order? >> that's part of it, but mostly it's the feeling of the 15 nations who were supposed to sign on to help this bailout that maybe not all of them want to do exactly what they're supposed to do. >> and maybe won't ante up? >> yeah. germany is a big, big contrib e contribut contributor. 40 billion of it will come from germany and they're onboard for 40 billion over three years and there are questions about others. i mean, they'll work out the details of this. look, stocks were up first on