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Happening over there? >> it's tough. we are in a world economy and everything that happens throughout the world literally we can find a dotted line back to the united states. so everything that happens all over the world does impact us. we can't be buffered from it. we just have to understand it and figure out how we can work with it. a lot of these major events that we've seen happen, egypt, the tsunami in japan, what's going on in greece right now, all of these events are earth shattering in a lot of cases, but they don't necessarily impact us economically. we have to be careful 'cause europ...

Abruptly move into a more normal situation and see a transition of those governments, and then the risk of further con stagen with respect to either kind of disrupting the supply of the oil across the globe, if that all moves through very easily, then i think we can move back to some more normal levels on the oil prices. >> heather: as we wrap you, one last question, the average viewer, person sitting right now watching their tv, how is this going to affect them? >> i think you're going to continue to see pressure at the pump direct every single day and potentially higher prices in other busin...

Debt held by american banks. >> the risk is that you will have a systemic banking collapse in the euro zone. if that happens, quite clearly, that is going to draw in very large financial institutions in the united states. >> analysts fear a con stagen in greek and european finances could create losses for our banks and make lending here even tighter than it is now. they are speculating that greece will need another massive bail-out soon to be truly stabilize. >> bret: thank you. much more in the expanded panel section tonight. oil prices rose slightly after taking a huge dive wednesday over th...

Including $30 billion in greek debt held by american banks. >> the risk is that you will have a systemic banking collapse in the euro zone. if that happens, quite clearly, that is going to draw in very large financial institutions in the united states. >> analysts fear a con stagen in greek and european finances could create losses for our banks and make lending here even tighter than it is now. they are speculating that greece will need another massive bail-out soon to be truly stabilize. >> bret: thank you. much more in the expanded panel section tonight. oil prices rose slightly after takin...