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He said, "We can live with a black eye, but two black eyes and a broken nose is too much." But that is exactly what these capital levels are gonna require to do so.

He said that in a, in a magazine I'm sure you look on a regular basis, the Neue Zürcher Zeitung.

Morgan, back to you.

All right.

Ähm, klang nach einer Aluhut-Theorie.

Jetzt kam's in der NZZ und, äh, im Blick und was weiß ich überall.

Also dahingehend, ähm, das passt perfekt in dieses Fourth Turning.

Ich kann's nur empfehlen.

And last year his office was even fuller.

Um, journalists from the Neue Zürcher Zeitung went to his office last year.

But that cup-

Yeah

It's the best result for a far-right German party since the Second World War.

To unpick this further, I'm joined now from Berlin by Florian Eder, the editor of the Neue Zürcher Zeitung in Germany, and here in the studio by our senior news editor, Chris Chermak.

Good afternoon to you both.

Hello.

OK, we have to wrap things up there.

Thank you very much, Florian and Chris.

From Berlin, we had Florian Eder, the editor of the Neue Zürcher Zeitung in Germany, and our senior news editor, Chris Chermak, was with me here in the studio.

Now here's Anita Ryota with the day's other news headlines.

But pretty much all the rest of the right party of the Switzerland, together with the army together with the bank sector together with the business association and so on and so on they are standing on their side so this argument it's really really no sense they just copy and paste the propaganda of the of the atlantic media like the nzz and so on uh

Yeah, and, you know, we also, I mean, in our mainstream media, the Neue Zürcher Zeitung, the NZZ, our version of the New York Times, or, well, the NZZ is downstream New York Times, right? I mean, the Germans get it from the New York Times and then the Swiss get it from the Germans.

So it's like, but it's the same kind of mentality.

They usually carry around nine articles against this initiative.