bill blass said, unthinkable not to be in the army. most hated the army but were extremely patriotic signed up in droves and expected to be able to do something more interesting than what they wound up doing for about a year. which was learning how to erect these flat tops over guns. basically four posts and a big camouflage net garland with camouflage material to hide a gun or tank or what have you. and they had expected to be able to use their brains and design expertise, which many wound up doing, of course, because the mission change sewed much. the sonic troops largely gotten through the training program places like the university of chicago, grinnell college and so on. then the officers mainly were west point cadre. the best and said, you're in charge, and then some others, salted in regular non-comes, old crusty army regulars. they all have stories of those guys. you might imagine. some of which made it into the book. yes? >> there's heavy camouflage that was done on the aircraft -- from california. made the villages and towns a

unless you're a blass cyst, they won't care about you. >> stephanie: i love that word. exaggeration. they would gut things that we've always believed were at the core of making america great. >> stephanie: cha. can i speak for many of us when i say cha. >> cha. >> stephanie: thank you. republicans are going crazy about. u.s. will have the highest statutory corporate tax rate in the world following a scheduled cut in japan's corporate tax. while the u.s. has a high statutory corporate rate, u.s. corporations actually play incredibly low taxes due to loopholes, credits, deductions in the tax code and the use of overseas tax havens. mitt. >> ignore the loopholes. >> taxes for liberal bias. >> stephanie: fell to a 40-year low of 12.1% in fiscal 2011. >> shh. >> stephanie: warren buffett has said it a myth that u.s. corporate taxes are high. they're not strangling american competitiveness. >> he owns a few companies. he would know. >> stephanie: who is this? i think progress points out. it is theoretically possible to lower the tax rate while raising revenue by closing looph