david: daisuke, what i want to get into is his mood.he seem beaten down by this perception or is he facing it head on? >> no, i think it is optimistic. this is my first time talking to him, so it is hard for me 20-gauge if there's been a change in the mood. he seeps optimistic. he seems like he was saying he is happy where the company is. he talked about how they are doing a lot in emerging markets and how they're growing in that area. he talked about a lot of kind of one-off headwind they had during the quarter. you know, the weak, the strong dollar hurt them in a lot of overseas sales. you know, i thinks the iphone still has a lot of growth ahead of it. to me seemed optimistic. i don't know, what he seems like every day but today he came across as optimistic. liz: well, okay. now what? what does apple need to do, and what about, did he give you any insight into apple tv or some type of dramatic product rollout that is coming up? >> yeah, he didn't. this is, you know, this is apple's mo, right? they're not going to preannounce somethin

just two ties daisuke ago -- days ago, it's discovered in an l.a. v.a. colin pick, the staff destroyed the records of thousands of people so when they do the metric on how far behind, we can't measure it. or the fact that 82 veterans last year died of carcinomas through delayed diagnose it's because they couldn't get a diagnostic procedure like a colonoscopy. or the fact that we have all these veterans that cannot access mental health care and we see the suicide rate unacceptable to say the least. so we have a bill on the floor that massively -- and that is a small word for what this bill does -- massively expands the authority and the ability of the v.a. to offer care to another 14,000 -- 14 million, pardon me -- veterans. from six million to 20 million. on a system today that can't keep up, we have 600,000 people waiting for a disability determination, we're not having oversight hearings on that. we're not having oversight hearings on south carolina v.a. hospital where people are dying through malpractice like crazy. we're not having the oversight hear