mr. forrester. >> eric: are you sure?teo: she's looking for her son. >> eric: why would she think wyatt's up there? >> mateo: i saw his car turn in her driveway hours ago. >> eric: ah. and you told quinn that's where wyatt was? he's been there for hours now.

mrs. eric forrester -- me. i will be... forever. >> sheila: eric, would you tell her that you know about her affair with mateo? say something, please! oh, mateo. thank god you're here. you need to tell eric.

forrest. sword'ses from mr. book. he ultimately was a tragic failure, a sympathetic soldier whose ambitions totally outstripped his abilities. he was a advocate of outmoded concepts. always prone to blame others and unable to admit his mistake to the bitter and -- end he never understood his failures. he admonished a group of aging iterans but as i understand war means fighting and fight means kill. admonishing but he was speaking into the army of veterans association and they were using his referral of forest as part of this eloquent praise of him. bookit comes across in a 150 years later that he was admonishing a group of aging veterans. he had been invited to the aging veterans meeting. of how you have to be careful with how things are portrayed. here is another one. by the way, i hear these things all the time. you all may not. some of you may. it is also an books -- maybe i will get some nodding here. at the battle of ezra church which was the third of the four battles around atlanta. a story thatosedly goes afte

mr. stewart forrest. [ applause ] >> good afternoon. thank you chairman royce and to the hudson institute. as you will notice very quickly, i'm not an expert in any of the subject matter today. i'm here as an unofficial representative of a group that no one ever wants to be a part of, families of victims of terror. we lost taylor in a palestinian terror attack in israel about a year and a half ago. we immediately became members of that horrific club. he was a west point grad and two combat tours in iraq and afghanistan and brought his troops home safely from both tours. completed army commitment, went back to school and was a grad school and was on spring trip to israel when the attack occurred. purpose of this conference, i believe, is to get a better understanding of the big picture, how terrorism in all its forms and facets comes together. in my experience i have always been concerned with a small corner of the big picture, just taking care of smaller items and not worrying about understanding how everything works. over the past year