would you give us peission to take it out? and conklin said, let me tell you, i've been underhese people for five years. you got the opinion do it, you go ahead and do it. kill them all. so we all agreed. anyhow, these dutchmen get in the doorways and they let them have it. they had automatic weapons. and the germans were flying over the wagon li this, backwards. and one of them was about 6'2", 6'3", whatever, blond hair, blue eye, regular airman looking. he had been hit in the shoulder. and he, one of our men brought him up, said we're going to take him for questioning then we'll take him to the medic. we didn't careither way. and anyhow, a little old dutch lady, she, really, she wasn't wide enough to bless herself. she was about 83 years old. she was older than us, we were 18. she asked the german soldier, where did it hurt? the germansoldier, he said, here, there, oh, oh. she had a handbag. and she whoppled him with the handbag. and he said, ahh! ahh! and we were sitting there, we were happy. beat t hell out of him. and sti

and you know, peission to make sh bigets and trades were kind of run up the flag pole to high levels and senior executives at the bank. you know, i don't know mr. diamon knew exactly about what this guy was doing, specifically. but yeah, i don't think we have a rogue trader situation. >> brown: and finally, before this, jamie diamon and the berm, they quite good reputations, right, through the financial crisis, in fact. >> oh definitely. jp more dan is a bank that survived the financial crisis better than most of its peers. the c.e.o. was consided ki of verlain spoken and very sort of true representative of kind of main streets, you know, need for safe banking. i mean jp pore began itself was considered a very, very, you know, skillful risk manager. having gotten out of some of the riskier type of mortgage securities that other banks were doing well into the crisis. so i think this is a big reputational hit for jpmorgan which, you know, and itreates a lot of uncertnty the market place banks. the big question about banks was k we ever really understand was's going on there. and if jpm