. >> so we can't collect taxes owing from those folks which is what the heart of the rovlin miss of this hearing. its tax collection. one of your bank's former clients who admitted to tax evasion told us about opening an account at credit suisse and he referred to the account holder is quiet one in our report. client one is an american citizen. he opened an account in credit suisse's main bank in zÜrich providing a driver's license as identification so it made it obvious he was an american. he told the subcommittee that the swiss banker expressly told him that a w-9 form which identifies u.s. accounts and most importantly the account being reported to the irs, that banker told client one bed at was, this form was required by the united states but not required by credit suisse to open an account. so he opened the account without the w-9 and used it for light-years so there was no disclosure to the irs. later on the client entered into a voluntary disclosure program. would you agree that this is a pretty stark example of what facilitated tax evasion is? >> yes i believe you are referring i

it does strain credulity to say at this assist systemic rovlin something similar wasn't going on at the other wings. beyond asking missile leaders where they they had, or my sing information did you do in a forensic analysis to test whether that might be the case? >> what i would say is everybody went where the evidence took us. we found that the crux there were four individuals. three other individuals were allowed and -- involved in potentially illegal drug activity. if we would have removed those this incident probably never would have happened so if those individuals would have been of some other face we might be talking about this at another base that but the individuals at the crux of it, three were involved in illegal drug abuse. >> my question there wasn't any further investigation beyond the questioning of the missile leaders. >> everybody has rights so to be able to do that if they would have found information with a link to another base we would have followed that lead but it did not link there. >> elaine with "the new york times." i think what we are all having trouble follo

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