member of the military needs to update security clearance, they must self-report counseling around thayer sexual assault and do not have to report counseling for combat related issues, grieve for family matters. is that true, mr. taylor? >> it generally is true. a squishing 21. there are different interpretations, but generally that's accurate. i think there are serious issues with what question 21 and i would just like to say that the issues are not limited to those who are receiving the care that we want them to receive. that's true whether the need for curiouser result of sexual assault or something else. i'm concerned about question 21 and would like to see some action on it. >> i think we need to take a look at that. if you're looking at someone's mental health, what you are saying is if your mental health issues come from combat for a problem in your family, that doesn't impact security clearance. but if he's bad is rape the government does. i can't imagine any of you agree with that outcome. does anybody think that is right or fair? okay, so be sure among us know if you have a prob

i'm wyck thayer, chairman of the susan ross foundation. wink. wyck. wyck.ou know the rosses had considerable monies. well, i know they have some monies. they had more than some monies, many, many monies. and they planned to give a sizable portion of their estate to you and susan after the wedding. so if susan and i had-- i mean, if the envelopes hadn't, uh-- then we-- yes. and now? not. it's all been endowed to the foundation, even this townhouse. this townhouse? yes. this would have been your wedding gift. and now? not. not. also endowed. george... i know how much susan meant to you. this can't be easy. you know, it really can't. so who broke it off? that's the thing. it was completely mutual. oh, come on. everybody knows there's no such thing as a mutual breakup. tell me the truth. i am. it was the world's first. you know, when i heard you got engaged, i thought maybe you'd matured, but obviously there's no growth here. well, i can't argue with that, but the fact remains... i was completely... mulva! [telephone rings] [doorknob rattling] [ring] [ring] hel

. >> let us bring in charlie and director of research with ariel investments as well as gary thayer,dvisers. gary, first to you. does this change your overall view on the u.s. stock market? >> no, it doesn't really. we've seen a lot of bad news out of europe over the past couple of years and despite these periods where we get the bad news our economy is holding up very well in that period, and i think investors here in the u.s. who assume the worst-case scenarios because of what they've heard in europe haven't really been rewarded and instead it's been better to focus what good is happening here rather than the bad things that are happening in europe. >> you know, charlie, we look at banks and we're talking about the big ones in cypress and bank of cyprus popular and what about the fear for the bigger banks in europe? is there a risk to deutsche bank? is there a fear, really that all of a sudden the eu will impose these kinds of restrictions and taxes on the european banks in your mind? >> probably not, i'm russian, by the view, and we've always viewed that sign us have where we send

it thayer. but they squabble about is how much is fake and how much is okay? of course there's no safe level it's hard to prove a direct link. that's always been the problem. >> we're almost at the top of the hour. neither of you have a question for bill? will take the question for bill, our last question today in other questions you cannot skip the book signing. >> i am born and raised third-generation. my grandma died of pancreatic cancer. my mom died six years ago but pancreatic cancer and my dad died in january of colon cancer. i covered that good. i live in tucson, but we always said there is arsenic. .. let's have a big show of applause. [applause] [inaudible conversations] we are watching book tv on c-span2 this is live coverage tucson festival of books. that was kristen iversen and author bill carter talking about their books on the environment the copper industry and the rocky mountain flax nuclear weapons facility. we will be back in 30 minutes at the gallagher theater on the campus of the university of arizona with the co-authors of last water on th