walter issacson, president and ceo of the aspen institute. walter, thank you for being with us today. >> good to be with you, becky. >> what do you think? is this good business or greed? >> balance the question whether a corporation is supposed to be focused only on the short term return to the shareholder or whether the corporation has other stake holders, you know, to do things for its own long term advantage and for stake holders like the people in the communities where they live. we've always had that debate. it's got to be a balance. the problem is with a 39% corporate tax rate and $150 million made eachi ieyear like one you talked about, the balance tips and they move overseas. take away the perverse incentive in the tax code that allows these things to happen. >> i agree completely. it's law of physics, capitals go where best treated. maybe capitals stick around where rates are marginally lower, but it's 39% tax to 12% with ireland. how did we get this far out of whack? >> what's whacky is we have a 39% corporate tax base, but corporati