individuals go to psychologists in our community who have stepped up and volunteered. you know what? things are working out for these fellows. the problem we're facing is the government's gotten so big, the v.a. has gotten so big, you're a number. you're on a chart. thank you, go home. >> if you're missing an arm or leg, i see your problem. but if you have ptsd and you're not sure what you have and why you feel that way, you keep it to yourself fundamentally. as you cut back the budgets on the military, that's one of the things that gets cut. >> exactly. that's why on a local level, we're advocating local government, step up, help your citizens on a local level. and it works. it works. >> what are some of the questions you would ask if they put you on this case today? >> first of all, there are going to be two questions. one. >> terrorism nexus? i don't know why they dismissed that right away without investigation being complete. if there isn't, there isn't. however, the second question is, what about the mental stability of this soldier? where was he? what was he talking about? what did he see when he was in iraq?