somewhere in the middle east. >> anyway, go ahead, ari. >> how did your sources react to the book? >> most of them are not shocked about the findings. you know, my banking friends, some of them disagree with certain parts of it. but overall, i don't think there's anyone that realizes we really have not fixed the banking issue, the problem. >> it's got to mean something when mike mayo, who used to -- mike mayo, who was really, certainly when i was a financial reporter at bloomberg, whatever, i guess it was ten years ago, maybe the most influential banking analyst on wall street, would you not say? certainly two or three of them. one of the smartest, most respected. mike mayo really was the gold standard for the narrative on the financial industry. and when mike mayo comes out with a book, which he has, which has a similar narrative to what you have in "zombie banks," a similar narrative to "greedy bastard$!" and all the other books that are addressing this, it has to mean something.