money. and i think that they saw that as a silver bullet, almost. it hasn't exactly turned out that way, but it is still very much a valid issue and wall street really is not a popular thing to this day in america. >> bain defended its work in a letter to investors saying, in part, 80% of the companies in which it has invested saw revenues grow. this is a letter bain capital sent. 80% of the companies saw revenues grow, is that necessarily good for employees? you can grow revenues by cutting jobs and expenditures being cut, right? >> right. some of the companies didn't work out and mitt romney and his colleagues still made money. i think though that we shouldn't forget that this is wall street. people may not like it, it may not be warm and fuzzy, but the name of the game on wall street is making money. and, you know, obviously it helps in bain's investment that is the companies are success.