fear in the political class that we are losing our ability to influence the government. but the deeply care. people are concerned about the future of the nation and concerned that their new wives are discerned. they know the world is a more dangerous place and they want straight talk about real issues. people want to have conversations and of course politics and the policies that pursue dano that this is a complicated and dangerous world but they also know that there

have to be solutions and there are solutions. every single one of the problems can be solved. we have everything we need and the potential of the people of the great nation. i think people have a sense of this quietness but they are not hopeless. they are hopeful. but they want to be reengaged in the political process. >> carly fiorina, thank you very much. [applause] think you enjoy the rest of your conference. [applause] we are going to take a break for

15 minutes. attendance will be taken. [laughter] [inaudible conversations]

it's like if you ask asked me why was i doing this story now it would always be the same it might be funny. things have changed. but back then i was looking for it might be funny. so i thought it might be funny and he was calling himself bin laden in great britain.

we called him up. he is now successful movie director. i said can we spend a year for a quick view and he said okay. then the first thing we did was watch the lion king because that's the only way that he can relax. then he needed to get a collection box. the only ones they had what he's trying it's novelty boxes so i said isn't it funny that you are collecting money for this western corruption and he was like yeah. then we spent a few months

chauffeuring him to the office world because of the special promise and then he was getting some leaflets that said crush the pilot state of israel and a couple feet up [inaudible] and he turned to me and said it's a very sensitive moment. but then he survived with you in my life.

i would like something in return so it was that this country house in birmingham they wouldn't let us in so we had to wait in the parking lot and then he said it's a trading camp and

he said it never discussed my religion but he said [inaudible] and i said to surely it is better than being an atheist and i don't know why i said that because actually i am. then they all surrounded me and asked what it was like to be a jew. then in 1996 and 1997 he said

britain, i think he meant me had woken up to what islamic terrorists actually mean and ever since 2001 they have been implicated. there've been a number of occasions why they've blown themselves up and would have the number. one of the drivers ended up somewhere and now he's in prison in beirut. so a few people have said you

are naïve that this is happening and you are making a kind of comic story that you presented this as a kind of comical story and i guess it happened with the comedy and we were there by luck so i think it's a kind of valuable record of the world being about to change. presidential candidates often release books to introduce themselves to voters and present their views on issues. here's a look at some return by candidate.

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