. >> with the help of young students, he laid a wreath at jan beauchamp -- yad vashem.unfathomable of this is the words he chose to describe the holocaust. on the third and final day of his to her, he met with the israeli president, shimon peres. he describes the visit as auspicious. >> you've come to the holy land as a pilgrim. you have paved the road to new piece. god bless you. >> shimon perez and benjamin netanyahu accompanied the pope on his visit to the tomb of her till that herzl. >> as catholics, we have a perspective for the jewish roots. we want to understand them. i hope you choose in this blessed land development interest in our phase and respect our faith as we do theirs. i placed my greatest hope in you. >> francis also visited the temple mount. in keeping with islamic custom, he removed his shoes before entering the mosque. his visit was a clear message of peace. and the hope that it does not fall on deaf ears. class we have been following the tour of the holy land. it is supposed to be a pilgrimage, but it seemed like a push for middle east these. >> the

well, actually zack beauchamp, and not only do you realize life got better, but you say it's largely because of free markets. >> yeah, markets are a big part of the story. the reason they are is they spark innovation. way back in the 17th century people started ideas about science and reason and research and led to the medicines and sciences about the great remedies for diseases that killed millions and millions of people young earlier. markets are one important way we distributed the diseases and got the benefits of the diseases to a large number of people around the world. john: so many wanted to make a profit curing people? >> in part, markets and people worked in tandem. poorer people and wealthier people alike. john: so it's so obvious to me, and you got it, why didn' your colleagues at think progress get it? >> they do. modern liberals and conservatives agree that markets are good and should have market systems. >> wait, i'm looking, you left think progress, but on the site, nine reasons why 2013 was not the best year in history. school closing, shutting the doors on black and

the people of also won this award like john beauchamp, that's pretty incredible cast of characters. thank you again. logan beirne is the author of "blood of tyrants." this is church rushing to him in the forging president be. part has denied this morning from the pull the military better symposium. we'll take a final break in the morning and we will be right back to rack up after this. >> would have a bag of coffee, right? i loved your book. the one thing i didn't tell you, which i should have. your writing is so smooth. i whispered in the senate was like i really pride myself on writing -- there's no choppiness and what you write at all. >> thank you. i worked really hard on the flow. thank you for saying