mr. kahn is an american citizen who, thanks to the obama administration and the united states government, has been wrongfully held for over a year and a half in pakistan prisons without indictment for a specific crime or trial. this is hamash kahn's story. he's lived in america since he was 10 years old. he earned a bachelor's and two masters degree from georgia southern university, following graduation, mr. kahn worked for citibank in pakistan. in 2003 the musharraf government had him lead the bank. unfortunately, the musharraf government fell in 2008. as is often is the case in the world, a new government regime means that appointees of the last regime has trouble. in kahn's case, the new government issued an arrest warrant on suspicion of corruption and corrupt practices. let me emphasize that point. . on suspicion of corruption and corrupt practices. fearing reprisals, he feared pakistan for his home, america. thereafter, pakistan sought extradition of mr. kahn pursuant to the arrest warra

. ♪ >> mr. kahn cain finished a g.o.p. debate.ight's debate topic, your job, if you are lucky enough to have one. it was held near detroit, a city whose september unemployment rate is a gasping 26.6%. and italy's crisis is shaping up big time. and the dow dropped 400 points. what would he do if he were president? mr. cain is here from michigan. >> hello, greta. it's a pleasure to be with you. >> tonight, sir, speaker gingrich said that he would fire ben bernanke and audit the federal reserve. in the 1990s, you were the board of directors on the kansas city federal reserve. i am curious whether you agree with him that hee we should audit the federal reserve and dump ben bernanke and the role of the federal reserve in our economy and monetary policy? >> two out of three -- yes, i would fire ben bernanke. i would also audit the federal reserve because there has been some bookkeeping going on that i don't think the public knows about in terms of where the t.a.r.p. money went in, who got bailed out. that's the reason for the audit. in