my mom's family is pretty much white anglo-saxon and my dad never taught me or my sister spanish, as we go to family dinner ends like you can't even communicate with your family. and he felt for him the focus groups and it up being an opportunity for him to learn something about himself and also to express this because i don't think he ever expressed this point of view before. i'm going to stop there because i think my time is up, but of course there are many more. everything is in the report and i would be happy to talk about the report and to answer questions. thank you. >> we are going to move on now to john. >> i'm going to pull the camera back a little bit so to speak. and talk about immigrants as a whole, not just children of immigrants and not just hispanic immigrants, but about a study that we did that public agenda with support from the carnegie corporation. in 2009 called a place to call home. in this study, we interviewed over even hundred immigrants around the country from all different countries of origin. we did a sample of saw patients and middle easterners, so we were

the conservatives -- in both england and the united states, and we inherited the anglo-saxon view of dealing with the poor or the problem with poverty. they are completely related and both of them want to undo the so-called welfare system. because they don't like to pay taxes. and they are not paying that much in taxes anyway. host: keynes who?, your avoids his approach. -- europe avoids his approach. the caller also talk about it ecological deal and we will come back to that in a minute. -- ideological zeal. margaret thatcher just celebrating her birthday -- has mr. birthday because of a fluke. anthony, could you hit the volume on your tv. we've got feedback. all right, sorry, we are going to have to move on. san jose, james, independent line. caller: good morning. i just wanted to avoid some of the simplistic characterization is -- characterization's. of course the british are correct saying you have to make some tough choices. but not talking about medicare, social security, and the military. i am a fiscal conservative with maybe socially liberal values. i do like having a strong