thank you, ziad. hi, everyone. how are you? let me play a couple things about myself so you get an idea of our stand in life. number one, ziad agent on a capitalist evangelist that i am. imagine them in 1%. i'm at the bottom of the 1% a working hard everyday to get towards the top. i'm an s. o. b., son of a butcher and always will be. i will always be the son of a butcher and the grandson of a butcher and a second generation american. i think like middle-class sons of butchers and a butcher's. i'm also the founder of aarp, americans against rotten politicians. i think that's probably my proudest title. i'm a home school debt. i'm a maverick and a contrary and. and some who realized that you have to have on alternative way to educate your children, whether it's charter school, private school, homeschool, catholic school, parochial school, whatever it may be. try something different. my wife and i decided to do home schooling. i might have the best home school story in history of america. my daughter is 22 inches graduate one mon

i'm unconvinced, as ziad said, this is not a republican or democratic event. i'm an equal opportunity offender. i'm not convinced the republican president would have a chance to turn it around or save it. but i think they could if they're willing to go radical, if they're willing to think out of the box, if they're willing to do something revolutionary. let me give you a few of my ideas. they are, in fact, revolutionary but they will work. ima commonsense, son of the butcher businessmen. first of all i mentioned reagan took the worst economy in our history since 1929 and turned it around in only two years and created 20 million jobs and did it with a crazy idea, cutting taxes and have in the middle of a depression. same idea by the way that worked in canada in the 1990s. they cut both taxes and spending radically in the middle of a major recession and turned it into a boom economy that has lasted 15 years. how did they cut spending? an idea i would do tomorrow. they fired 25% of all government employees. right off the bat, goodbye, 25% of government employees.

here a stand is the pakistani province bordering afghanistan a location that proves to be its curse ziad persuaded these tribal chiefs to come and testify about their morning to these americans who is bombs and missiles they fear every day what are those who were killed in this strike so march two thousand and eleven that strike there were about fifty. people reported killed all civilians and the larger number of people killed was dr elders which is odd opens the dialogue and translates for both parties dispute but the cultural divide remains obvious because doing this we would be for you just business secondly they're quite intimidated by the cameras and so many customers and so many women as well that's why there's no like on her please avoid eye contact and just start really with introduction when i think we should play like. i don't. know you have like like an eigenvalue look at them but there will be a whiting i going back there but because this is a. tribal real showing respect to women than to keep their eyes nor. the first reason that i came here is to offer my apologies as a cit

among them, english teacher ziad mohammed who unlike most returnees here actually brought his family described what happened when islamic state force forces-- began shelling the town and then moved in. >> they are attacking, you see people the town empty, maybe the people you see here, the people come-- . >> warner: why did you come back? >> because you see, my building. and i like my space, if there is another attacking, shelling. but i don't fear for isil but maybe i fear for my children, for my wife. >> warner: most internally displaced iraqis have decide the risk is too high to go home. tens of thousands are in the irbil area, camping out wherever they canind shelter. like these 200 families from mosul parked temporarily in abandoned storefronts. >> i wish i could die now. >> warner: this woman living with her family in a relative's outbuilding in irbil escaped the isis onslaught on her tiny village on the outskirts, and despite the retaking of mahmour she's too afraid to return. >> if the situation remains like now, no. where can i go back to. we don't feel safe. we are afraid t