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states in world war ii was unfortunate and evil. lieutenant governor sears, this is abrar omeish, commenting on the battle of iwo jima, to take it back from the japanese. >> the thing for us to reflect on as we learn our history and think about it, the days when iwo jima unfortunately happened and set a record for what, hate to say human evil is capable of. that's something just to remember. >> john: the battle was a turning point that saved tens of thousands of u.s. service members lives getting it back from the japanese. what do you say, lieutenant governor, about what she said? >> my heart is heavy because we need leaders who bring people together, they don't divide. we need leaders who will let the wounds, the scabs of the past

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