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Consider significant as secretary of state? >> secretary of state? i really can't name anything off the top of my head. >> you want to give me a minute? >> give me a few minute. >> can you think of something she accomplished as secretary of state that impressed you or you think is important? >> no. >> ayman dark, everything you point to say this is a good credential. >> i'd say follow along. >> she's been at a high level in numerous offices for about 25 years now. i mean it's either going to be that or scott walker you know by taking away destroying america's unions and there is just, you know...

Right? well not us as, aamanda found a way to run both sides. >> running a franchise. >> you are your own boss. have you the backing behind you. >> reporter: another navy vet, he was her inspiration. he opened up one of about 4 u. post-net franchises, specialize income mail and and business services, as a retired military officer like ayman dark, he was looking for order and found it in the post-net online pan wal describing how to run the company. >> we are used to having systems in place and following those systems to the letter. ten when you bring a new person in, that person is taught that...

Ramsay says, i never told people they could use my name for this. but as motivational speaker, ramsay will use his own name. yes, to make money, but to inspire, too. and perhaps raise money for ayman dark, gina and michelle as well. this whole thing has been a blessing and a curse for ramsay. he's had to hire a lawyer to protect his name and image. as you know, that costs money. ful he starts this new gig, he remains unemployed. a u.s. army sergeant is ready to admit he shot and killed 16 villagers in afghanistan. coming up in the newsroom, we'll tell you why his lawyers said he'd do it. it ...

Army, he put his skills to work starting his own busy as we saw. a while back, we saw a veteran who fulfilled her dreams by buying into a franchise. >> i grew up so much in the navy. i think it has only helped me now. >> reporter: ayman do crowe thrived in the culture of military life. >> it's not for everyone. i didn't think it was for me initially. it taught me so much. >> reporter: amanda spent her entire career in the navy, where she was told where to go, what to do and when to do it. she loved her job as a special ops parachute rigger. she also had an exhibit (neural streak in her. >> i d...