A man messed up the order of stoning the pillars and did not perform the tawaf of ifadhah; what is required of him?

The questioner : He says: We are asking about a man who performed Hajj last year. He stoned on the first day, shaved his head, and exited the state of ihram. Then he came on the second day and stoned the middle pillar and the small pillar together with fourteen pebbles, because he was busy with a government security matter. He also interpreted the verse , and likewise he did not perform the tawaf out of laziness, knowing that he is from the people of Makkah. The first day he stoned, shaved, and exited the state of ihram.

The Shaykh : Did he perform the tawaf of ifadhah or not? Okay, he came in the second group and stoned the middle and the small pillar, meaning he started with the middle one, so he messed up the order. Okay, what does "together" mean? Does it mean he combined the two days into one? He did it in one day, but did he stone on the eleventh and the twelfth? Just that and he left? Okay, if that is the case, a sacrificial animal is required of him. First, because he left the order, and second, because he left the stoning of the pillars on the day, on the day, right?
Be patient, my man. A sacrificial animal is required of him for the stoning. As for the tawaf, and it is the tawaf of ifadhah, tell him that he is still in the state of his remaining ihram. Meaning, he performed the first exit from ihram, but now he has not performed the second exit from ihram. So he must avoid his wife, and he must go to Makkah. He must go to Makkah, then...
...he must enter the state of ihram for 'Umrah from the miqat, and perform tawaf and sa'y, and shorten his hair, then perform the tawaf of ifadhah. Also, he should fear Allah. How is it that for ten months you have not asked about your religion?