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With that fear. >> part of that 10 million people who didnt get that. >> reporter: she missed the time to be eligible. she came at 16, too old to qualify. shes an example of a system too young to help. >> that rage and that fear and that insecurity that people are feeling now because daca might get repealed is the same fear and rage they have been feeling for decades. >> reporter: as for whether they think congress can clear up the mess and come up with a new immigration system that is fair, any...

>> "my so-called life" was your actual life. and the idea that everyone in high school is a misfit, that you have this deep insecurity about who youre supposed to be. >> you know how sometimes last thing you said echos in your brain and i keep sounding stupider? and you have to say something else just to make it stop. >> oh, i just remembered. i owe you $30. >> "my so-called life" was not necessarily the show the cheerleader or captain of the football team were watching. they were watching "9021...

But you are saying short of regime change there is nothing that china can do to rein in the north korean regime, right? >> i think that the chinese view is that the north korea issue is not simply of north korean provocation. beijing believes and they are not allow that part of what is driving north korea is a sense of profound insecurity and fear of the united states and that ultimately, addressing the issues between pyongyang and washington is the key to unlocking this and that absent meaningf...

Major insecurity, it could be your lifes work. as long as there is a toxic doctrine, that work will never end. kimberly, we always end up in the second day of a terror attack coverage, there always is the arguments between freedom and security as if these are polar opposites. and i always maintain that is a fallacy, they are siblings paid one complements the other. i want to head the debate off today. >> kimberly: yes, not two binary choices. not black and white. there has to be a blend. and in ...

Given his insecurity about the election, at that he lost the popular vote. he references it in almost every tweet imaginable. >> cant stop. cant stop. >> heres whats amazing and we wont suggest that donald trump is disconnected from reality, would never do that. at least the people we respect told us not to do that. but its very interesting. viewing this "new york times" article, youve got the leaders of the united states military saying what happened was horrific. youve got the leaders of ameri...

Together. finally, we have to deal with issues of culture in america and american identity and broaden american identity so that we actually address the founding ideals of our country, breathe life into them, and make this a country for everyone who lives here and deconstruct the issue of -- and the myth of american supremacy and entitlement that led to what happened yesterday. what makes america great is also something thats quite fragile. it is the american idea of individual rights and libert...

Stop feeling so scared that their world is being overwhelmed? i mean because it does seem to me this comes from a kind of insecurity and paranoia that they are being overrun in a country in which, still 75% white, dominated in almost every respect. i think of the republicans who control the white house. both houses of congress. the supreme court. and almost two-thirds of the state legislature acting as if they are in some way a kind of besieged minority. >> well, there will always be an extremis...

Of this region, because i think a lot of people, gordon, dont understand sort of why north korea behaves this way. you see the neighborhood that theyre in. can you just very briefly explain to us what is the source of this constant insecurity and these constant threats that the north korean regime issues? not the just kim jong-un. his father did the same thing. >> i think the important thing here is the core legitimacy of the kim regime going back to 1948 when it it was founded was really to rul...

I mean, if you were to try to device a scenario in which north korea would click ever more fiercely and ferociousel to its nuclear womens, donald trump has written it. what you really need now is a very careful strategy of containment of deterrence and then maybe a human rights push, a push towards negotiations, but how can we do any of that? we dont have an ambassador in south korea. we dont have an as ant secretary of state for asian affairs. we dont have an as antd secretary of state for huma...

United states seems erratic, paranoid, aggressive and hostile toward you. i mean, if you were to try to devise a scenario in which north korea would cling ever more fiercely and ferociously to its nuclear weapons, donald trump has written it. what you really need now is a very careful strategy of containment of deterrence and then maybe a human rights push, a push towards negotiations, but how can we do any of that? we dont have an ambassador in south korea. we dont have an assistant secretary o...