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He doesnt. >> he is a wonderful -- he is a wonderful person. i wish i could be more like that. but, you know, i think part of my fascination with it, as well as why it is in this show is that the show is a celebration of shame. the show is a rejection of insecurity. the monster ball is in essence an exorcism for my fans and for myself where we sort of put everything out on the table and reject it. there is so much in the show about insecurity and struggle. and so many of my fans are really, real...

Time you hear someone say the border is more secure whatever that means. why does the government have to put up signs that i think you took pictures of that says "warning this is a drug smuggling and human smuggling area, be careful. "et cetera, put up by the government. >> greta: north of the border route 8. >> south of route 8. north of our border. you can understand why people who live there would feel this insecurity which is translated, when the rancher was murdered, into anger. john and i ...

Time you hear someone say the border is more secure whatever that means. why does the government have to put up signs that i think you took pictures of that says "warning this is a drug smuggling and human smuggling area, be careful. "et cetera, put up by the government. >> greta: north of the border route 8. >> south of route 8. north of our border. you can understand why people who live there would feel this insecurity which is translated, when the rancher was murdered, into anger. john and i ...

Whether it is a muslim, a christian, its anybody. that sense of insecurity. we all need to work together as a nation to work on bringing back the sense of security that ewe have been missing in this country for a while now. >> mm-hmm. i want to ask arsalan this. weve had several things, muslim americans at the times square, the alleged bomber, the suspect, tearm psychiatrist that we saw at ft. hood, nadal hasan. also a born membman born here, of al qaeda. does people who are born here or are nat...

Did you go, oh, i hope this guy isnt muslim? >> you know, i really hoped -- i remember when the first stories were coming out. people were saying maybe it is a white guy, maybe it is a tea party guy. you think why is anybody attacking new york in the first place? it doesnt matter what the reasons are. you hope it is someone who wont be identified with you. you have to think about the strong racial component of the discussion. 1/3 of all muslims in america are african-american. how many people ar...

Remember when the first stories were coming out. people were saying, oh, maybe its a white guy, maybe its a tea party guy. and you think, well, why is anybody attacking new york in the first place? it doesnt matter what the reasons are. but of course you sort of hope it isnt somebody that will be identified with you. and i think weve got to also think about the strong -- very strong racial component to a lot of the discussion thats going on. you know, 1/3 of all muslims in america are african-am...

Is not an african-american. at the same time, it really upset me in terms of the sense of insecurity that we have as a country right now. what is going to happen next. and whether it is muslim, a christian, it is anybody. it is that sense of insecurity. and we all need to work together as a nation to work on bringing back the sense of security that we have been missing in this country for a while now. >> you know, i want to ask arsalan this. we had several things and it was a muslim american at ...

Give a sense of security to nations and their international relations. the current international milieu seems far more challenging than previous decades. wars, acts of aggression, and above all, the shadow of threat resulting from the stockpiling of nuclear armaments, and even worse, unfair policies applied by a select group of expansionist states have obscured the prospect of international security. these states, communities, largely carry a sense of insecurity as a result. nuclear disarmament ...

Work. do you feel like sitting on top of goldman sachs you understand that human cost? >> i didnt always live on this perch. my -- i grew up in public housing. my dad for most of my life worked for the post office, which was a terrific job to get because you couldnt lose your job. but before he got that job, he had lost his job and i remember one of my earliest memories is my own dad being unemployed and the insecurity i felt. i think about it all the time. first of all, i look in my mirror and ...

One of my earliest memories was my own dad being unemployed and insecurity i felt. >> lets get started. lloyd, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> when you were at the senate committee, did you feel as though the senators understood your business? >> i think there are clearly aspects of our business that are very hard and very arcane and some of those aspects turn out to be critical when you think of some of the different back and forth we had on some issues. of course for someone like ...