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Technology. $800 million for human tear why assistance. almost 3,000 new border agents. and 75 new immigration judges. the president described in clear and direct language the human crises ranging from 300 of our children dying every week from heroin. 90% of which comes to those poorest mexican borders. now young people can seek asylum in their country without traveling with those dangerous human traffickers and coyotes. he talked about wham of us in law enforcement already know. parents give their daughters birth control pills, knowing full well their daughters will be raped along this danger...

People and how it will hurt people. he's seen the security risk. >> can he shift from profits to people seamlessly? that's what he's worried about now, his deals, not people. >> no, he's always been about people. you have to look out for the safety and security of your people. >> you're talking about your employees. he goes to places that have oil, not that have human crises. he's not a humanitarian. he's a businessman. that's what he is. >> people are people. you're going to stand up and look out for people wherever you are, talking about the safety and security, making sure people are okay. ...

>> but they do want the american people as always respond to human crises. again -- >> when you see children sitting barefoot in the dirt. >> if you follow them on social media, there are activist groups that want to see the u.s. government do more. there are many things we can do short of military action. help build better refugee camps. >> quickly, bobby, it's september, is anything going to stop these scenes from happening? >> it's going to get worse when the weather gets bad. imagine having to live in those refugee camps in lebanon and jordan, in turkey in the middle of winter. there are g...

Polar bear. it's not necessarily the child or the elderly person affected by the blackouts who will suffer health consequences from the environment. i think it's in terms of bigger, public opinion, putting a different face on it. not showing fields and animals, that's part of it, but the person in the store or the person across the tracks from you. >> if the answer to where the trash goes is into my grandma's landfill in her backyard, that helps to make these things tangible. i want to be clear, it's not that i don't care about polar bears, but it feels easy to put that thing off because we ar...