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that the sis tep is raped in favor of the rich or the powerful or some special nterest. too many americans feel that way right now. that is one of the few regrets of my presidency that the ran core and suspicion between the parties has gotten worse instead of better. i have no doubt a president with the gifts of lincoln or roosevelt might have better bridged the divide. and i guarantee i'll keep trying to be better so long as i hold this office. my fellow americans, this cannot be my task or any president's alone. there are a whole lot of folks in this chamber, good people who would like to see more cooperation. who would like to see a more elevated debate in washington. but feel trapped by the imperatives of getting elected. by the noise coming out of your base. i know. you've told me. the worst kept secret in washington. and a lot of you aren't enjoying being trapped in that kind of rancor. but that means if we want a better politics, and i'm addressing the american people now, if we want a better politics, it's not enough just to change the congressman or change a sen

reveals .intelligence sources or individual intelligence methods without some overwhelming public .nterest at stake host: was there ever a time that you would not publish? marty baron: we felt very comfortable publishing. we had substantial discussions among ourselves about which stories involved public interest. that really is the threshold. is there a public interest at stake? host: how much you involve the publisher, the owner, and who was the owner? marty baron: the washington post 's ceo of the company is donald graham. the publisher was his niece. we afford both that we intended to publish this initial story and subsequent stories, because it has implications for the institution. i could not publish a story like that without letting them know. they signed on. they were aware of what the story was generally about and they were aware that it could have implications for the institution. host: you have been at the washington post for 3 years. baron: yes. bezos is now running. we have an interview talking about what has changed. subscribers500,000 to the washington post and the 700,000 on

barriers which make integration difficult, but germany, talking about the case of germany, what was nteresting is for many, many ears, germany had the ethnic designation of citizenship. n the case of the turkish ommunity there, by definition these people were not eligible for german citizenship. that changed 15 years ago. and so that itself played a role of excluding people from the body politic. at some point i've been maestro that we should go to questions from our wave our nd we can thoughts into the questions, i'm sure. but who would like to put a question? do we have a mic for folks? if you want to, stand up and give your name so you are immortalized. >> i have a question. wondering for a long time arrived from muslim majority countries, some are given all , shelter, and of possibles, opportunities to succeed in the societies but they never some need to have their own, ties of this is understand that society where other people live, where these people were be ing them should respected. it's shyness on the leanof many governments to on the spirit chill leaders, leaders of this immigrants a

i worked when i was secretary of state to make our country safe and have our values and nterests promoted. and i know how to find common ground because i have done it. i think i do believe probably every republican i served with at one time or another sponsored a piece of my legislation. actually when i'm not running for something, they say nice things about me. [laughter] even in the case of mr. trump, they give me money because they think i am so good as a candidate and senator. this is politics. this is all that the goes on. once the election is over, i will work as hard as i can to find that common ground, to get good things to happen for you, for your families, for your country. and make it possible for young people to feel like i felt, that really the american dream was available. you had to work for it. but if you did, you could get ahead and stay ahead. that is what i think about when it comes to my granddaughter. i am the granddaughter of a factory worker. she is the granddaughter of a former president. i think it should not matter. the grandchildren of everybody should have the

where else are you most nterested in the influence of isis taking hold. guest: i'm interest in what's on in the sinai peninsula. not just because of the shipping because one out of every five arabs lives in egypt itself. an incident in july that concerned me and that's when the in a false e call distress call at sea. responded, the frigot was crippled with fire. sea when there's a distress call, any ship nearby that.posed to respond to this is a tactic that will be increasingly in play. it will endanger the u.s. navy. the same time, the alternate to that is when there's a sea, people l at won't rep respond and when we ave migrants drowning en masse as they try to reach europe's shores, if we have the distress are honey traps for terrorist attacks, that's the problem. president obama has a year left. he'll make the state of the next tuesday. what would you like to hear if it.peaks to guest: first, i would like to see him speak to it. more broadly, one of the things about the t realize fight against terrorism, is that in the united states and the havemore b

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