>> that spirit of innovation created the tried and untried comes from where?> i think just being entrepreneurial. i have always been curious about things. i always wanted to see things that others don't see. >> thirdly, revive expectations upward. >> i have high expectations for myself and everyone i work with. i try to convince people they can do more than what they think they can do. >> take risk. >> you have to take risks. you can't be risk averse. if you don't take risks you don't have rewards. >> what have you learned about how to calculate motivation? >> well, you never want to say -- you want to know what happens that doesn't work out. >> be restless. >> i have never -- i'm never satisfied. i always want to make things better. whatever i'm involved in. whether it is the business, or whether it is k through 12 education, reform or whether it is scientific research. >> i assume you have been in that situation you have to accept this particular project, a, b, or c and as restless as i am about this, this is the best i can do on this. how do you come to tha

at the time with sim gregs continuing to be a central issue flood of untry, this children and unacompanied minors of become the center point the whole debate. i wish i could separate the two, impossible right now. but, no. i still think that the issue of violence and fear continues to be the central oint behind that law and it's not out dated. this probably would be more it was then. than is the key part of it. deportation ng off of these children further their argument and compliment that whenever it comes into the house on immigration. debate debate or claim and accusation that anything we do around reform whether it's a past wave or following xistiexist these childrenth i think it's a red herring on this whole discussion. issueis a process and the of amnesty, the senate bill, in y proposal that we made the house, does not deal with granting of amnesty. he '86 experience under reagan taught us that that was a lanket policy of that nature has consequences way beyond that time. now it even effects this time. i don't think the amnesty issue is part of it but certainly will be the accusation

neil was on the other side of time untry at the attending a conference in los a test pilot meeting. and he said that his feeling at great.e was that's because it meant that suddenly was going to tes going tond his goal of the moon was enormously raised that day. in fact, others have said that speculated that if it hasn't happened, sputnik had not launched and we haven't been embarrassed by that, the not have program might come to fruition. there wouldn't have been that drive that president kennedy said before congress and university in 1961. that we would do it, we would because e moon, not it's easy or hard, and that we would do it by the end of the decade. so i think everybody involved in the day program felt of sputnik was probably one of important for all of us. i would like to just read a little bit. the -- there's a generation now i think that are not too impressed by going to the moon r even going to mars because they're convinced that people have already flown at warp speed things so far ofond that that this is kind small change. to go back to 1969 and take a look at the kin

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--untry makes about going t we are not partisan like we were in lincoln stein. -- lincoln's time. >> one of the most frustrating things will be when you can get the response back from the white house on the story. i will have five or six sources highly placed but not in the administration who are explaining to me, here is what is going on but i need the white house's in put. increasingly the obama white house has become so brittle and so controlling of the message that people are afraid to respond to me. sometimes the most i can get back is a boilerplate one paragraph. oft does not tell their side the story are how they came to decide on this policy. i end up cutting frustrated because i realized by their choice, i've only told one side of the story. now, i just wanted to say when war started i was a middle east correspondent based in israel. so i did not get to see the in up in washington, d.c. decision-making process. you could see from the way the inspectors were getting turned away from the sites they were trying to visit, the nuclear inspectors. and the tension in the iraqi gove

they opt for .oluntary removal they're also told that they won't be prosecuted for crossing illegally,untry won't be deported, no harm, no foul. and then they are returned into the mexican child welfare authorities. so they are not just dropped off stop somewhere or something like that. this was determined in the law. it was something that they put a especially for in mexico -- there's also -- canada also counts in this one but crosses the border in canada. so essentially work with the mexican governments. those sameve agreements with any of the other countries in central america. i think there's some effort to try to work with those countries. we at this point if it wanted to -- the law doesn't even allow for this country to offer this option of voluntary removal to the people from are mexico.of that's the explanation of how this happened. confusing.le why are mexican kids treated differently than other kids? and you heardtes, this from the minority leader, nancy pelosi, say this never should have been the case in the place. all minors who come across the needr are vulnerable and an immigr

they opt for .oluntary removal they're also told that they won't be prosecuted for crossing illegally,untry won't be deported, no harm, no foul. and then they are returned into the mexican child welfare authorities. so they are not just dropped off stop somewhere or something like that. this was determined in the law. it was something that they put a especially for in mexico -- there's also -- canada also counts in this one but crosses the border in canada. so essentially work with the mexican governments. those sameve agreements with any of the other countries in central america. i think there's some effort to try to work with those countries. we at this point if it wanted to -- the law doesn't even allow for this country to offer this option of voluntary removal to the people from are mexico.of that's the explanation of how this happened. confusing.le why are mexican kids treated differently than other kids? and you heardtes, this from the minority leader, nancy pelosi, say this never should have been the case in the place. all minors who come across the needr are vulnerable and an immigr