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President Obama Has A Question For His Successor
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December 28, 2015
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2:45Now PlayingThis clip is part of a wideranging, yearend interview with NPR, in which the president says he makes "no apologies" for going after ISIS "appropriately and in a way that is consistent with American values." The interview comes as Obama's strategy to fight terror is receiving low approval from the public and fierce criticism from the right for not being more forceful. The president also discusses his concern that campus activists aren't hearing other points of view, the legacy of his climate deal and why he feels Donald Trump is "exploiting" the anger and fear of some American voters. See full video here
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