LONDON — Mandy Patinkin is angry. Not the sort of simmering
frustration he exudes while playing Saul Berenson on "Homeland," but
something far more visceral and candid.
"There's real fear and there's made-up, false
fear, OK?" he said, jabbing his finger. "Real fear is when your house is
on fire, or a bomb's coming through your living room."
The "false fear," he said, is when politicians in America or Europe
say: "You need to be afraid of refugees, and we have to ban all of these
people because they are a threat to our safety."
The 64-year-old sat down to speak with NBC News
Monday after traveling with the International Rescue Committee along one
of Europe's migrant routes.
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