PS: Why did you name the book In the Country We Love?
DG: Because it is the country that we love. My parents fought so hard to be here. Even now, they regard the US as their home, as where they want to be. And even me, I love it. I love being an American. That represents a lot to me. I love our values. I care a lot about this country and the direction it's going. I care a lot about some of the issues that we deal with. I care deeply. I'm an American through and through. I love my country despite some of the difficulties that we face as a nation and some of our societal woes. I still respect it greatly. I do think that this is the land of opportunity. It's given me an opportunity. It gave my parents an opportunity. We love it, and we want to be here together. We have no ill will toward America, and that's why it's the country that we love.
