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Oscar winner Tommy Lee Jones talks to the world of Harvard magazine, 02138, about famous people’s opinion and building a fence along Mexico border.

On building a fence along Mexico border: The idea of a fence between El Paso and Brownsville bears all the credibility and seriousness of flying saucers from Mars or leprechauns. Or any manner of malicious, paranoid, superstition.

On non-famous people’s right to democracy: If you’re famous, your voice doesn’t really have any greater right to being heard than (that of) someone who’s not famous. Put it that way. It’s not very democratic.