What I liked about the speech:
1- The section where he stressed that the citizens of other countries have an obligation/duty to be patriotic to their own countries.  I took this as a recognition that too many people in other countries throw up their hands and say "Hey, why bother fixing things here?  Let's just move to the United States."  - so many of the best and brightest that other countries have produced move away, not helping their homelands in ways that only they can.  {Internally, this is a problem within the U.S., also.  Yes, we have the right to travel and move to other states - but many times, it's to the detriment of the communities being left behind.  Many struggling communities in the Midwest foot the bill for retired public employees who move to places like Estes Park, for example.}

2- The concept that we can better help refugees by keeping them as close to their 'homes' as possible and then actively (shelter/food/medical care) and financially supporting them there.