Hello. This is Hillary Clinton. I want to thank you for letting me speak with you about an issue that is central to our childrens future and critical in our fight to restore this nations economy, solving our Nations Health care crisis. There is no prescription or role model or cookbook for being first lady. The future is created every day. The future is not something that is out there waiting to happen to us. The future is something that we make. Well, i have said, and i believe, that theres a good possibility that sometime in the next 20 years we will have a woman president. Hillary clinton logged many firsts in her role as first lady. Political partners since law school, the clintons survived scandals and even the impeachment of president bill clinton. As she considers another bid for the white house herself, Hillary Clintons story is still being written. Good evening and welcome to cspans year long series first ladies influence and image. Well tell you the story of Hillary Clinton.
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Dc covering the trial of Timothy Mcveigh in denver. And one of the lead prosecutors from that horrible event that has stayed with me that also in a pleasant way in the aftermath. Starting with journalism this is an example of a wonderful career in journalism and done the right way with its sense of meaning. So you write in your book that the dividing line that matters now is the one between journalism and junk. Never before in Human History has more information been available and for the first time never in their history has Bad Information been available to poor people. So much of what we see on the internet is cast by foreign hostile governments and cynical politicians to bend and change american opinion. I ask myself the question what is the fastest way to destroy democracy . War . Terrorism . Another Great Depression . I dont think so the fastest way to destroy a democracy is to poison the information. Thats exactly what we are seeing right now. And thats where people like you and
This is such a wonderful beautiful country. I love america as you do with all of my heart and i hope we will be able to move from the cynicism that we see particularly in washington today to move back into an age of optimism for a new american century. These have been difficult times particularly with regard to terrorism and war and it is my hope that our young people who are coming up today are going to be able to put all of those things behind them and move them into a brighter future. And yet the lesson that you write about and covered at the time in great detail in iraq, in afghanistan and then your interview with the former director of the cia, george tenet speaks to an enormous challenge which is how do governments and societys respond to fear when they are afraid. We were afraid after the Oklahoma City bombing in ways that many people dont remember, this attack, heartland and more people remember how the country felt, the fear people felt after 9 11. Your interview for 60 minute