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Hillary Clinton Talks Hot Topics

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Your husband said recently that at one point and I don't know when this happened, you said that you would not (         ) for president
because you thought you were too (         ) to run for president.

- Right. - ______________________?
And do you really believe that? - Well, I think,
if he's referring to what I believe he's referring to, you know, I think it still is hard being a woman running for president. - I agree.
- You know, I really do. 
I feel like, if you are  (         ) , you're too  (         ) .
If you're not  (         )  (         ) , you're not  (         )  (         ) .
I mean, it's just a constant  (         )  all the time about how you're being perceived,and so much of the perception is rooted in, you know, very ancient feelings that we have about the roles of men and women,
and, you know, I've had so many interesting and sometimes  (         )  experiences where people will say--men will say to me,
"You know, I never thought I'd support a woman for president,but I'm at least  (            )  supporting you,"and that's a big step  (         )  because I don't know how we're going to  (         )  the door for more girls and boys to live the lives they choose until we  (         )  (         ) of a lot of these 
 (            )  and these caricatures and kind of breakthrough together, so...

- Yep, well,
I mean, I've said it before that you are held to a completely different  
(              )  than everyone else that--seems to be,
uh, you know, held to,and you know what a supporter I am.
I think that you're as smart as can be.
I think you are  (            ) .
I think you  (         )  for everything that I want in a president,
and, uh, I think that you are, um--

I mean, we're living in a world right now
that there's so much fear. - Right.
- I mean, there's so much going on with the  (         )  violence,with terrorists, and everyone's  (           ) .
Everyone is so scared,and I think people need to be...
- Right. - Reassured that we're okay.
- I know people are scared,and I understand that  (             ) , because we do live in some really  (                  )  and new times where things are happening that just don't seem to add up. They don't make  (           ) .
I mean, I've spent a lot of time around families that have  (         ) kids and loved ones to gun violence,
and there's just no words,and I was so proud of the president the other day
when he said, "Hey, we've  (         )  to do something "to try to stop all this gun violence."
- Yeah. - You send your first  (         )  to school you don't expect... - Yeah.
- To lose that child in a mass murder,and so, there's a lot to be afraid of.
I think that it's fair for people to feel that,but at the same time, we have to put it into the right context.
It is not--it is not a pervasive,all-encompassing set of threats,and we have to get together and work together to try to  (              )  the threats as much as possible, and we can do that.
That's why people have to really be  (            )  of each other,
and  (         )  to each other.
Not be calling one another names based on religion or race or gender or LGBT or whatever it might be.

We've got to understand we're all in this together,and at the end of the day,
if you're in some kind of a  (            ) ,
um, you know, people don't come and ask you, well, you know,"Are you a Republican? Are you a Democrat?"
They just come and they say, "What can I do to help you?"
And that's how we need to be... - Mm-hmm.
- Treating each other, I think. - Yeah.
Yep.

Um, I agree.
I think--and that's what I really try to do here with this show.
I try to  (             )  everybody of what we have in  (             ) , and what we all want in our lives.
Which is to  (            )  and be loved. - Right.
That's all we all want. - Right, right.
- Is to love and the be loved. - That's right.
That's right.