We'll Hold Out Our Hand;

I'd Be Just Incredibly Humbled And Honored To Be The First Woman President.

I Think If You Come From Where I Came From And Where I Have Always Been, I've Always Been Reaching Out And Whether It's Talking With Our Neighbors Or Going Shopping Or Standing, Talking To People In These Bookstores And Hearing What's On Their Minds, Or Even The Work I Did For Eight Years As A Senator To Bring New Jobs To New York And Stand Up For The People I Represented.

I'm Not Interested In, You Know, Turning The Clock Back Or Pointing Fingers, But I Am Interested In Trying To Figure Out How We Come Together To Chart A Better Way Forward And One That Will Restore Confidence In, You Know, Small And Medium-size Businesses And Consumers And Begin To Chip Away At The Unemployment Rate.

We Didn't Put A Single Boot On The Ground, And [muammar] Gaddafi Was Deposed. The Libyans Turned Out For One Of The Most Successful, Fairest Elections That Any Arab Country Has Had. They Elected Moderate Leaders.

I Suppose I Could Have Stayed Home And Baked Cookies And Had Teas, But What I Decided To Do Was To Fulfill My Profession, Which I Entered Before My Husband Was In Public Life