Armageddon Is Not A Foreign Policy.

Women Can't Do Everything At The Same Time, We Need To Understand Milestones In Our Lives Comes In Segments.

I Had More Problems With The Men In Our Own Government, And Not Because They Were Male Chauvinistic Pigs But Because They Had Known Me For So Long. I Might Have Been A Carpool Mother And A Friend Of Their Wife, And So They'd Been To My House For Dinner And Things Like And They Thought 'how Did She Get To Be Secretary Of State When I Should Be Secretary Of State?' So That Was More Of A Problem.

One Of My Trips Was To Meet With The Gulf Cooperation Council With All The Saudi Foreign Ministers, And When We Started The Meeting I Said 'perhaps You've Noticed That I'm Not Dressed The Same As My Predecessors", But No-one Had A Problem And I Was Never Treated With Anything Other Than Respect...so I Did Not Have Problems With That, Interestingly Enough.

We Are Very Hip On The Fact That America's Always No. 1. On This We Are Not, In Terms Of The Number Of Women In Our Legislative Branches And Obviously As Head Of State. We Need To Push On That. I Hate To Say This: It Isn't All Men's Fault. I Think Some Of It Is Our Own Attitude And Approach. Some Of It Very Healthy, That Women Want To Make Choices About Their Lives And How They Want To Spend Their Time, And What They Value.

When Somebody Is Flying Airplanes Into Buildings And Killing Innocent People In The Name Of God, It Makes You Question Why Do They Have That Interpretation And Somebody Else Has Another Interpretation, And How Many People Of Muslim Faith Would Agree With That, And What Are The Different Aspects Of Different People's Religions That Is So Divisive, Rather Than Being Unifying?