Racial Inequality Is A Big Problem.

I Think Part Of Our Problem Right Now In The Country Is That People Feel That Nobody Listens To Them. And That Means That They Just Don't Trust Anybody In Government, Anybody In Politics, And Anybody In The Economy.

Nine Million People - Nine Million People Lost Their Jobs [in 2008]. Five Million People Lost Their Homes. And $13 Trillion In Family Wealth Was Wiped Out.now, We Have Come Back From That Abyss. And It Has Not Been Easy.

I Have Directed All My E-mails On Clintonemail.com In My Custody That Were Or Potentially Were Federal Records Be Provided To The Department Of State And On Information And Belief, This Has Been Done.

There Is No Nation On The Planet Better Able To Adapt To This Change Than Our Nation. We Must Able To Work Collaboratively With Others. We Must Anticipate These Threats Before They Happen. This Is The New Sort Of Challenge, The New Sort Of Threat That Does, In Fact, Require New Thinking, Fresh Approaches And New Leadership.

Sometimes There's Not A Direct Transfer Of Skills From Business To Government, But Sometimes What Happened In Business Would Be Really Bad For Government.