strategy will stop you should never go so far as to when you feel inauthentic. he should never make so many areifices to dampen who you to such a point that you are not able to be yourself. , youu are not yourself will not be able to be the authentic warrior that you are trying to be on whatever path you are trying to march down. can never be overestimated for how hard it is to credibility will stop it is a balance. is when you should be experimenting with what that balance is. if lowering your voice are being of not going into a superhigh registry doesn't feel uncomfortable to you and you realize that people are looking at you more seriously, that is

ok. if it feels uncomfortable to you, then find another way to get people to take you seriously and listen to the substance of what you are saying all stop not just the tone in which you are saying it was stop i think it is great that you ask that question will stop i hope that people will give you honest feedback. some of the best feedback they ever got was when i was working at mckinsey and one of the partners i was working for at the time, it was my first engagement and i had been there two months, he said, you have to stop apologizing. i said, i am so sorry. [laughter] you habitually apologize for everything. should not apologize for 99% of the things that you apologize for. people in not take you seriously.

things that for the are important. he said, i will start finding you a dollar every time of stop it was great advice attitude me a long time to stop the visceral apologizing will stop i still apologize, i am from arkansas originally of stop i apologize for the things i should apologize for. falls into criticism that should be taken seriously. i'd much as he made light of it, he was making it areas point. i was young, a woman, working on a financial services case. so many things were stacked against me. but he knew that i was a hard worker and smart and ambitious stop if i did not get rid of apologizing, people would focus on the first part and not the second part of stop figure out

what you need to be taken seriously and be authentic. get authentic feedback so you get the balance right to stop [applause] >> that is all we have time for today. thank you for taking the time to spend the afternoon with us. >> thank you everyone. [applause] >> thank you. what a remarkable opportunity we have had to listen to chelsea clinton stop thank you for joining us. [applause]

in the weekly address, president obama talked about the importance of higher education and student loan refinancing. before the representative has been republican address. he talked about veterans and recommended changes to veteran affairs of stop hi, everybody. this is commencement season, a time for graduates and their families to celebrate one of the greatest achievements of a young person's life. but for many graduates, it also means feeling trapped by a whole lot of student loan debt. and we've got to do more to lift that burden. see, in a 21st century economy, the surest pathway into the middle class is some form of higher education.

the unemployment rate for workers with a bachelor's degree is just 3.3 percent - about half what it is for high school graduates. the typical graduate of a four-year college earns $15,000 more per year than someone with just a high school degree. but at a time when college has never been more important, it's also never been more expensive. that's why, since i took office, i've worked to make college more affordable. we reformed a student loan system that gave away billions of taxpayer dollars to big banks and invested that money where it makes a bigger bang - in helping more young people afford a higher education. but over the past three decades, the average tuition at a public four-year college has more than tripled. the average undergraduate student who borrows for college now graduates owing almost $30,000. and i've heard from too many young people who are frustrated that they've done everything they were supposed to do - and now they're paying the price. i've taken action on my own to offer millions of students the opportunity to cap their monthly student loan payments to 10% of their income. but congress needs to do its part.

the good news is that senate democrats are working on a bill that would help more young people save money. just like you can refinance your mortgage at a lower interest rate, this bill would let you refinance your student loans. and we'd pay for it by closing loopholes that allow some millionaires to pay a lower tax rate than the middle class. that's the choice that your representatives in congress will make in the coming weeks - protect young people from crushing debt, or protect tax breaks for millionaires. and while congress decides what it's going to do, i will keep doing whatever i can without congress to help responsible young people pay off their loans - including new action i will take this week. this country has always made a commitment to put a good education within the reach of all who are willing to work for it. that's what made us an economic superpower. that's what makes us special. and as long as i hold this office, i'll keep fighting to give more young people the chance to earn their own piece of the american dream. thanks, and have a great weekend.

>> on this weekends when we honor the 70th anniversary of d-day, we are mine old all we owe our veterans. that is why what has been happening at the ea has hit close to home will stop americans aren't grateful people. we reject the idea of letting our own people down. with noll of this accountability or action. it is more than just a shame. it is a national disgrace. we asked the president to take immediate steps. we asked them to support a bill that the house has already passed that makes it easier to senior ba executives who do not do their job. they should have the right to be shown the door. we asked the president to order fully cooperate with

the committees investigating this matter. they are currently sitting on requests from our committee will stop it has become a case study in how to stonewall the public. this has to change. we ask the president to back reforms that would require the department to offer private care to any veteran faced with the prospect of unacceptable wage -- paid payment for treatment. two months ago in the hearing room of the house committee on veterans errors, we heard the testimony of barry. he is an army veteran who went to the ba in the fall of 2010 waning of severe abdominal pain. he was prescribed basic pain medication. a colonoscopy was delayed. later, when the test was finally done, doctors discovered stage for cancer. would haveam

prompted treatment sooner. due to the inadequate lack of follow-up care he receives, he said, i stand before you terminally ill will stop there is more. at the same hearing, a senior official in earns that the agency had the authority to send patients to private care. allows 23 veterans to die when they should have done more and we hear reports of mismanagement from dallas chicago, we know that this is not a storm that will just blow over. the underlying culture of corruption will still be there. this is why there is one more thing we asked the president to do all stop that is to outline for america' veterans and tax there is a long-term vision for fixing what is clearly a broken system. this is the biggest health-care scandal in the ba -- v.a.'

history. america needs to know if the president is committed to doing whatever is right will stop you deserve to know whether he will personally step in and see this through all stop well the house and senate work together to , we willhese problems also hold the president accountable. you have our word on that. to every courageous whistleblower who is brock is also life, you have my thanks first eking out and sharing your stories. together we cannot fail. together we will honor the spirit of those who stormed the beaches of normandy and the memory of those who did not return all stop >> supreme court justice annual alito to assist a small stop a debate with the republican i married candidate. then another chance to see chelsea clinton talking about the words of women in leadership roles.

>> supreme court justice samuel alito took lace and -- took part in a recent discussion on baseball. the other speakers included a usa today port called this -- sports columnist. this is a little over one hour of stop >> good afternoon. as belle allen used to greet his audiences, hello, everyone, and how nice to see you. how wonderful it is to see you and wonderful to welcome you to the luncheon on the subject of baseball, america's game.

some people seem confused. they actually think pro football is america's game, but it's not. baseball is america's game. this is sponsored today in part by the boston red sox. i chair for the red sox. [applause] i chair for the red sox the great fenway park reuters series. this is an extension of that series. the red sox are the only team in professional sports that sponsors a literary series. i'm also president of the city club of san diego in the denver form -- and the denver for,