. - can i ask you about something that happened during the primary season, where you and madeline albright separately said things that caught the attention of people as it related to the support that secretary clinton enjoyed from women or did not get from women during the primary against bernie sanders. it was i believe secretary albright who said, i hope i get this right, there's a special place in hell for women who don't support other women. you actually said something else, and it related to young women i think you were referring to, who might've supported senator sanders, and you made it sound like it was for them more of a social exercise than it was anything else. can you explain that and how we should think about gender in terms of support for what might be the first woman president. - madeline albright did not vote for sarah palin, okay. (audience laughter) - see you in hell, right. - i mean, she's not talking totally about biology, she's just talking about women in general supporting each other when it's positive, when there's a reason to do so. so i think she got a little, i do

last night in a meeting with madeline albright reaffirmed his belief in the china policy he helped engineer 40 years ago. >> that's right. he was very measured in talking about the fact that president-elect trump had that conversation with the leader of taiwan. what publically the trump team tried to cast as nothing more than a congratulatory phone call. now we are learning he had talks with advisers about trying to open up communication with taiwan, even before election day. we are learning former senator bob dole was among those who helped to orchestrate the call. there is no doubt that former secretary of state henry kissinger is going to have insight into this matter that he's going to share with president-elect donald trump. we'll try to get a read-out. he was at the foreign policy forum with another former secretary of state madeline albright who was critical of the president-elect that he held this phone call and hoped her counterpart could help shed light to the president-elect. of course as you know the white house rebuked that call and said it could ultimately have a diplomatic ba

madeline albright needs no introduction and what an honor it is for me to serve on the truman foundation with her. secretary albright embodies the best this country has to offer. she is an immigrant and who has done so much for her adopted country just as immigrants have all over the united states. she served as the 64th secretary of state in 2012. she was awarded the presidential medal of free todom, the countr highest medal of honor. my grandfather would be so pleased she runs the foundation that bears his name. let me turn it over to secretary albright. thank you very much. >> can everyone hear all right? if you can't hear, you can't reply. i think we are in good shape. this is the room where president kennedy had his press conferences, isn't it? >> i guess. >> i think so. this room is filled with all sorts of history. >> i am going to interrupt right away. because hearing about your books and being a diplomatic historian, you may not remember this but you just graduated from college and you came to see me. >> i was worried she was going to mention this. >> you graduated and came to c

even on the left, we saw that madeline albright had to threaten women to vote in the primary.e time now where women have come into our own and we think for our selves and we can't be told how we're supposed to think or how we're supposed to vote. >> i don't disagree with that point. i think what happened with madeline albright sent shockwaves through the liberals and feminism has evolved. but if you could spend a moment addressing the conservative flatform and what it does for women. >> the women's organization was very helpful and encouraging that platform because we believe in life and we believe in marriage and a strong economy. >> what i will also say here is that in her role in her job, i don't think you can argue that she necessarily agrees with everyone she has worked for in the past. she's her own woman in her own right. here is another quote from "the federalist" if she were a democrat she would be the toast of women's groups across the country. where do you stand on that, jessica? you turn the page and put her in democrats shoes. would she be on the cover of "vanity

reporter: during a foreign policy forum last night, former secretary of state and clinton supporter madeline albright said there could be diplomatic fallout. >> it is not negotiating for a hotel. >> reporter: albright sat with henry kissinger who is meeting with trump today and crafted nixon's china policy. >> i really hope that my good friend henry kissinger has a very strong influence on president-elect trump. >> reporter: and trump tower got one of it's most surprising visitors monday, former vice president al gore. there to discuss climate change. >> it was very interesting. i do think it was productive. >> reporter: the current vice president, joe biden, raising eyebrows last night during an event on capitol hill. saying he was considering another presidential run in 2020. and when asked if he was joking -- >> i'm not committing not to run. i'm not committing to anything. i learned a long time ago, fate has a strange of way of intervening. >> reporter: a lot of buzz about that. the focus here at trump tower today will again be on secretary of state. mr. trump will meet with rex tillerson, the ce

madeline a madeline albright speaks with historian michael beschloss. we begin with remarks from harry truman's grandfather. >>> the newest member of the truman foundation board of trustees, no stranger to the foundation, clifton truman daniel is the oldest grandson of president harry truman, the honorary chairman of the board of the truman library institute, the nonprofit partner to the truman