fact that if you want to be a successful leader, whether you are a manager like your great manager coria, or whether it is in business, with people who are inspiring, what we learn is that when leaders can communicate to people, that they can live a life a little bigger than themselves, it makes an unbelievable difference in the way the world spins. what i found here is the more i could talk about the personal issues that people have, and we all have them. you know with some people many of us in this auditorium are fortunate. but we can't escape some of the difficulties and evils that we find on this planet. but there are many people who don't sit in this auditorium today because they wouldn't know how to get here. people who were nervous about their healthcare, people who were struggling with their income. people who have family members, i was just talking to a lady who was a volunteer here tonight and she came to me and she said my son now is 4 years sober from his heroine addiction. all people want is for you to listen to them, to be able to understand what's going on and to have comp

and i now am in a movie club club with c coria. it's so fascinating or she chooses to see what the spike lee film and mamma mia, although i don't think she quite understood mammama mia. [laughter] the other member of our movie club spent an hour afterwards explained why it was so fabulous. shepl loved it and the price of the ticket if you get to see that. i'm so pleased to be in conversation with you. susan fauldi has marked our lives since 1991 when she wrote that clash and stipulated how our society was against us. and there were some people who didn't believen you. wow -- [laughter] they've come around. >> they definitely come around because this morning i was on twitter hoping to find susan fauldi is posting there. she followed zero people. she's i not there, but she still friending because everyone was saying if you haven't read backlash, get it, read it. you are once again in the thick of the conversation about women and the way we are being treated. so much of that has to do with what is going on in the supreme court, the ef