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ms. clinton: i'm not some little woman standing by my man like tammy wynette. ck: when it was emerged that she used a private e-mail server as secretary of state, it crystallized the long-standing mistrust and hatred. ms. clinton: i'm running for president. nick: when she launched her campaign for president, she tried to repackage herself, soften her image. ms. clinton: so i'm hitting the road to earn your vote. nick: but she is not a natural campaigner and she struggled to connect with voters. this year's anniversary of september 11, there was a stumble come in the most literal sense of all. >> ms. secretary from how are you feeling? ms. clinton: feeling great. nick: donald trump claimed she didn't have stamina, misogynistic code, it sounded like, for a woman isn't strong enough to be president. hillary clinton once described herself as the most unknown known person in the world. friends say her public persona is very different from the woman you meet in private. but we will be seeing a lot less of a figure who has been such a fixture for so many decades. her l

ms. albright: i think we have to remember what it is. tammy mentioned social contract a lot. i think people think of it as a western concept, but basically people gave up individual rights in order to get protection and security in some form. obviously that is different with a monarchy. but still, there is that same responsibility of what is it that the leader owes his people? when you were asking about different countries, i think those are interesting ones that were picked, but i would say that this is almost like a virus, and one of the things we have not talked about enough is the influence of technology. one of the things that really did -- it starts with a man in tunisia who immolates himself, and the news gets out and all of a sudden it's spread. clearly what happened in tahrir square was social media. hate to finger any country, but when you look at a country, like jordan, for instance, that is a monarchy, frontline state in one of the most difficult refugee situations, not a rich place, and a king who is trying to figure out the various coalitions and kind of a trans

ms. albright: i think we have to remember what it is. tammy mentioned social contract a lot. i think people think of it as a western concept, but basically people gave up individual rights in order to get protection and security in some form. obviously that is different with a monarchy. but still, there is that same responsibility of what is it that the leader owes his people? when you were asking about different countries, i think those are interesting ones that were picked, but i would say that this is almost like a virus, and one of the things we have not talked about enough is the influence of technology. one of the things that really did -- it starts with a man in tunisia who immolates himself, and the news gets out and all of a sudden it's spread. clearly what happened in tahrir square was social media. i actually think no place is in you lord to it. and i kind of -- i actually inured tolace in it. hate to finger any country, but when you look at a country, like jordan, for instance, that is a monarchy, frontline state in one of the most difficult refugee situations, no

has been locked in a barn burger race with republican pat tammy and we'll see how this all rolls out tonight. let's take a look at video of mslier today. mcginty seemed relaxed and happy as she voted earlier today in wayne, pennsylvania. poll workers were very pleased that saw their. they they took pictures and shared hugs. she's a lawyer who worked on environmental issues in the public and private sectors. democrats in peps impressed with her performance in the democratic primary for governor convinced her to run fort united states senate. 155 million bucks later, a record setting amount, and it still will come down to the voting tonight. here she is. >> we feel very good about where we are and i am inspired because i think people are ready to move beyond this politics of fear and division and hate that we have heard from the republican presidential nominee back to who and what we are as country. >> reporter: so at least according to the polls mcginty has had a slight lead toomey claims no, no new york city we're neck and neck but most pollsters have her with a lead. the results will largely come down on how well hillary cl

ms. albright: i think we have to remember what it is. tammy mentioned social contract a lot. i think people think of it as a western concept, but basically people gave up individual rights in order to get protection and security in some form. obviously that is different with a monarchy. but still, there is that same responsibility of what is it that the leader owes his people? when you were asking about different countries, i think those are interesting ones that were picked, but i would say that this is almost like a virus, and one of the things we have not talked about enough is the influence of technology. one of the things that really did -- it starts with a man in tunisia who immolates himself, and the news gets out and all of a sudden it's spread. clearly what happened in tahrir square was social media. i hate to finger any country, but when you look at a country , like jordan, for instance that , is a monarchy, frontline state in one of the most difficult refugee situations, not a rich place, and a king who is trying to figure out the various coalitions and kind of a t