hillary rodham was on the cover of "life" magazine in 1969 before she ever met bill clinton.he believes her life has been touched by an arc of destiny and i believe that will push her into the race if there's an opportunity. >> i take her at her word. i think she's exhausted. she's been exhilarated by this job. i think she's going to leave the job of secretary of state. maybe after a couple of years doing things at the clinton foundation she'll decide it's time to get in. chris: should she run? >> no. no. chris: should she run? >> i'm with gloria, i don't think she should. remember that her positive ratings are so high right now is that because she's not seen out there in the partisan fray. chris: one she's destined to run. two should nots. >> i'd like to see her to run, not just complicating the democratic field. but if the issue is foreign policy, where the president is sometimes seen out of his depth, she has established a tremendous reputation. chris: two say she should run. where are you? >> i think she shouldn't run. i think she may decide she will. i say quit why you'r

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think of her predecessor nancy reagan very polarizing and think of hillary rodham clinton another polarizing first lady. barbara bush's the still water as these move along. she had tremendous popularity and seen as straight talking down-to-earth grandmotherly and that was the public purse on a. the private was a little different. i found her to be a political realist, tough, smart, savvy and always had her husband's back and still does. the public never sought any vat and with a great popularity helps to get people to buy into the program and by the book among other things. the daughter of a gentleman who at that point* so later she really enjoyed a life of affluence and went today school but when she went to high school she went to actually halt in south carolina. and with the important moment in her life but during christmas break of virtue new year but then poppy bush was his nickname and said later by the wonderful quote friday in george bush's the first man i ever kiss they just about throw up. [laughter] this is very typical barbara bush the master of self-deprecating humor and has nev

is adjectives male and female to be supportive of was fortunate in the white house to have hillary rodham clinton there when i needed help i went to her and she would say let me help you. it got done.mes, i tell women don't play games. if you are stress, don'tpl cry. do not engage. don't play the games that they accuseg us of. you elevate you're standard to above sexual politics.an c and again come as the people who would rich your life to grow and mentor you but also close friends. i have a lot of women friends who are very supportive. one of my nine years s of the white house once a month i have high tea with a friend who was a psychiatrist we talked about why she did not have to give me medication but talk to a friend that i respected to mull things over. be true to yourself. my form of leadership maybe different than yours orught somebody else but we have to els find their own voice to be comfortable in their own com skin with their own voice to speak up. stand up and stand out with people who are comfortable and what i p stand for and then tell people to get over, it.i'ie i will not

think of her successor, hillary rodham clinton, another polarizing first lady. barbara bush is sort of the still waters as these things move along. so she had tremendous popularity. she was seen a straight-talking down-to-earth grandmotherly -- at least that was the public persona. the private persona was a little bit different. i found her to be a political realist, to be tough, to be smart and savvy. and she always had her husband's back. still does. the public never saw any of that, and that's certainly okay. and as i said, her great popularity helped to get people buy into her program. and to buy her books, among other things. just very quickly then, she was born in ryan, new york, in 1925. she was the daughter of a gentleman who at that point was the assistant to the editor of mccall's magazine, later on in barbara's life he would be the president of mccall's magazine. she really enjoyed a life of affluence. she went to the private rye county day school. when she got to high school she went to ashley hall in south carolina. and it brings us to an important

i was very fortunate to have hillary rodham clinton, what a great mentor there.when i needed help, i went to her. it got done. whatever needed to get done, got done. i tell women, don't play games, okay? if you're stressed, don't cry. don't engage in that, you know? you know, if you're going to play in the boys' world, don't do games that they accuse us of playing. so really you're elevating your standard to above sexual politics to make it work. and then again, seek people who enrich your life, who make you grow and mentor you, but also friends and very close friends whose shoulders you can cry on. i've had a lot of women friends who were very supportive. one of the things that kept me sane was once a month i had high tea with a friend of mine who happened to be a psychiatrist. she didn't have to give me medications, but the fact i got to talk to a friend i respected and mull thing over and share meant so very much to what i did. what would i prescribe to young leaders? number one of all, be true to yourself. my form of leadership may be different than yours, yo

for her, vice president mondale, secretary of state madeleine albright, secretary of state hillary rodham clinton, congresswoman jane harman, senator murkowski, and former president clinton. it would have thrilled her to see four women precede a president in eulogizing and speaking about her, two of whom were secretaries of state, because it was her life that helped inspire and move women forward in our national life not only in politics but in every area, business, finance, all areas of american life, geraldine ferraro inspired with her life and her historic run for vice president of the united states. with her passing, america lost a leader who was as wise as she was warm. a trail blazer who broke down barriers for women. for women everywhere not just united states but across the world, geraldine ferraro was a champion. for me permanently she was a dear, dear friend and a mentor. what seemed to nonnew yorker -- non-new yorkers was a feisty and fast talking woman, seemed to us as just another mom from queens. she inspired us with her personal story. the daughter of italian immigrants, ra