and i have known president shalala as secretary shalala, but also as my friend donna. and so thank you very much for having me here at the u, right? [ applause ] >> i want to thank my good friends the cobs, ambassador cobs for their service to the country and for their extraordinary friendship as well. and thanks to you university of miami students for having me here. so how do you become secretary of state? all right, you start as a failed piano major, that's how you start. i actually went to college to be a concert pianist. i studied piano from the age of 3. there was never any doubt that's what i was going to do. in the summer of my sophomore year, i went to something called the aspen music festival school, which a lot of proteges were there, and there were 12-year-olds that could play from sight what i couldn't play after one year. they were 12. i was 17. i decided i was either going to end up teaching 13-year-old beethoven or playing at nordstrom someplace, fine career but not for me. then i wandered into a course of international politics. it was taught by a spec

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in this event, she was interviewed by university of miami president, donna shalala and also responded to questions submitted by students. thank you madam secretary. welcome. thank you. how long have i been inviting you here a few years? yeah a few years. yes. most of our questions today were submitted by students and let me start with the first one one of our students asked. how do i get to be secretary of state? good question. well, let me just start by thanking you very much and i have known president shalala as secretary shalaya, but also as my friend donna and so thank you very much for having me here at the u, right? i want to thank my my good friends the cobbs the ambassadors cobb for their service to the country and for their extraordinary friendship as well. and so and thanks to you university of miami students for having me here. well, so, how do you become secretary of state? all right, you start as a failed piano major. that's how you start. i actually went to college to be a concert pianist. i studied piano from the age of three. there was never any doubt that that's what

certainly to keep if in the quest except shalala this year the team made an extraordinary discovery in or look to paint thing a grave with several skeletons and imported burial good citizenship one exciting find is the remarkably well preserved female skeleton that your family in one of the women's grave sin particular were filled with precious items. and some such examples of also being found in the capital of the oaks a civilization that go to a dip a little bit welsh and then sit on defense generally the women's teams are directly next to the men's in the royal necropolis this shows that women in the oaks the civilization played a significant role in governing well some this yes from the axis the as the name like decade means big hill and turkmen and the towers 30 meters over the desert even today. the way the car comb is one of the most arid regions on the planet with the heat and constant wind leaving a barren landscape. surviving here requires resilience to this extreme climate and in during hardship. and even then it's extraordinarily difficult. but that wasn't always the case a

100,000-dollar donation to desantis from publix but they gave to steny hoyer, james clyburn, donna shalalalie crist, debbie wasserman schultz, tim kaine, mark warner, top democrats too. you see what "60 minutes" deliberately left out, the amount much facts and context, jason, so overwhelming, they really ought to correct their story. show the viewer what they left out. you pointed out a lot of it. they left out publix did not get exclusive distribution rights to the vaccine from florida. no one from the governor's office suggested publix. instead it was the other way around because the pharmacies were not ready. the pharmacies were vaccinating nursing homes. publix was ready to go. it goes on and on. do you think they should correct the story? >> yeah. they have not fessed up to it. the only thing they issued after the fact, that the story speaks for itself. the story is incomplete and error by admission. "60 minutes" used to be a venerable news magazine you could count on week after week to see the most indepth investigative stories. they have totally fallen off that perch. what else is i

in this event in 2011 she was interviewed by university of miami president donna shalala and also responded to questions submitted by students. >> thank you. >> madam secretary, welcome. how long have i been inviting you here? >> a few years. a few years. os