the dean of communications at trinity washington. i would to congratulate her. donna brazil here. she is the acting chair of the dnc. i guess i will leave it at that. i'm going to respect the cone of french of silence. please know i have a lot of great friends who have given me so much. there is such little time and lots of questions you i would be remiss, we are in a room full of latino journalists. [applause] , and give youyou an opportunity to respond and set the record clear, that the democratic party, does your campaign take latino voters seriously or you taking them for granted that they will automatically vote democrat. mrs. clinton: i take them seriously because i've had the great privilege of working for many years with latino leaders, activists, businessmen and women . just as i responded to the question, my first experience working on behalf of latinos was, even before i was a legal services lawyer, through my babysat latino kids on saturdays while their parents and older siblings went to the fields outside of my home in chicago which used to be, hard to believe now, mi

just becoming the dean of communication in trinity washington and i want to congratulate her. donna brazil is here and our acting chair of the dnc. [applause] and so i will leave it at that. i think i am going to respect the cone of friendship silence, but please know that i have a lot of great friends that have given me so much more. >> madame secretary, there is such little time and a lot of question and they are signaling at us. but i would be remiss. we are in a room full of latino journalist, and i have to ask you and give you an opportunity to respond and set the record clear that the democratic party and does your campaign take latino voters seriously or do you take them for granted they will automatically vote democrat. >> i take them seriously. i have had the great privilege working for many years for latino leaders and activist and businessmen and women. and just as i responded to the question. my first experience working onan before i was a legal serviceses lawyer through my church, i baby sat latino kids on saturdays while their parents and older siblings went to t

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to embarrass my friends, peggy lewis is here, she just became the dean of communications at trinity washington, and i want to congratulate her, donna brazile is here, she's our acting chair of the dnc. [ applause ] so i, i guess i'll leave it at that. i think i'm going to -- i'm going to respect the cone of friendship silence, but please know i've got a lot of great friends who have given me so much more. >> madam secretary, such little time, and there's lots of question and they're signaling us to -- but i would be remissed, we're in a roomful of latino journalists -- [ applause ] -- and i have to ask you, and give you an opportunity to respond and set the record clear. does the democratic party, does your campaign take latino voters seriously or are you taking them for granted that they were automatically vote democrat? >> well, i take them seriously because i've had the great privilege of working for many years with latino leaders, activists, business men and women, you know, just as i responded to the question, my first experience working on behalf of latinos was well actually even before

. >> >> i teach at trinity washington university. you recall, we had oil in the gulf of mexico and i was wondering if your research addresses that in terms of the affected has on bird migration. deborah: those are both good questions. hemisphere are part of, but there was an american flyway's framework developed to try to get at these high-level policies, that we could all work together within the government on biodiversity and bird conservation. you got the wetlands conservation throughout the hemisphere. we have had conversations about -- do we? how do wcan bird initiative central and south america or if they would need something different. there are a lot of discussions going on out there. we have been talking with our congress for years and many ngo's ovens warning the u.s. in that and that will keep -- i think it will continue fortunately. and we will continue to try. i don't think -- a lot of what was done in the gulf uses a lot of the data we have used in the report. over the past number of years it has specifically looked at

. >> i teach at trinity washington university. if you recall we had a massive oil pollution, oil in the gulf of mexico. i was wondering if you research addressed that in terms of effect it has on migration, bird migration? >> those are both good questions. i guess for monica's question, there are cons -- conversations going on hemispheric look at the convention on migratory species which in all countries in the western hemisphere are members of, but there was an america's byways framework developed to try to get at these high level policies, an then we could all k together within the government on biodiversity and bird conservation the you have the convention which works on wetlands conservation throughout the mister. we've had conversations about do we are how do we expand the north american bird initiative to be an america's bird initiative, and whether that would work in central and south america, or they would need something different. there are a lot of discussions going on out there. we've been talking with our congress four

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