I Think We Need To Go After

The Facts Are - I Did Say I Hoped It [trans-pacific Partnership] Would Be A Good Deal, But When It Was Negotiated Which I Was Not Responsible For, I Concluded It Wasn't. I Wrote About That In My Book.

It Does Happen To Be A Historical Fact That My Husband Served As President For Eight Years. And There's A Lot That Happened Which Helped The American People During Those Eight Years. I Want An Economy That Creates More Jobs. And That's A Lot Of Jobs. I Want An Economy That Gets Back To Raising Incomes For Everybody.

Let's Stop For A Second And Remember Where We Were Eight Years Ago [in 2008]. We Had The Worst Financial Crisis, The Great Recession, The Worst Since The 1930s. That Was In Large Part Because Of Tax Policies That Slashed Taxes On The Wealthy, Failed To Invest In The Middle Class, Took Their Eyes Off Of Wall Street, And Created A Perfect Storm.

I Learned Some Valuable Lessons About The Legislative Process, The Importance Of Bipartisan Cooperation And The Wisdom Of Taking Small Steps To Get A Big Job Done.

If There Is One Message That Echoes Forth From This Conference, It Is That Human Rights Are Women's Rights — And Women's Rights Are Human Rights. Let Us Not Forget That Among Those Rights Are The Right To Speak Freely — And The Right To Be Heard.