Hillary urging people to protect their vote.

Awww thanks. I'll watch this later on! Can't wait to hear the stories.

Stay safe and healthy too!

I love, love Hillary as SoS. I really think that Hillary as SoS and Barack as President they really have a good working relationship. It was validated when Capricia mentioned how in sync they were as if they were dancing ballet. Also, Barack referred to Hillary as his friend, and that he love his friend (when Hillary wasn't able to attend an event because she was injured).

I like this interview because it shows Hillary's knowledge about diplomacy. I hope the interview is longer. Not enough story. 🤭

President Obama and I were looking for Premier Wen Jiabao in the middle of a large international conference on climate change in Copenhagen, Denmark. 

We knew that the only way to achieve a meaningful agreement on climate change was for leaders of the nations emitting the most greenhouse gases to sit down together and hammer out a compromise, especially the US and China. But the Chinese were avoiding us.

Worse, we learned that Wen had called a ‘secret’ meeting with the Indians, Brazilians, and South Africans to stop, or at least dilute, the kind of agreement the United States was seeking. When we couldn’t find any of the leaders of those countries, we knew something was amiss and sent out members of our team to canvass the conference center,.

Eventually they discovered the meeting’s location. After exchanging looks of ‘Are you thinking what I’m thinking?’ the President and I set off through the long hallways of the sprawling Nordic convention center, with a train of experts and advisors scrambling to keep up.

Later we’d joke about this impromptu 'footcade’, a motorcade without the motors, but at the time I was focused on the diplomatic challenge waiting at the end of our march. So off we went, charging up a flight of stairs and encountering surprised Chinese officials, who tried to divert us by sending us in the opposite direction. We were undeterred.

When they arrived outside the meeting room, there was a jumble of arguing aides and nervous security agents.

Robert Gibbs, the White House Press Secretary, got tangled up with a Chinese guard.

In the commotion the President slipped through the door and yelled, 'Mr. Premier!’ really loudly, which got everyone’s attention.

The Chinese guards put their arms up against the door again, but I ducked under and made it through.

In a makeshift conference room whose glass walls had been covered by drapes for privacy against prying eyes, we found Wen wedged around a long table with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, and South African President Jacob Zuma. Jaws dropped when they saw us. 'Are you ready?’ said President Obama, flashing a big grin.

Now the real negotiations could begin. It was a moment that was at least a year in the making.