My Work As Secretary Of State Was

Part Of The Problem That We Have Currently In The Middle East Is That[bashar] Assad Has Hung On To Power With The Very Strong Support Of Russia And Iran And With The Proxy Of Hezbollah Being There Basically Fighting His Battles.

I Am Going To Get Officers Training To Deescalate Situations, Ban Racial Profiling, And Make Body Cameras Available.

If I Had Lost The Popular Vote But Won The Electoral College And In My First Day As President The Intelligence Community Came To Me And Said, "the Russians Influenced The Election," I Would've Never Stood For It. Even Though It Might've Advantaged Me, I Would've Said, "we've Got To Get To The Bottom Of This." I Would've Set Up An Independent Commission With Subpoena Power And Everything Else.

If I Remembered When People Said Mean Things About Me, I Would Never Speak To The Media Again.

As A Young Lawyer, I Learned To Try To Find Common Ground With People, To Look For A Human Connection. When I Got To The Senate, Despite The Fact That There Were A Lot Of People Who Didn't Want Me To Get There - And Were Sure They'd Never Even Talk To Me, Let Alone Work With Me - I Really Tried To Do The Job I Was Sent There To Do By The People Of New York, Which Was To Get Things Done For My Constituents. I Worked With Republicans, And We Found A Lot Of Common Ground. It Isn't Easy, But It's Part Of What We Have To Do In Politics Today.