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When We're Trying To Solve Difficult National Issues Its Sometimes Necessary To Talk To Adversaries As Well As Friends. Historians Have A Word For This: Diplomacy.

I Get Up Every Morning And I'm Grateful For Everything That Has Happened. I Go Through My List About Being Grateful For My Children And Grandchildren, And For The Really Remarkable Life That I Have Been Able To Have.

I Have Always Seen The United States As A Force Of Good. And I Have Learned That There Is The Idealistic Part About What We Can Do At The U.n. And There Is A Doable Part. And I Have Learned What Is More Doable.

I Am Often Asked If, When I Was Secretary, I Had Problems With Foreign Men. That Is Not Who I Had Problems With, Because I Arrived In A Very Large Plane That Said United States Of America. I Had More Problems With The Men In Our Own Government.

I Saw What Happened When A Dictator Was Allowed To Take Over A Piece Of A Country And The Country Went Down The Tubes. And I Saw The Opposite During The War When America Joined The Fight.