To Put It Mildly, The World Is

I Wasn't A Normal Professor. I Had Worked In Government. I Hadn't Written Nine Zillion Books. I Was A Hands-on Professor.

I Have Been In Meetings Where A Head Of State Will Say, 'i Like Your Tie,' To A Man... Or, 'i Like Your Country Because The Weather's Good,' Or Whatever. So For Me, The Pins In Some Ways Were Openers.

Well I Do Think, When There Are More Women, That The Tone Of The Conversation Changes, And Also The Goals Of The Conversation Change. But It Doesn't Mean That The Whole World Would Be A Lot Better If It Were Totally Run By Women. If You Think That, You've Forgotten High School.

One Of My Trips Was To Meet With The Gulf Cooperation Council With All The Saudi Foreign Ministers, And When We Started The Meeting I Said 'perhaps You've Noticed That I'm Not Dressed The Same As My Predecessors", But No-one Had A Problem And I Was Never Treated With Anything Other Than Respect...so I Did Not Have Problems With That, Interestingly Enough.

Women Have To Work Exceptionally Hard.