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My Deepest Regret From My Years In Public Service Is The Failure Of The United States And The International Community To Act Sooner To Halt These Crimes.

After The Cold War, To Rally The American People To Understand That We Had To Be A Part Of Solutions. It's One Thing To Say That We Have To Run Everything, It's Another To Say We Don't Want Anything To Do With It.

One Of The Issues I Kept Saying To My Students Is You Have To Learn To Interrupt. When You Raise Your Hand At A Meeting, By The Time They Get To You, The Point Is Not Germane. So The Bottom Line Is Active Listening. If You Are Going To Interrupt, You Look For Opportunities. You Have To Know What You're Talking About.

China Is In Its Own Category - Too Big To Ignore, Too Repressive To Embrace, Difficult To Influence, And Very, Very Proud.

Bill Clinton Valued My Opinion And Always Made Sure That My Views Were Heard, And People Knew That He Wanted Me To Talk.