You've Got To Be Willing To Work,

I Have A Difference With Senator [bernie] Sanders, Who Promises Free College, Which, If You Look At The Fine Print, Depends Really On Governors Coming Up With A Lot Of The Money, Which I Don't Think Is A Particularly Wise Bet. And I Have A Plan To Help People Pay Down Their Student Debt, Because I Want To Unleash The Entrepreneurial Energy That Young People Have.

I Feel Like I Have To Do The Best Job I Can To Basically Say, "ok, I Understand - You Have Every Right To Be Angry, But Anger Is Not A Plan. Here's What I Want To Do, And That's Why I Hope You Will Support Me, Because I Think It Will Actually Improve The Lives Of Americans."

Tunnels, Our Ports, Our Airports - They Need Work. And There Are Millions Of Jobs To Be Done.

Running For Office In Our Country Takes A Lot Of Money, And Candidates Have To Go Out And Raise It. New York Is Probably The Leading Site For Contributions For Fundraising For Candidates On Both Sides Of The Aisle, And It's Also Our Economic Center. And There Are A Lot Of People Here Who Should Ask Some Tough Questions Before Handing Over Campaign Contributions To People Who Were Really Playing Chicken With Our Whole Economy.

When I Was Secretary Of State, I Had To Be Responsible For Getting A Nuclear Arms Reduction Treaty With Russia Through The Senate. We Needed, I Think, 13 Republican Votes To Get To 67. I Started Working In The Summer Making Just Endless Phone Calls, Meetings, Bringing Experts To Talk To Republicans, And Then We Finally Got It Done At The End Of The Year 2010. So I'm Excited To Roll Up My Sleeves And Get Into The Business Of Solving Problems And Making Progress Together.