Ivanka Trump

You know, I don't look back and say...

Like, I don't have regrets.

Like, I worked as hard as I could.

And I'm incredibly proud of what I was able to accomplish in those four years.

And, like, I don't regret it in any way.

But it's, you know, it's a sacrifice to my children.

And it's...

And it's hard work.

So I feel both incredibly privileged for the opportunity, but also I don't have what they refer to as Potomac fever.

There's some people that once they have the experience of being in those rooms and close to that type of power, they just hang around the hoop.

constantly like cycling back in.

I feel like I wasn't expecting to serve in this capacity, at least not at this stage of my life.

My father asked me to help him.

We uprooted our lives and went and did just that and scored a lot of wins.

I mean, you think about something like the child tax credit, 40 million American families benefited from that policy, an average of $2,400 in their pockets.

That's extraordinarily meaningful and consequential, and I'm so proud to have been able to do that.

Nine pieces of human trafficking legislation, the work that I did around vocational education and skills training, which is all the more relevant as we sort of surf the oncoming tsunami that is AI.

You know, the fact that we were able to get the private sector to commit to skilling or reskilling 16 million American workers.

The fact that we were able to facilitate the creation of a million apprenticeship opportunities in the United States, like these are deeply meaningful.

So I...