Nancy Pelosi

Wow.

Thank you, Julia. It is such a pleasure and an honor and a privilege to be with you. I bring the greetings of so many of your friends that they didn't know I was coming here, but I always volunteer. Isn't she the best? Oh, that's nice.

Thank you, Julia. It is such a pleasure and an honor and a privilege to be with you. I bring the greetings of so many of your friends that they didn't know I was coming here, but I always volunteer. Isn't she the best? Oh, that's nice.

And, of course, in my own family. But just starting where you began about the power of women to make a difference. Yes. People always ask me as speaker because the speaker has awesome, awesome power. Yeah. If you ruled the world, what one thing would you do? And I always say the same thing, the education of women and girls. Period.

And, of course, in my own family. But just starting where you began about the power of women to make a difference. Yes. People always ask me as speaker because the speaker has awesome, awesome power. Yeah. If you ruled the world, what one thing would you do? And I always say the same thing, the education of women and girls. Period.

It makes a complete difference to us, the person, the family, the community, the society, the country. The country. And our expression here, and I think it applies every place, is when women succeed, America succeeds. That's right. And the same to others as well.

It makes a complete difference to us, the person, the family, the community, the society, the country. The country. And our expression here, and I think it applies every place, is when women succeed, America succeeds. That's right. And the same to others as well.

Yeah. What is it? Well, when you're in politics, everybody knows your age, which is okay with me, but not always okay with my classmates. How old are you, Nancy? Eighty-four. Eighty-four. And how old do you feel? Oh, I feel—I don't have any— A sense of age. You don't? No. I eat a lot of chocolate ice cream, very dark. Yes. I do things like that that just kept me going.

Yeah. What is it? Well, when you're in politics, everybody knows your age, which is okay with me, but not always okay with my classmates. How old are you, Nancy? Eighty-four. Eighty-four. And how old do you feel? Oh, I feel—I don't have any— A sense of age. You don't? No. I eat a lot of chocolate ice cream, very dark. Yes. I do things like that that just kept me going.

Yes, that's what it is. Yes.

Yes, that's what it is. Yes.

Is that all right? No, let's do that. I prefer that to any title. Actually, I love sounding my own name. Don't you? Yeah, sure. Julia. I don't know. Experience teaches you a lot of things. Yeah. Your own... Not only experience in terms of getting a job done, but the experiences that you have had, the joy of your family, the sense of satisfaction of working with other people.

Is that all right? No, let's do that. I prefer that to any title. Actually, I love sounding my own name. Don't you? Yeah, sure. Julia. I don't know. Experience teaches you a lot of things. Yeah. Your own... Not only experience in terms of getting a job done, but the experiences that you have had, the joy of your family, the sense of satisfaction of working with other people.

I don't ever remember feeling older.

I don't ever remember feeling older.

Yeah, and I don't have enough hours in the day. That's my own regret. It's not a regret. It's just a comment. I wish there were more hours in the day because there are more things I want to do. Yeah. But it's time to go to sleep.

Yeah, and I don't have enough hours in the day. That's my own regret. It's not a regret. It's just a comment. I wish there were more hours in the day because there are more things I want to do. Yeah. But it's time to go to sleep.

At some point.

At some point.

No, I just got off the plane, so I'm wearing boots. You're wearing boots with heels, though.