Nikki Haley

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200 appearances 8 recordings 4 series first heard Jun 2022 last heard 29 Jun

Nikki Haley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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It's Nikki.
Those are moments in time, so it's just Nikki.
It's based off of the Thatcher quote that was, if you want something said, ask a man.
If you want something done, ask a woman.
I am a huge Margaret Thatcher fan and have always loved the fact that she believed in Britain, but more importantly, she believed in herself.
And, you know, as I went to the United Nations, I learned a lot about Jean Kirkpatrick, who was my predecessor, who was unapologetic about, you know, when it came to America and just loved her country.
And she wasn't a politician by any means, but she found her strength, you know, and then went on.
And I met people like Nadia Murad, who.
lived in Iraq.
Her family was killed by ISIS.
She was taken and gang raped and, you know, trafficked.
And she came out of it stronger and actually helped hold her ISIS, you know, abusers accountable and, you know, basically made the entire world hold them accountable and really hold them at fault and help the Yazidi community.
Or, you know, it's just Cindy Warmbier, who I met and
She was the mother of Otto Warmbier, who was tortured by North Korea.
And the idea that she could take that unthinkable pain and make sure she put the fight back to North Korea.
So it's just these are ordinary women who became extraordinary.
Wilma Rudolph is in there.
I mean, think about the idea.
Wilma Rudolph had polio, wore a brace until she was 12 years old, and in eighth grade decided to run when they thought she would never be able to walk.
And here she's the first female to win three gold medals in an Olympics race.
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