Oprah Winfrey

Wow.

Wow.

Wow.

Wow. And how did you prepare for that? How did you prepare to make the announcement? But once you've made the decision, it's done.

Wow. And how did you prepare for that? How did you prepare to make the announcement? But once you've made the decision, it's done.

Wow. And how did you prepare for that? How did you prepare to make the announcement? But once you've made the decision, it's done.

Yeah, it's done. It's about how are you going to tell people.

Yeah, it's done. It's about how are you going to tell people.

Yeah, it's done. It's about how are you going to tell people.

I can tell you actually wrote this book.

I can tell you actually wrote this book.

I can tell you actually wrote this book.

What were you afraid of? Their judgment? Their criticism?

What were you afraid of? Their judgment? Their criticism?

What were you afraid of? Their judgment? Their criticism?

I was thinking this when I was reading. Did you get out of politics because of the politics of the politics?

I was thinking this when I was reading. Did you get out of politics because of the politics of the politics?

I was thinking this when I was reading. Did you get out of politics because of the politics of the politics?

Tell me, how do you go from the velocity, I think is the word that Michelle Obama used in her book, becoming the velocity of her days? I mean, she says, you know, you don't remember where you've been. You don't remember who you've met many times because you're meeting so many people. Just the velocity of life. Yeah. The day to day. How do you go from that to now? You're taking care of me. Yes.

Tell me, how do you go from the velocity, I think is the word that Michelle Obama used in her book, becoming the velocity of her days? I mean, she says, you know, you don't remember where you've been. You don't remember who you've met many times because you're meeting so many people. Just the velocity of life. Yeah. The day to day. How do you go from that to now? You're taking care of me. Yes.