What Now (Part 2)

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What Now (Part 2)

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Sep 13, 2017

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Hillary talks to Max about her election regrets, what it's like to watch what's happening in Washington, and what comes next, both for her and for the country.

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Sep 13, 2017

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What's it like to be on the road to history? Running for president is a big deal, but on With Her, you'll hear from Hillary Clinton, Tim Kaine, their supporters, and staff about the little details from the campaign trail they'll never forget.

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"Hi, Hillary": Hillary takes a minute out of a busy day to reflect on experiences from the campaign trail by With her
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"Let's do that again": Hillary and Max talk about the book she can't put down and how she handles criticism by With her
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“Is this normal now?”: Chelsea Clinton talks about growing up with Hillary as your mom by With her
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“Honey, I just got a call from Hillary": Tim Kaine explains what it's like to go from senator to VP nominee overnight by With her
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"Presidents are people, too": President Bill Clinton talks about the debate, why Hillary is running, and the power of moon rocks by With her
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"To whom much is given much is expected": Maya Harris talks about developing policy with Hillary, the biggest wonk of them all by With her
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Wellesley, 1969: Go back in time for a special bonus episode. by With her
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"No one knows what this is supposed to look like": Traveling press secretary Nick Merrill talks to Max about how Hillary has changed during the race by With her
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"They're not just words": Megan Rooney, one of Hillary’s speechwriters, gives Max a lesson. by With her
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"You need to vote in this election": Marlon Marshall, Hillary Clinton's director of state campaigns, reassures Max about the campaign's ground game. by With her
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"How are you feeling, Hillary?": Max and Hillary sit down to talk about election anxiety, what Hillary's mom would make of this moment—and of course, Beyoncé. by With her
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"This is the hardest thing I've ever been through": Jennifer Palmieri, Hillary Clinton's communications director, tells Max about the challenges of this election by With her
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Introducing "Why Am I Telling You This?”: a new podcast from The Clinton Foundation by With her
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What Now (Part 2)

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