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# Here's What You Can Buy at Hillary Clinton's Online Store

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## Video: Hillary Clinton's Top 10 Political Moments

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_Published 2015-04-09. Watch the top 10 moments from Hillary Clinton's career in politics._
Description, summary, key points, chapters, key quotes, questions and transcript, where present, were produced automatically from the video or its captions and were not reviewed.

## Summary
The video presents a compilation of clips from Hillary Clinton's political career, drawn from her remarks at different moments. Excerpts touch on her 1992 response to questions about her husband, health care reform, women's rights, a rivalry-era exchange with a reporter, the fight against Al Qaeda, the Benghazi attack, and her decision to make her work-related emails public. The clips are presented without additional narration or context beyond the spoken lines.

## Key points
- Clinton says she is sitting there because she loves and respects her husband, rejecting the image of a woman standing by her man like Tammy Wynette. (00:00)
- Clinton says now is the chance to beat historical odds and give the American people the health security they need. (00:09)
- Clinton states that human rights are women's rights and women's rights are human rights. (00:24)
- Clinton describes a vast right-wing conspiracy conspiring against her husband since the day he announced for president. (00:36)
- Clinton says that although the highest, hardest glass ceiling was not shattered this time, it has about 18 million cracks in it. (01:01)
- Clinton says the battle to stop Al Qaeda and its affiliates does not end with one death. (01:19)
- Clinton says it is the job to figure out what happened and do everything possible to prevent it from happening again. (01:27)
- Clinton says she took the unprecedented step of asking the State Department to make all her work-related emails public. (01:36)

## Chapters
- [00:00 to 00:24] Remarks on marriage and health care. Clinton speaks about standing by her husband and the push for health security.
- [00:24 to 00:36] Women's rights as human rights. Clinton declares that human rights are women's rights and women's rights are human rights.
- [00:36 to 01:01] Exchange on conspiracy and signed letters. Clinton addresses a claimed conspiracy against her husband and an exchange about signing a document.
- [01:01 to 01:19] Glass ceiling remarks. Clinton reflects on the 2008 campaign and the glass ceiling, saying it has about 18 million cracks.
- [01:19 to 01:27] Fighting Al Qaeda and Benghazi response. Clinton discusses the battle against Al Qaeda and the need to learn what happened in an attack.
- [01:27 to 01:36] Accountability for attack response. Clinton says it is her job to determine what happened and prevent it from recurring.
- [01:36 to 01:49] Release of work emails. Clinton says she asked the State Department to make her work-related emails public.

## Key quotes
- [00:00] Hillary Clinton: "I'm sittin' here because I love him, and I respect him."
- [00:24] Hillary Clinton: "human rights are women's rights and women's rights are human rights once and for all."
- [00:36] Hillary Clinton: "this vast right- wing conspiracy that has been conspiring. Against my husband since the day he announced for president."
- [01:01] Hillary Clinton: "it's got about 18 million cracks in it."
- [01:19] Hillary Clinton: "The battle to stop Al Qaeda and its affiliates. Does not end with one death."
- [01:36] Hillary Clinton: "I took the unprecedented step of asking that the state department make all my work- related emails,"

## Questions this video answers
- Why does Clinton say she is standing by her husband? [00:00]
- What does Clinton say about health care? [00:09]
- What does Clinton say about women's rights and human rights? [00:24]
- What does Clinton say about the glass ceiling? [01:01]
- How does Clinton describe the fight against Al Qaeda? [01:19]
- What step did Clinton say she took regarding her work emails? [01:36]

## Content suitability
- politics [00:00-01:49]: Entire video consists of political remarks and references to political controversies.
- violence [01:19-01:27]: Reference to Al Qaeda and a death in an attack.
- death [01:19-01:27]: Mention that the fight against Al Qaeda does not end with one death.
- war [01:19-01:27]: Discussion of the battle against Al Qaeda and its affiliates.


by 

[Sam Frizell](https://time.com/author/sam-frizell/)


## Sam Frizell


May 26, 2015 1:04 PM UTC

Watch the top 10 moments from Hillary Clinton's career in politics. 

by 

[Sam Frizell](https://time.com/author/sam-frizell/)


## Sam Frizell


May 26, 2015 1:04 PM UTC

Cheeky, chic, youth-oriented, [red pantsuit t-shirt](https://shop.hillaryclinton.com/products/the-everyday-pantsuit-tee). These are words that describe the items in Hillary Clinton’s brand-new [presidential campaign store](https://shop.hillaryclinton.com/)—and the tone that Clinton wants to set in the race.

The frontrunner for the Democratic presidential nomination launched her online store Tuesday morning. The store—which offer clothes, bumper stickers, and signs—will allow Clinton both to sell goods to bankroll her campaign, and more important, to build out her email list for heavy-duty fundraising down the road.

The overall look of the store items will also help define Clinton’s image among voters.

Visitors to the store can find a $30 “pantsuit tee” with the Hillary logo, or a t-shirt with the words “women’s rights are human rights are women’s rights,” which echoes Clinton’s 1995 speech in Beijing. A $55-stitched pillow in the store says “A woman’s place is in the White House,” and a coffee mug has the words “Red, white and brew.”

Many of the items in Clinton’s store point to the young, hipper audience that the campaign hopes to attract. There’s a pint glass with the words “made from 100% shattered glass ceiling,” a hoodie, a “canvass canvas” bag and an I <3 Hillary tumbler.

All the products in the store are American made, according to a Clinton campaign official. The models in the photos are Clinton campaign staffers.

On Monday night, the campaign offered a preview of the store.

> [](https://twitter.com/HillaryClinton/status/603016085026246656)


Campaign stores can be an important fundraising tool for candidates, particularly as the contest gets more competitive and more customers have given their contact information and candidates mine customer lists to raise donations. [Rand Paul](http://store.randpaul2016.com/), a Republican candidate, has a campaign store already, as does fellow Republican [Ted Cruz](https://store.tedcruz.org/).


## Transcript

[00:00] You know, I'm not
[00:04] sittin' here some little woman standing here by my man
[00:06] like Tammy Wynette. I'm sittin' here because I love
[00:09] him, and I respect him. Now is our chance
[00:13] to beat the historical odds, and give the American
[00:16] people the health security they need. If there is one
[00:19] message that echoes forth from this. Let
[00:24] it be that human rights are women's rights and
[00:28] women's rights are human rights once and for all.
[00:33] The great story here for anybody willing to find it and
[00:36] write about it and explain it is this vast right- wing
[00:40] conspiracy that has been conspiring. Against my
[00:43] husband since the day he announced for president. I
[00:45] would be happy to, when you give me the signed
[00:47] letters. Well, right here. Right here. When you give me.
[00:49] Right here. Sign it right now. We'll shake. We'll shake
[00:50] on this, Ray. No, no, I want your signature, cause I
[00:53] think that everybody wants to see you signing
[00:55] something that you said you were for. You know, I have
[00:58] so many opportunities from this country. I just don't
[01:01] wanna see us fall backwards. Although we weren't able
[01:03] to shatter that
[01:08] highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you,
[01:12] it's got about 18 million cracks in it. The
[01:19] battle to stop Al Qaeda and its affiliates. Does
[01:23] not end with one death. What difference, at
[01:27] this point, does it make? It is our job to figure out what
[01:31] happened and do everything we can to prevent it from
[01:34] ever happening again, Senator. I took the
[01:36] unprecedented step of asking that the state
[01:39] department make all my work- related emails,
[01:43] [ MUSIC ] Public for everyone to see. [ NOISE ]

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