 "Why Am I Telling You This?" features conversations with Bill Clinton, Chelsea Clinton, Clinton Foundation staff, partners and special guests from across society as they share their unique experiences and stories to help explain the factors shaping our interconnected world — and why we should be optimistic about its future. In this clip from the latest episode, Stonewall Inn owner Kurt Kelly shares with Chelsea Clinton his emotional reaction to the New York City Police Department's first formal apology issued for the Stonewall raid almost 50 years ago. To listen to the full episode and others, subscribe now https://wjcf.co/2DLfp1R

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Introducing "Why Am I Telling You This?”: a new podcast from The Clinton Foundation

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.

What Now (Part 2)

Hillary and Max sit down for a long talk in Chappaqua. It starts with election night.

What Happened (Part 1)

Coming tomorrow: Hillary and Max sit down for a two-part epilogue. 

Back With Her

Right before Election Day, Max and Hillary sit down to talk about election anxiety, what Hillary's mom would make of this moment—and of course, Beyoncé. Listen—then get out and vote on Tuesday.

"How are you feeling, Hillary?"

On Saturday, Max joined Jennifer Palmieri, Hillary Clinton's communications director, on the trail to talk about the challenges of this election—and the challenging path Hillary has been on her whole career.

"This is the hardest thing I've ever been through"

Before boarding a flight, Nick Merrill, Hillary Clinton's traveling press secretary, talks to Max about the role of press, questions of authenticity, and how Hillary has changed during the race.

"No one knows what this is supposed to look like"

Marlon Marshall, Hillary Clinton's director of state campaigns, reassures Max about the campaign's ground game—how important it is to turn out every single voter, but also organizing the field for the future.

"You need to vote in this election"

Go back in time for a special bonus episode.

Wellesley, 1969

Megan Rooney, one of Hillary’s speechwriters, gives Max a lesson in how to think like a presidential candidate.

"They're not just words"

At the end of a hectic day at campaign headquarters in Brooklyn, Max sits down with Hillary Clinton's Senior Policy Advisor, Maya Harris, to talk about developing policy with the biggest policy wonk of them all—Hillary. Maya also talks about how growing up in the civil rights movement helped shape her—and her own approach to policy.

"To whom much is given much is expected"

President Bill Clinton sits down with Max after the first presidential debate to talk about why Hillary is running for president, her love of HGTV, and the power of moon rocks.

"Presidents are people, too"

What’s it like to grow up with Hillary as your mom? And what’s it like to have family dinner around a table at the White House? Max talks to Chelsea Clinton about why this election feels different, and how her mom shaped her point of view on the world and her approach to parenting.

“Is this normal now?”

Max catches up with Hillary post-rally in a band practice room to talk about the book she can't put down, how she handles criticism, and the importance of friends on the campaign trail.

"Let's do that again"

What is it like to go from senator to vice presidential nominee overnight (and what's it like to tell your wife)? Max heads to Seattle to sit down with Tim Kaine over beers to find out.

“Honey, I just got a call from Hillary"

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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