Former Secretary of State, Senator, First Lady, and Presidential nominee, Hillary

Clinton's career in politics and public service spans more than 50 years.

In her new book, Something Lost, Something Gained, Reflections on Life, Love, and Liberty,

Clinton looks back on treasured moments in the White House, life since the 2016 election,

and America's role on the world stage. She joins me now.

Secretary Clinton, thank you for joining us. It's good to see you.

It's great to be with you too, Amna.

So this is your fifth book since the 2016 election you open by quoting probably one of the

greatest songs ever written both sides now by Joni Mitchell tears and fears and feeling proud.

What is it you wanted to convey in this book

that you haven't written about yet?

You know, I've lived both privately and publicly, but this is a book about family and friends and

faith and of course politics because as the song says I've looked at, I've looked at love from both sides now, and the title is, as you know, taken from the song as well.

Something lost, something gained.

You write in the book very candidly and very intimately about what you call the old wounds of 2016 and the election

when you won the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes ended up losing the election to Donald Trump and I wonder this

summer especially as Democrats were weighing what to do with their ticket did any

part of you think I could get back into this. I could do this.

Well, I thought I could do it, but I was not going to get back into it.

I was very impressed by President Biden's literally selfless patriotic decision to withdraw.

And once he endorsed the Vice President, my husband and I quickly did as well. I am incredibly

excited about Kamala Harris as our next president. I think her campaign has

...