What was it like moving Chelsea into her college dorm? | Quick Question | Hillary Clinton

We were both wrecks—I don’t mind telling you that.

However, I was slightly less of a wreck, because I had been obsessing for months, totally immersing

myself in the preparation.

And my husband was like, “What are you doing? This is crazy. She’s just going to college.”

I’m cutting paper to put in the drawers and all that stuff.

She’s hysterically laughing at me, and I’m saying, “No, I’m trying to get you set up"

you to go now.”

All of a sudden Bill, and a lot of the other fathers, are going, "What do you mean, time

for us to go?!”

Literally, it was like a whole group of men who now suddenly realized they had to leave

their kids, and they weren’t ready for this.

Oh, and he and a bunch of the saddest looking fathers walked out of that dorm together.

And it was just an amazing experience. We were really proud of her, really excited for

her. And you know, we were going to miss her, she was all the way across the country.

And we were headed back to the White House alone. Which was, you know, a sad, sad transition

for us as parents.