Hillary Meets a Caregiver Backstage | Hillary Clinton

Hillary: Oh boy!

Keith: I want to let you know that I'm taking care of my mom, she has Alzheimer's.

I'm one of those people; I'm working part-time. Thank you for speaking up for me.

saying nothing-- nothing that actually has anything to do with peoples lives. How old is your

mom?

Keith: She took care of 5 children on her own, she took care of her dad, my grandmother,

and now it's my turn to take care of her. Daycare for an elderly person is very expensive,

and my part time salary is in the negative just for the few hours I work--

so I take her to work with me.

Keith: I'm sorry-- I didn't mean to upset...

Hillary: No, no I'm so glad you did! Oh my gosh...

and it's also a story for so many people.

That's why I keep fighting, everywhere I go people have stories-- what's happening in their lives.

Keith: And you know, I had already decided to support you, and then a couple weeks ago

you came out in -- I think in Rochester, and you spoke and said you had spoke to someone

in that situation. I was like, where are the others--where are the other candidates on this?

Hillary: Families are trying like you are, to do the best they can. But they've got to

have more support, and they have to have more quality --day care that is affordable, and

where they feel OK.

Keith:.. sudden change. Hillary: Change.

Hillary: It's very hard-- it's very hard to adjust Keith: You get it, you get it.

Keith: These our are moms and our dads

Hillary: But I would also like to see you get more support through your employment.

You have a lot to do.

Keith: Yes, yes-- I'm working is hard as I can to see that I can call you Madame President.