Next question about the debate segment on Iran. She says deterrence hasn't been used enough. She repeats that if Iran used nuclear weapons against Israel, they'd be hit with the same.

On her ad and image of Osama bin Laden. Is it a scare tactic? That ad is about leadership and she believes she has it.

The next President will be sworn in during a time of difficult challenges. She wants people to understand what a serious decision it is.

Katrina was also part of the ad. We don't know what the next President would face.

She has a unique set of qualifications that prepares her to be President and Commander of Chief. National security will be a big issue in November. She can better face the Republicans. T

hen asks her about her criticism of Obama's statement that McCain is better than Bush. He asks her if she cheered on

Not at all. McCain has long experience on Armed Services. He has the wrong ideas. He would continue the Bush policy on Iraq. That's the wrong policy. That would be worse than Bush. His economic policies are more of the same Bush failed policies.

You can have a law degree and not be right for certain cases. He's not better than Bush, he's more of the same.

He asks her if all criticism of her campaign is sexist? She gives a very long laugh. She says the historic nature of the race is great -- ultimately, it comes down to who is better qualified.

On the vast right conspiracy and Richard Mellon Scaife's endorsement of her. She laughs again. Why did she meet with him and why didn't she reject his endorsement?

She says she was curious -- she was

She believes in conversions -- even death bed conversions. She was surprised (dumfounded) by the endorsement. It shows she's capable of bringing people together.

It's over. Keith was polite. Hillary laughed a lot. Too much? I thought the first half went better for her.