A long and winding road leads Cole to a career in woodworking
Cat Cole intended to become a stem cell researcher before a series of life-changing events led her to follow her passion for woodworking.
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Cat Cole intended to become a stem cell researcher before a series of life-changing events led her to follow her passion for woodworking.
Cat Cole intended to become a stem cell researcher before a series of life-changing events led her to follow her passion for woodworking.
She worked with clinton at the state department and now calls her a friend. >> you have to be tough, but you can't be too tough or you are immediately in really unpleasant territory, right? the b word. she can stand up. but if she's too hard there will be a boomer an. >> cat cole is part of focus brands. >> you operate in 60 countries around the world. the work is in the midst of a minimum wage fight. >> the whole discussion around minimum wage, private sec sector, enabling growth hasn't gotten the energy i would have loved to have seen. >> those there was excitement there was a feeling among ...
About hillary clinton and how she would compare against the gop front runner donald trump? >> sure because polls are showing and people are turning away from career politicians, at least on the republican side. cat cole said i like her, i'm learning towards her, i'm worried about her electelectabi. the other said she wants to see a republican on the hillary ticket but says he wants something different from traditional. what stood out the most is hearing from her friend ann marie slaughter who said as a woman, the same thing about carly fiorina you can't be too tough and that made me said in 20...
Sat down with business leaders, most of whom support hillary clinton and patty sellers for their post debate take. >> it's usually the woman who is emotional, who is stereo type, and guys are delivering data and it was the opposite tonight. >> reporter: ann marie slaughter is author of the new book "unfinished business" and worked with clinton at the state department and calls her a friend. >> you have to be tough but you can't be too tough or you are immediately in really unpleasant territory, right? i won't -- the b word. she can stand up, but if she's too hard, there will be a boomerang. >>...