Oprah Realizes You Don't Need Experience to Be President

The transcript explores the idea of women running for President, questioning the necessity of government experience for eligibility. It includes personal reflections on knowledge and experience, concluding with thoughts on the possibility of running for President.

What initial belief did the speaker have about women running for President?

• It was a frequent topic of discussion.

• It was encouraged by society.

• It was not a possibility.

• It was a common occurrence.

What realization did the speaker have about the requirements to become President?

• You need extensive government experience.

• You must have a law degree.

• You need to be a career politician.

• Government experience is not necessary.

How did the speaker's perspective change regarding personal qualifications for presidency?

• They realized they knew less than required.

• They understood they needed more experience.

• They felt they had enough knowledge.

• They felt more qualified than before.

What decision did the speaker make about running for President?

• They decided to run.

• They were encouraged to run.

• They were undecided.

• They chose not to run.

What did the speaker learn about the knowledge required for a presidential run?

• It was less than expected.

• It was more than expected.

• It was exactly as expected.

• It was not important.