“A serious woman is an extremely powerful entity,” E. Jean Carroll says

E. Jean Carroll on the MeToo movement: "I think we’ve made huge strides in the last 200 years... I think we’re gonna keep going."

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00:00 I think we've made huge strides in the last 200 years.

00:06 We've made even faster strides in the last 100 years.

00:10 We've made enormous strides since the 60s.

00:13 I think we're going to keep going.

00:15 I think this is a blip.

00:17 I think this is a blip.

00:20 I think we move on because I don't think there's any stopping.

00:23 Look at this room.

00:25 These women are making a huge difference.

00:29 This room could rule America as far as I'm concerned.

00:33 So, no, I feel very, very positive.

00:36 I think we're going to go on.

00:38 This is -- I don't think we're going to be stopped.

00:41 I really don't.

00:42 We just have to really work hard to help our sisters

00:46 in the South getting rights back over their own bodies.

00:51 That's a little -- I think we can get that accomplished.

00:54 If Mrs. Melinda Gates is in the room,

00:57 I believe she can help us do that.

00:59 That we're serious women.

01:05 And a serious woman is an extremely powerful entity.