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Hillary Rodham Clinton Briefing Materials HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON BRIEFING MATERIALS THURSDAY APRIL 23, 2015 HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON BRIEFING MATERIALS THURSDAY APRIL 23, 2015 Final Schedule ............................................................................................. 3 Daily Digest of Other Candidate Activity ................................................... 7 Briefing Memo – Video Taping .................................................................. 9 1 – Video Script: Reach Out and Read ........................................... 11 2 – Video Script: CUNY Macaulay Honors College ...................... 13 3 – Video Script: National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy ......................................................................... 14 4 – Video Script: South Carolina Democratic Party Convention ................................................................................ 15 Briefing Memo – Remarks at the 2015 Women in the World Summit ...................................................................................................... 16 1 – Biographies ............................................................................... 19 2 – List of Green Room Guests ....................................................... 20 3 – Summit Agenda – Thursday ..................................................... 21 4 – Remarks .................................................................................... 26 Briefing Memo – Presentation to Melanne Verveer at the 6th Annual DVF Awards ................................................................................. 27 1 – Biographies ............................................................................... 32 2 – Remarks .................................................................................... 38 2 SCHEDULE FOR SECRETARY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015 FINAL CHAPPAQUA, NY/NEW YORK, NY/CHAPPAQUA, NY LONA VALMORO SENIOR ADVISER CELL (202) 365-2934 ALEX HORNBROOK DIRECTOR OF SCHEDULING & ADVANCE CELL (617) 694-0661 MAIA JOHNSON SCHEDULING DESK CELL (415) 816-3473 PREV RON Chappaqua, NY Time Tbd DEPART Private Residence En route NYC [drive time: Tbd] 10:55 am ARRIVE IAC Offices 11:00 am PRIVATE MEETING 2:00 pm 6th Floor Conference Room IAC Offices 555 West 18th Street at the Westside Highway New York, NY 10011 Contact: Victoria Cagliero, Lyndsay Harris, and Patrick Shae, [email protected], Office 212-314-7333 CLOSED PRESS 2:15 pm DEPART IAC Offices En route HRC Personal Office [drive time: 20 minutes] 2:35 pm ARRIVE HRC Personal Office 2:45 pm VIDEO TAPINGS 2:50 pm HRC Personal Office Staff: Sierra Lindsay, [email protected], Cell 917-609-0783 - South Carolina JJ Dinner - Tribute to Sarah Brown, National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy - Scholastic's Reach Out and Read 15th Anniversary Gala Celebration - CUNY Macaulay Honors College 10th Anniversary Celebration 3 SCHEDULE FOR SECRETARY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015 3:00 pm OFFICE TIME/PRIVATE MEETINGS 5:00 pm Personal Office 5:05 pm DEPART HRC Personal Office En route Lincoln Center [drive time: 20 minutes] 5:25 pm ARRIVE Women in the World Greeter: Tina Brown 5:40 pm REMARKS AT THE 2015 WOMEN IN THE WORLD SUMMIT 6:20 pm David H. Koch Theater Lincoln Center 20 Lincoln Center Plaza New York, NY 10023 Contact: Kara Simonetti, Cell 917-804-6379, [email protected] Advance: Jaclyn Rothenberg, [email protected], Cell 404-433-0819 OPEN PRESS Note: Approximately 2,500 people attending. Business attire. - Upon arrival, HRC proceeds to backstage area/green room for brief photos (1-2 clicks total). - Tina Brown gives brief remarks and introduces Beatrice Biira. - Beatrice Biira, Community Engagement Coordinator of Heifer International, gives remarks and introduces HRC. - HRC proceeds onto the stage and delivers remarks (20-25 minutes in length) from the podium with a teleprompter. - Following remarks, HRC remains on stage for a brief photo with Tina and Beatrice. - HRC takes a group photo with the Girls Choir on stage (1 click). - HRC proceeds off stage and departs. 6:30 pm PERSONAL TIME 8:15 pm Location: Tbd 4 SCHEDULE FOR SECRETARY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015 8:35 pm ARRIVE United Nations 8:40 pm PRESENTATION TO MELANNE VERVEER AT THE 6th ANNUAL 9:20 pm DVF AWARDS 4th Floor United Nations New York, NY 10017 Contact: Luisella Meloni, [email protected], Cell 917-689-9015 Advance: Chris Falvo, [email protected], Cell 917-584-4309 Call Time: 8:00pm OPEN PRESS (including press invited as guests) Note: Approximately 350 people attending. Business attire. - Upon arrival, HRC proceeds to the Private Room 6 for group photo (1 click) with awardees and presenters. - VOG begins the program in the Delegates Dining Room and introduces the musical guest, Christine and the Queens. - Christine and the Queens perform. - Tina Brown gives opening remarks and introduces Diane von Furstenberg. - Diane von Furstenberg speaks and introduces HRC. - HRC proceeds onto the stage and gives remarks (3-4 minutes in length) from the podium with a teleprompter. - At the conclusion of remarks, HRC invites Melanne Verveer to the stage to receive the Lifetime Leadership Award. - HRC has the option to remain on stage for Melanne’s remarks. - HRC proceeds off stage and departs. 9:30 pm DEPART United Nations En route Private Residence [drive time: 50 minutes] 10:20 pm ARRIVE Private Residence HRC RON Chappaqua, NY WJC RON Chappaqua, NY 5 SCHEDULE FOR SECRETARY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015 Weather: Chappaqua, NY: Mostly cloudy, 53/33. New York, NY: Mostly cloudy, 55/38. 6 DAILY DIGEST OF OTHER CANDIDATE ACTIVITY April 22, 2015 Democrats Joe Biden Tweeted “Let’s act to ensure that the world we leave behind for our kids & grandkids is better than how we found it. #EarthDay.” Lincoln Chafee Interview ran in print with the Brown Daily Herald. Martin O’Malley Tweeted “Opposing bad trade deals like TPP is just common sense. Let’s make our voices heard” and included link to Bad Trade Deals video from yesterday. Reported that he will travel to NH on May 13. Bernie Sanders Stalled action on TPP by using an procedural maneuver in the Senate Finance Committee. He objected to a rule that allows committees to meet during legislative sessions and in doing so he prevented the Finance Committee from addressing the trade bill until 4pm. That is significant because Senate Democrats have dozens of amendments prepared for the bill, which will take several hours to address in committee. Jim Webb No update. Republicans Declared Marco Rubio No update. Rand Paul Skipped Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on State Department funding, CNN reported instead he was on a radio program and attacked YOU on 7 Benghazi. Will attend The Constitution Project’s 8 thAnnual Constitutional Champions Gala in Washington, D.C. Ted Cruz No update. Undeclared Jeb Bush Posted a piece on Medium.com attacking YOU entitled “Hillary Clinton’s Politically Motivated Flip Flop on TPP Is Wrong.” Chris Christie Will be on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. Scott Walker Will attend a ground breaking ceremony of an expansion at Werner Electric Supply Co. in Neenah, WI. Carly Fiorina Reported today that she will announce her presidential bid online on May 4. Attended Westside Conservative Club Breakfast in Urbandale, IA. Joined Simon Conway’s Radio Show. Signed advance copies of her book in Cedar Rapids, IA. Spoke to Iowa Women Lead Change in Cedar Rapids, IA. Rick Perry Will speak at the Microsoft Global Energy Forum in Houston, TX. Mike Pence Will attend the Governor’s Century and Half Century Business Awards in Indianapolis, IN. 8 MEMORANDUM FOR HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON Date: Thursday, April 23, 2015 Time: 2:45 pm – 2:50 pm Location: Personal Office New York, NY From: Robert Russo, Dan Schwerin, Lauren Peterson, Patti Miller, Ann O’Leary Re: Video Taping I. PURPOSE YOU are recording four videos. II. PARTICIPANTS YOU Sierra Lindsay/Film Crew III. PRESS PLAN This taping session is CLOSED PRESS. IV. BACKGROUND YOU are recording four videos: 1. Reach Out and Read YOU are recording a video greeting for Reach Out and Read of Greater New York’s Annual Benefit to celebrate their 15 years of service. This group prepares New York’s youngest and most vulnerable children to succeed in school by partnering with doctors to prescribe books and encourage families to read together. Reach Out and Read of Greater New York began 15 years ago with 40 program sites and today, they operate at over 200 hospitals, community health centers, and pediatric practices through all 5 boroughs of NYC, Long Island, and the Hudson Valley. This annual gathering will take place on June 1st in New York City, and will draw together Reach Out and Read board and staff members, supporters, partners, local educators, and children’s publishers. 9 2. CUNY Macaulay Honors College YOU are recording a greeting to celebrate CUNY Macaulay Honors College’s 15th Anniversary. YOU delivered the commencement address for their first graduating class on May 31, 2005. YOUR video greeting will be shown at this year’s commencement ceremony on June 2nd. Founded in 2001, Macaulay Honors College offers academically gifted students a rigorous undergraduate education, integrating the vast resources of the City University with New York's cultural, scientific, and business communities. 3. National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy YOU are recording a video tribute to Sarah Brown. On May 15th at the Phillips Collection in Washington, about 130 people will gather to honor Sarah Brown
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