BALDWIN: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton remembers when she was pregnant and the day that she got some weird looks from her co- workers. They were all men. This is back in 1980. A pregnant Hillary Clinton was the only woman working at an otherwise all-guy law firm.</s>HILLARY CLINTON, SECRETARY OF STATE: They never had a female partner and certainly not a pregnant female partner. And they literally just were not sure what to do with me. I would walk down the corridor getting more and more pregnant and the men in the firm would, like, look away. Never say a word. And I just kind of thought, I'm just going to wait to see if anybody says anything to me. About, you know, the fact that I'm going to have a baby. So, nobody ever did. I gave birth to my daughter. And I was in the hospital when one of my partners called to say congratulations and then in the course of it asked, well, when are you coming back to work? And I said, I don't know, maybe in four months. And that's how I created the firm's first-ever maternity leave policy.</s>BALDWIN: How about that? That was 1980. The secretary of state told the story at this kick-off event for the National Work Life Family Month. She gave birth to daughter, Chelsea, in 1980. Question for you, what can these two candidates both President Obama and Mitt Romney learn from a president who served way back in the 1800s? The latest issue of "Time" magazine says quite a lot. Coming up next, we'll discuss this "Time" cover story and how Abraham Lincoln, our nation's 15th president is shaping the 2012 election.
Hillary Clinton On Pregnancy, Work