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"...to present you the winner of two thousand..."

Bill Scheneider: Senator Hillary Clinton and TV host Oprah Winfrey, according to the Gallup poll, they are the two most admired women in America. They had a very interesting and possibly politically significant encounter at the International Emmy Awards ceremony Monday evening.

"Thank you, I hope you do us a privilege and run for office, thank you, president of the United States..."

Bill Scheneider: Was that an endorsement? Not clear. But Oprah Winfrey has a huge following, particularly among women. The question is whether it could translate into votes.

Bill Scheneider: Right now Senator Clinton is leading in the polls for the 2008 Democratic nomination for president. The leader among Republicans at this early point, Senator John McCain. What would a Hillary Clinton-John McCain race look like? The CNN-USA Today-Gallup poll pitted the two front-runners against each other among registered voters nationwide. The result, McCain leads Clinton by 10 points. Why? Men. Men give McCain a huge lead over Clinton. Women are divided. Maybe an endorsement from Oprah Winfrey could make a difference. If she would rally women to support Hillary Clinton, the race could become a lot closer.

Bill Scheneider: Some Republicans are trying to get Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice, to run for president. Rice is the fourth most admired woman in the country after Laura Bush. What would a Rice-versus-Clinton race look like? Clinton, by 9 points. Why? Women. In a race between the two women contenders, women voters prefer the Democrat by 16 points. And men, they just can't make up their minds. (Oprah Winfrey!) Maybe Oprah could help them.

Bill Scheneider: When Oprah endorses a book, it instantly becomes a best-seller. Be interesting to see what would happen if she endorsed the politician.

Bill Scheneider: Bill Scheneider, CNN, Washington.

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