An excited crowd greeted Clinton as she spoke at San Jose State University. Her focus was mostly on women and the need for equality.
"All most women need is a fighting chance to prove themselves," said Clinton.
The predominately female audience listened intently as Clinton said women still make 16 percent less than men in America. But the one question on everyone's mind was finally asked during the informal Q&A session.
The host, Larry Stone, said to Clinton, "If there is a major announcement you'd like to make regarding your future…"
Clinton hasn't made any announcements about her future political plans, including a run for the presidency in 2016, but there are those who don't want to see it happen, including a woman who threw a shoe at Clinton during her speech in Las Vegas earlier on Thursday.
In San Jose, those for and against Clinton were outside the event center tonight.
"If she is not stopped and challenged now, this is the first in a long line of betrayals," said Don Grundmann from the Constitution Party of California.
"It's time, it's past time that we have a woman take control and let's get it done," said Judy Pipkin from Ready For Hillary.
Clinton is expected to have earned as much as $1 million for these speaking engagements.
