Hillary Clinton Shades Melania, Clarence Thomas, Donald Trump, Ted Cruz on ‘Watch What Happens Live’
Hillary Clinton has a question for Melania Trump — is Donald Trump face investigations and possible criminal charges: “How was your summer?”
And to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, who want to work towards equality in marriage after the court destroyed Roe v. Wade: “You don’t want to retire?”
For Mark Zuckerberg: “Do you let your Kids accessing Facebook? “
Appearing frank, stormy on Andy Cohen’s Bravo talk show See what happens live with daughter Chelsea Clinton (who sits on the board of IAC, parent company of The Daily Beast) to promote their new TV show, GutsyThe former secretary of state holds nothing back, when it comes to the Republican “captive cult” still embroiled in Trump, against bigotry, and why she doesn’t regret the “depraved” line. mine.
As a former senator, Clinton was asked which senator was or was the toughest. “Oh, too many to count. I would have to say that Ted Cruz is the one who blows up forever,” she replied.
When asked by a viewer how many times a day she said to herself “I told you so”, after witnessing how the Trump presidency unfolded, Hillary Clinton said: It really crossed my mind… but it didn’t bring me any consolation. I’m so sad, I’m so heartbroken by all that happened while he was there, and then he refused to accept the election and incited violence, it’s heartbreaking. I hope people (of any kind) will just say, ‘No, that’s enough! We will no longer allow such division and disruption in our country. ‘ It’s important to stop it. “
Women, especially young women, registered to vote after Roe v. Wade “In unprecedented numbers,” Clinton said, “because they understand that this is a serious challenge to their rights, choices and health.”
To fight back, she added, “You beat people who are trying to take your rights away.” Those in the Supreme Court and in Republican-led state legislatures that attack civil rights and liberties “are being driven by cultural, religious, ideological, party and political interests.” factions and finances — and so they are trying to impose their views on everyone else even though most of us disagree with them. You can’t expect it to go away. You must win. You must defeat them. Then maybe we’ll bring back a Republican Party that’s not a captive cult of Donald Trump and people like him.”
Cohen asked Clinton if she believed there should be term limits for Supreme Court justices. “I’ve never done it before,” she replied. “I would like to see the Supreme Court rejected by electing a Congress that codifies same-sex marriage, systematizes women’s right to choose, codifies a lot of important issues of rights that the Supreme Court has. can’t do anything.”
“To be a woman in America is to be political because politicians are trying to make decisions for us that we should be making for ourselves,” said Chelsea Clinton.
She condemned Trump for “the main subject of hate in our country” and said she did not recall, as an anecdote in Jared Kushner’s new book, being invited to dinner by Ivanka on behalf of her father. .
“It is true that I spoke to Ivanka in November 2016, the last time I spoke to her. I don’t remember being invited to dinner,” Chelsea said.
Cohen asked about the friendships of the women. “I can say we are friends,” Chelsea said. “She’s not who I would call…if I were debating a life decision, but we’re definitely friends, and then she goes on the dark side.”
Cohen asked both women if they had read Kushner’s books.
“No, we missed that,” Hillary Clinton replied dryly.
“And we will continue to miss it,” Chelsea Clinton added.
Hillary Clinton told Cohen she has no regrets calling Trump supporters “evil” or even more historic, “I suppose I could stay home and bake cookies and drink tea, but what I decided to do is complete my profession.”
“People get it wrong or misheard, or don’t get the full context,” Clinton said. “I’m sorry that people don’t get the full story of what I say or don’t understand the full context of what I say, but not what I said.”
Hillary Clinton says Trump’s possible 2024 opponent, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, the notorious architect of the “Don’t Say Gay” law and other legislative attacks on the transgender teen, “waging a culture war, and getting more and more extreme.” She said she thinks he “knows better” and “should be an independent Republican, ” but had “decided that it was only easier to follow the most extreme views of the party.”
Cohen asked Clinton what her biggest blunder was. “Oh my gosh, I made so many jokes. When you’ve been in the public eye for so long, you’re wrong, you’re tired, you say something that turns out to be a bit. So I just can’t think of one that pops out. Her daughter recounted how her mother avoided aggression once while volunteering for her, Chelsea, to dance while campaigning for the Senate election in Buffalo in 2000, saying, “My daughter would love to do that.”
“I didn’t watch any of them. I lived it. There’s no reason to watch it,” Clinton said of Clinton’s many TV shows and movies about the White House.
During a game of “agree, disagree”—then Hillary Clinton expressed surprise at Cohen’s great support for tequila/Fresca as a drink (she doesn’t seem to know Fresca still does). being sold) —there are women who say marijuana should be classified, and Hillary Clinton agreed, contrary to Michelle Obama’s famous words, that when “they go low,” you can sometimes respond back by going lower. All in all, mother and son agree, is the White House’s most iconic cat.
Cohen also revealed that he had a “great secret contact” with one of Hillary Clinton’s secret agents in the 1990s. “TMI,” she replied with a laugh. Cohen added that the agent had only the best things to say about the Clintons, just as he, all these years later, had only the best memories of the agent.
