Hillary Clinton recently gave an interview to the New York
Times.
She reflected on why some women did not support her
in 2016,
how Democrats failed to abort,
protect abortion rights adequately. She again partially blamed you for
her defeat,
for reopening the investigation into her e-mail server,
holding the press conference where you called her extremely careless
without any formal criminal charges,
she told the Times Quote once he did that to
me,
the people, the voters who left me were women.
They left me because they just couldn't take a risk
on me because as a woman,
I'm supposed to be perfect.
They were willing to take a risk on Trump,
who had a long list of let's call them flaws
to illustrate his imperfection.
Because he was a man and they could envision a
man as president and commander in chief.
What did you think? What was your response?
We were never trying to do anything to either of
the candidates in 2016.
We regretted being involved. We were just trying to do
the right thing given the facts that landed on us.
And, and what would you say to Hillary Clinton if
she were here right now?
I mean, do you do you feel any regret or
you think she's the one that made the decisions to
do XYZ?
I regret being involved, but I didn't put 300,000 of
her emails on Anthony Weiner's laptop that the FBI then
had to look at.
And so I hated the situation,
but I bear her no ill will and I get
the pain she feels.
I'm sure about 2016. I hope we had nothing to
do with the outcome,
but we were just trying to do the right thing
and I still think we did the right thing.