Hillary Clinton Says Trump Is The Most Dangerous President In Nation's History
- 7 years ago
Hillary Clinton recently suggested that the world be very concerned about the dangers President Donald Trump presents.
Hillary Clinton recently suggested that the world should be very concerned about the dangers President Donald Trump presents.
She gave the warning during an interview with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s ‘Four Corners.’
When asked by host Sarah Ferguson if she believes that Trump is, indeed, the most dangerous president in history, Clinton answered, “I think he is.”
"He is impulsive, he lacks self-control, he is totally consumed by how he is viewed and what people think of him, he is vindictive," Clinton said.
In response to a follow-up question about whether Australia has cause for unease, the former first lady noted, “I think the whole world should be concerned."
Clinton has expressed similar sentiments in the recent past.
In a mid-September appearance on PBS NewsHour, she commented in regards to Trump’s handling of relations with the leaders of North Korea and Russia. “He’s being played by these dictators in a way that undercuts our credibility and the capacity to come up with a diplomatic solution in that region," Clinton noted. "I’m deeply concerned, and I think in many ways the Trump presidency poses a clear and present danger to our country and to the world.”
Days later, she told Stephen Colbert that she found Trump’s comments at the U.N., which included threats against North Korea, “very dark” and “dangerous.”
Hillary Clinton recently suggested that the world should be very concerned about the dangers President Donald Trump presents.
She gave the warning during an interview with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s ‘Four Corners.’
When asked by host Sarah Ferguson if she believes that Trump is, indeed, the most dangerous president in history, Clinton answered, “I think he is.”
"He is impulsive, he lacks self-control, he is totally consumed by how he is viewed and what people think of him, he is vindictive," Clinton said.
In response to a follow-up question about whether Australia has cause for unease, the former first lady noted, “I think the whole world should be concerned."
Clinton has expressed similar sentiments in the recent past.
In a mid-September appearance on PBS NewsHour, she commented in regards to Trump’s handling of relations with the leaders of North Korea and Russia. “He’s being played by these dictators in a way that undercuts our credibility and the capacity to come up with a diplomatic solution in that region," Clinton noted. "I’m deeply concerned, and I think in many ways the Trump presidency poses a clear and present danger to our country and to the world.”
Days later, she told Stephen Colbert that she found Trump’s comments at the U.N., which included threats against North Korea, “very dark” and “dangerous.”