Hillary Clinton BREAKS HER SILENCE and TORCHES TRUMP!!!

Hillary Clinton is breaking her silence. and she is torching Donald Trump. She. gave an incredible interview in New York. City and she was not holding back about. what she thinks about Donald Trump's. collapsing term. First, Hillary Clinton. mocks Donald Trump for not even knowing. where the Strait of Hormuz is on a map. Hillary Clinton's like, "You can't make. this stuff up. If this was in a movie, you'd walk out because this wasn't.

believable." Here, play this clip. >> Curiosity about anything going on. around him that. like when when you know, he launched the. war against Iran and then you know, out. of the White House you hear that nobody. told me about the Strait of Hormuz. I. mean, nobody told me they could close. the Strait of Hormuz. Where is the. Strait of Hormuz? Um, you know, you can't make it up. It's. like it's it's like you know, some.

movie that you walk out of because it's. so outlandish. >> Dr. Strangelove. >> Yeah, exactly. >> Then Hillary Clinton talks about Donald. Trump physically rotting and physically. and cognitively deteriorating. Let's. play it. >> Over a long period of time, uh, you've. debated him three times. Um, you've observed him very carefully, obviously. Is he disintegrating? >> I do.

>> I think he is um, certainly um, not what he was. He doesn't He doesn't. come across at least in the way that he. presents himself uh, with as much. energy, you know, falls asleep in lots. of public meetings. I mean, poor Joe. Biden. I mean, shut his eyes, you know, once or twice, but Donald Trump is like. falling asleep all the time these days. Um, but part of that is he stays up all. night posting on Truth Social. So he's,

you know, he's not he's not getting. enough sleep anyway, which is pretty. disturbing because I don't think people. who are sleep deprived make good. decisions on top of everything else, but. I really think he. has. a a a number. of. traits that have gotten, you know, more. obvious. He doesn't even try to hide them, you. know, his impulsivity,

his immaturity. >> Then Hillary Clinton really knows how to. get under Donald Trump's skin. She said, "Of course Putin was helpful to Donald. Trump's election win because Putin knows. exactly what kind of weak and pathetic. leader Donald Trump is." Let's watch. right over here. >> As he's. basically. >> I must say he loves you. >> [laughter].

>> I have never seen somebody speak so. harshly of anyone as to watch Putin. speaking about Hillary Clinton. >> Well, I wear it as a badge of honor, but. it did help um. >> [cheering]. >> You know, it contrary to what you hear. from Donald Trump, he did help Donald. Trump win and partly because he knew. what kind of leader I would be compared. to, you know, Donald whom he knew. uh would not. >> And Hillary Clinton explains how she. negotiated with Iran and how it's very.

different from how the Trump regime was. so careless and reckless and. catastrophic. Here's what she says right. here. >> I started the negotiations that led to. the JCPOA, the agreement that President. Obama. eventually signed. It was an intensive. diplomatic effort. We started by getting the UN Security. Council to impose sanctions, global. sanctions on Iran in June of 2010. We.

then, you know, worked to get secret. negotiations started through Oman. Um. and those began with several meetings. and with a uh you know, a a plan about. going forward and which I handed off to. my successor, uh John Kerry. But, these. were serious. negotiations with high-level people. So, when we sat across a table from. Iranians, we had our own nuclear. physicist there, as did they. We had.

experienced diplomats, people who had. negotiated uh on many different uh. fronts for many years. That's not the. way this administration does its. business. And so, I think we have come. out weaker. Um we've caused a lot of. both confusion and uh I think. some distrust uh in the larger region. about what our goals were uh and what. our staying power is. So, I I believe.

until we see the agreement, which. allegedly will be signed uh on Friday in. Geneva, uh we don't know what's in it. and we don't know what's left out of it. and we don't know, you know, how it's. going to be spun, but it doesn't seem to. me that it's going to um be a. a an effective maneuver by Trump to. claim some kind of victory. >> And here Hillary Clinton really. articulates the threat that Donald Trump. poses and she talks about a term called.

domain loss. When you're losing, you don't know the law of holes, so you. keep on digging and you keep on digging. Let's play this clip right here. >> He does represent the threat of. authoritarianism and the people who. um enable him, who support him, who. follow him, uh have clearly decided that.

his kind of performance politics, his uh. deliberate. um. cruelty and. uh behavior that has never been seen by. any of us in uh an American president. before, uh is exactly what they want to see for. the country. Now, the good news is his. favorability is in, you know, the. mid-30s. Um people who had supported him.

not because he was a a want-to-be. authoritarian, but because he promised. to lower prices and you know, create uh. a better future for people and their. families, they've seen the reality. It. doesn't match the rhetoric. And so, they. have moved away from him, but he is. doubling down. He's doubling down on his. um impulsiveness and it's very worrisome. to me uh because I'll end with this. You.

know, I teach at Columbia University. now, of course, with the dean there. She. and I have been on this stage uh. together. It's called Inside the Situation Room. And we talk about the traits of leaders, their behavior, their psychology. And. there is a um. a view uh that is rooted in how people. make decisions, all of us, not just. leaders, uh about what happens when someone finds. themselves in what's called the domain.

of loss. It's a psychological concept. And almost. counterintuitively, when people feel they are losing, they. very frequently. take greater risks. They double down on. their behavior. And that's what I'm now. worried about because he's lashing out, he's demanding that we accept his. version of reality, which is unhinged. from the actual. uh world that we live in and the actual.

uh consequences of his actions. So, I. think we have to be extremely vigilant. and just, you know, ready to push back. every chance we get. >> Yeah, I thought that was a very powerful. point she raised right there. >> Ever wake up sweaty, freezing, or just. uncomfortable? The temperature in your. bedroom can make or break your sleep. That's why I switched to Miracle Made. sheets. They're inspired by NASA. technology and use silver infused. temperature regulating fabric to help. you sleep perfectly all night long.

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watch for yourself. >> First of all, I said only about half um. were. So, to be fair, um. >> Well, are you are you doubling down on. deplorable? >> But yeah, but you know, I have to say. I was, you know, I gave a speech for. example about something called the. alt-right, which you know, the press had. no idea what I was talking about. Certainly the public had no idea what I. was talking about, but. you know, I was beginning to see this. really disturbing rhetoric. Um racist.

rhetoric, sexist rhetoric, you know, the. kind of authoritarian demagogic. uh claims about um our politics. And it. it worried me. So, you know, I I tried. to kind of put that into the uh. political debate, but I also did try to, you know, draw a line between. those who were following him because of. that. It wasn't a bug, it was the. feature. They wanted to follow someone.

who. uh was, you know, demeaning President. Obama, Obama, was, you know, making. claims about me, saying things like, you. know, the Second Amendment people will. take care of her. I mean, terrible. things that were in that campaign. against me, and people didn't take it. seriously. People were like, "Oh, that's. just Donald. He's just spouting off. Don't worry about it." I saw something. darker, but you know, I was in not the. strongest position since I was running. against him to make that case. So, I was.

trying to say, "Look, I understand there. are people who believe that kind of. stuff, but most of the people. uh at least half uh who are um. you know, following him, they want. change. They are not satisfied with. where we are in the country. They want. you know, a different economic reality. He's promising all of this.". >> Hillary Clinton then talks about her. experience when she was Secretary of. State and how Benjamin Netanyahu would. try to threaten her and she, unlike. Donald Trump, would stand up to BB even.

from the outset. Here, let's play this. clip. >> Well, you're absolutely right. When I. was secretary, it was a constant. uh. you know, theme by. uh Netanyahu and his then government, the then defense uh minister Ehud Barak, the former prime minister. It was relentless. It was a constant. push. You know, I remember um. >> What would he say to you?

>> What? >> What would he say to you? >> He would basically say, um we need we. need to uh you need to support us in. attacking Iran. And back then, this was. you know, 2009 to the end of. uh 2012, we had more capacity than Israel did on. several fronts uh to uh do that. Um and so, there was a a constant. argument uh that we would have. And and. you know, I remember one day um.

I was on the phone for hours with Ehud, with BB, with others, you know, and they. would say things like, you know, "Our. planes are on the tarmac." And I'd say, "Well, good luck. I mean, great." Um. Why are you doing this? >> Where else would planes be other than in. a Yeah. >> on the tarmac ready to take off. Yes. Um. Although, they'd be in the hangar if. they were on the tarmac. Um. And you know, you would you would say. things.

>> you're saying you would they were you. were. you were being played. >> All the time. All the time. I mean. >> by an ally that receives an enormous. amount of aid. >> Well, of course. >> She talks about Netanyahu's obsessions. Let's play it. >> And look, Bibi's been obsessed. as long as I've dealt with him. with with two things, Iran, as you know, and his desire to normalize relations. with Saudi Arabia. The first formal.

meeting I had with him in 2009, probably. March, at the State Department, it was. absolutely, you know, how can we get normalization with Saudi. Arabia and how do we uh totally. decapitate Iran? And he had this view. um. that I think has become very clear. um in his, you know, dealings with with. Trump. Number one, decapitate the regime, it.

will fall. Number two, uh. do enough bombing. a- against enough critical. infrastructure, try to you know, disable. uh. the. uh military in so far as possible, the. people will rise up. And that was just never our read about. what was going to happen. >> More on Netanyahu here. Let's play it. >> And that has not been uprooted yet. So,

I think, you know, Netanyahu believes. that war is his friend because his. political um. standing is under attack from a lot of. different directions and he wants to. contain. the opposition by creating conflict so. that he tries to rally the country. behind him. I think this Iran deal may. be, you know, the the straw that finally.

breaks that and creates a an opening. for, you know, his departure in the. upcoming elections and, you know, a. government that is certainly going to be. very concerned about Israel's security, but might be somewhat more, you know, adept at dealing with these. problems in a way that enhances Israel's. security. >> Then she talks about. what her husband, with Bill Clinton, former President Clinton, says when. Donald Trump even says he's going to run.

again. She goes, "Well, Bill Clinton. says that he'll run again, too, and beat. Donald Trump." Let's play it. >> Well, David, you and I think alike. I think, number one, if he could figure. out a way to stay, he would. My husband likes to say, "If he tries to stay, I'm running. again.". >> [laughter]. [applause]. >> Um.

But, if that's unlikely, which we have. to hope it is, I don't get the feeling he's all warm. and fuzzy about J.D. Vance. >> And then she was reflective and talked. about when she noticed. the real threat that Donald Trump posed. Uh when he went from this kind of. cartoonish character. to starting to really gain traction. with the conspiracy theories about. former President Obama. Here, let's play.

this clip. >> Probably when he began to lead a. movement uh questioning uh Barack. Obama's uh uh birth uh right. citizenship. And before then, I was not. aware. I hadn't read Art of the Deal. I. hadn't followed uh some of his public. utterances. You know, he. allegedly uh told the uh man who helped. him or wrote The Art of the Deal, uh the.

only book he had on his bedside was Mein. Kampf. I did not know that. >> Big seller. >> That's right. And and he also. um. he he ran full-page ads accusing Ronald. Reagan of weakness. So, there had been a. few eruptions that I was unaware of. I. kind of viewed him as you know, exactly. the sort of figure you described. But. when he began to do the big lie about uh. first Senator Obama, then President.

Obama, that's when I began to pay attention and. wondering, what's really behind this? Why is he doing this? And so. relentlessly. It didn't matter. And I. you know, I remember talking. uh to President Obama about it. And you. know, President Obama, like so many of. us, is like, "Ah, who cares, you know? Just I'm not going to respond to that.". And and what we have learned is how. important it is to respond. It used to. be you could ignore that kind of, you. know, outlandish claim. And it wouldn't.

uh you know, last for long. But with the. internet, it lives forever. And so, he. began to demonstrate his understanding. of the new uh information ecosystem that. we're in. >> And finally, here's how. uh Hillary Clinton ended this. Let's. play it. >> Such a sense of ourselves as Americans. as freedom-loving people, and we would. defend it to the last. I don't see that that's a universal. >> Well, I'm afraid uh.

you're right um in terms of the. acquiescence. And. you know, I was in the Senate. very proudly representing New York for 8. years. There are still people on the. Republican side I served with there. I don't talk to them, but my former. Democratic colleagues report to me. They. go into the cloakroom. They're in the. hallway. >> But aren't you sick about hearing about. what they say in the cloakrooms? >> I am really sick of it. I'm very sick of. it. Because they are betraying the kind.

of weakness that is, you know, undermining of a great country and our. institutions because they won't stand up. to them unless they're on their way out. Why not? >> jobs so great. that that you can't. >> people they are. Except for some people. it's simply staying in power, being, you. know, being able to, you know, feel like they are important. For some people it's literal threats. You know,

the only person I know who spoke. publicly about this was Lisa Murkowski. And basically. if if you are threatened the way some of. these people are threatened and their. families are threatened, um and you think you can you maybe. rationalizing, but you think, well, I. can. try to rein in more if I stay on the. inside. So, I I can be against, but I. can't be against too much. That's one thing. But the people who are in positions of.

great economic power, like the tech companies and other, you. know, large businesses, have been so. disappointing in the way that they have, you know, basically aligned themselves. with uh Trump, Trump policies, uh and in large measure, I guess, because they think, quote, it's good for. their business. And what I have said. privately and publicly, um is you are making a grave mistake.

Because you may think it's good for your. business today, but somebody who offers. a bigger bribe, because make no mistake, these transactional deals they're making. are nothing but bribes. You support me. or you don't get this contract. You do. support me, you're going to get that. contract. These are bribes. That is in. the Constitution as an impeachable. offense. And so part of what I see. happening is. men, and they're all men, basically.

convincing themselves they have to do. this for the business, but what they're. not appreciating is that this kind of. unchecked, unaccountable power can. turn and bite them just as easily. You. saw it. You saw it in, you know, in. Russia. You saw the transition from the. collapse of the Soviet Union. And you saw, you know, the, you know, the oligarchs being being. formed, the privatization. But then when. Putin came along, it was I want 5%. No, I now want 25%.

I want 50%. >> There you have it, folks. Let me know. what you think. Powerful indeed, huh? Everybody hit subscribe. Let's get to 7. million subscribers. And thanks for. watching, everybody. Love this video. Support independent media and unlock. exclusive content, ad-free videos, and. custom emojis by becoming a paid member. of our YouTube channel today. You can. also gift memberships [music] to others. Let's keep growing together.