Watch: Hillary Clinton Shuts Down the Possibility of a Possible Ivanka Trump Presidency

Since Hillary Clinton has nothing left to lose, she is giving it to the American public straight, no chaser. Clinton isn’t running for president anymore; in fact. she’s probably just going to continue speaking out against President Donald Trump, whether he’s in office or not. Clinton’s plans, once Trump leaves office, are to sit outside his nursing home just to call him a bitch whenever he leaves his room.

During an appearance on Dutch TV last week, Clinton was asked about the possibility of Ivanka Trump becoming the United States’ first female president, to which Clinton’s replied: “Bitch, please. That woman better worry about her father getting impeached and her husband getting some security clearance. Also, tell her that there was a time in the 1960s when she could have come for me. That time has passed.”

Fine, she didn’t say any of this, but I could feel this sentiment in her actual answer, which was, “That’s not going to happen.”

When pressed as to how she could definitively state that Ivanka wouldn’t be president, Clinton responded, “No,” shaking her head. “No, we don’t want any more inexperienced Trumps in the White House,” Newsweek reports.

KRO-NCRV host Eva Jinek lightweight-shaded Clinton. noting that sometimes things we don’t want to happen happen.

“I think that normally I would like to believe what everyone is saying, but I’ve also learned after these elections that sometimes, things that we don’t expect to happen sometimes do happen,” Jinek told the former presidential hopeful.

But Clinton maintained that it was unlikely.

“Well, that’s true, but you know, fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me. And I think the American people have seen for themselves what happens when a reality-TV candidate wins,” Clinton said. “I really believe there’s an enormous amount of pent-up energy to take the country back from the Trump administration.

“I believe we have a very good chance of winning the House of Representatives,” Clinton added, referring to the Democratic Party. “[That] would begin the process of righting the ship of state.”

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