Snapshot · Pivot
Hillary Clinton noted that Trump has $400 million in a super PAC and allies like Elon Musk have pledged to spend heavily to prevent Democrats from winning the midterms.
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Kara pivots to a lighter register with a round of rapid-fire questions. Clinton is excited about Ted Lasso's new season featuring Jason Sudeikis coaching a women's team — a full circle from the episode's opening discussion of women's sports. She describes herself as a proud grandmother of three who loves any time spent with her grandkids and calls grandparenting 'the only experience in life that is not overrated.' When asked about Hillary Clinton portrayals, she admits she generally avoids watching them, but singles out Kate McKinnon as someone she loved both as a performer and a person. Kara volunteers Emma Thompson as her favorite. Asked whether she'd play Mary Todd Lincoln in Oh Mary, Clinton flatly says no — she'd need a year of physical comedy training. The section is warm and humanizing, a deliberate tonal shift before the final segment. [1] — Hillary Clinton "It is the only experience in life that is not overrated. It is really great. Really worth waiting for." 1:06:37
Clinton argues that when Trump walks around putting on third-term hats, it's a deliberate signal — a tell — about his real intentions. Whether through running himself, installing a puppet, or using executive power and potentially the Supreme Court to undermine a Democratic Congress, she says he will not willingly give up power.
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