Hillary Clinton shadows Donald Trump, Melania, Clarence Thomas and Ted Cruz during interview

Hillary Clinton shadows Donald Trump, Melania, Clarence Thomas and Ted Cruz during interview

In light of Donald Trump's ongoing investigations and potential legal problems, during a recent interview, Hillary Clinton had the following question for Melania Trump: "How does your summer go?"

After the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, Justice Clarence Thomas wanted to focus on equality in marriage. "Don't you want to retire?"

For Mark Zuckerberg: I asked, "Do you let your kids go to Facebook?"

The former secretary of state did not back down when speaking openly about the Republican Party's "captive sect" still under Trump's control, fighting intolerance, and why she did not regret her "unfortunate" line while appearing with her daughter Chelsea Clinton on Andy Cohen's Bravo chat show Witness What Happens Live, according to the Daily Beast.

When asked which senator had the biggest mistake 

Clinton said she was a former senator. Oh, countless. Ted Cruz is a permanent inflator, I would say ", I responded.

After watching how the Trump administration was going, one viewer asked Hillary Clinton how often she said to herself, "I told you that. She said she genuinely crossed my mind... But it does not offer me any kind of solace. I am deeply saddened that everything that happened during the time he was there, and then his refusal to accept elections and incite violence, is heartbreaking. I hope people just say, "No, enough is enough! We will not let this kind of division and turmoil exist in our country anymore. It must be stopped immediately.

Young women in particular were registered to vote "in unprecedented numbers" 

after Roe v. Wade, according to Clinton, "because they understand that this is a serious challenge to their rights, choice and health."

• To resist, she added, "You defeat people who are trying to strip you of your rights." Those in the Supreme Court and in Republican

• led state legislatures who attack civil rights and freedoms "are driven by cultural, religious, belief, partisan and financial interests

• so they try to impose their views on everyone else even though most of us disagree with them. You won't be able to hope it disappears.

• You have to win. You have to beat them. Then maybe we get a Republican Party back again, not a captive worship of Donald Trump and people like him. "

Cohen questioned Clinton for her opinion on the terms of office of Supreme Court judges.

 "I've never done before," she replied.

I would like to see the Supreme Court rejected through the election of Congress, which legalizes same-sex marriage, codifies women's right to choose, and codifies many of these important issues of rights in law on which the Supreme Court cannot do anything.

Being a woman in America means being a politician because politicians are trying to make decisions for us that we have to make for ourselves, said Chelsea Clinton.

Trump, according to her, is "the main conduit of hatred in our culture."

 and denied recalling that Ivanka had ordered dinner on behalf of her father

• as claimed in Jared Kushner's new account.

• "Yes, I did speak with Ivanka in November 2016,"

• the last time I spoke to her.

•  I don't remember inviting me to dinner, Chelsea said.

Cohen enquired about women's friendship.

 I'm unable to call her... I would turn to the dark side if we were discussing a major life choice, even if we are friends.

1. Cohen enquired about books Kushner wrote with the two women.
2. Hillary Clinton responded with effort: "No, we missed it."
3. Also, we will continue to miss her, Chelsea Clinton said.