Clinton Addresses Why She Thinks She Lost the Election

 

In the course of recent weeks, Hillary Clinton has demonstrated that she's prepared to come "out of the forested areas" for good.

Following a keynote discourse at the Professional Businesswomen of California Conference a week ago, the previous Secretary of State made that big appearance at Tina Brown's Women in the World Summit on Thursday to talk about everything from why she trusts she lost the race (a blend of Russian President Vladimir Putin and FBI Director James Comey) to her position on Syria. Following a presentation by Samantha Bee, Clinton sat down with Nicholas Kristof for 60 minutes in length discussion that was effortlessly her most political meeting since losing the race. It was likewise the first run through Clinton tended to the Russian hacking outrage.

"Don't imagine it any other way, as the press is at long last getting up to speed to the realities, which we frantically attempted to present to them amid the most recent periods of the battle," she said to the group, which the New York Times reports comprised of contributors who gave around $1 billion to her crusade. "This is not only an assault on me and my battle, despite the fact that that may have added fuel to it. This is an assault against our nation. We are well past ordinary political worries here. This is about the respectability of our popular government and the security of our country."

"People in general should know precisely what happened, and why, with the end goal for us to anticipate future assaults on our frameworks, including our discretionary framework," she proceeded.