Sarah Sanders Jabs Hillary Clinton During Exchange With Reporter On Sexual Misconduct Allegations
- 6 years ago
During a press briefing on Friday, Sarah Huckabee Sanders jabbed Hillary Clinton on the topic of sexual misconduct allegations.
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders had some harsh words for Hillary Clinton during Friday's briefing.
She took a jab at Clinton when reporter April Ryan asked a question about the past sexual misconduct allegations against President Trump.
"I talked to Hillary Clinton today about the President's past," Ryan said and continued with her question. "[Clinton] said, look, I worry about everything from his past because it tells you how he behaves in the present and will in the future. What do you say to that as it relates to these allegations against the President?"
Sanders promptly fired back, while apparently referencing Bill Clinton, "I think Hillary Clinton probably should have dealt with some of those of her own issues before addressing this President."
The press secretary was also asked at the briefing why it's fair to investigate Democratic Senator Al Franken but not Trump over misconduct allegations?
"I think in one case, specifically, Senator Franken has admitted wrongdoing, and the President hasn't," Sanders answered. "I think that's a very clear distinction."
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders had some harsh words for Hillary Clinton during Friday's briefing.
She took a jab at Clinton when reporter April Ryan asked a question about the past sexual misconduct allegations against President Trump.
"I talked to Hillary Clinton today about the President's past," Ryan said and continued with her question. "[Clinton] said, look, I worry about everything from his past because it tells you how he behaves in the present and will in the future. What do you say to that as it relates to these allegations against the President?"
Sanders promptly fired back, while apparently referencing Bill Clinton, "I think Hillary Clinton probably should have dealt with some of those of her own issues before addressing this President."
The press secretary was also asked at the briefing why it's fair to investigate Democratic Senator Al Franken but not Trump over misconduct allegations?
"I think in one case, specifically, Senator Franken has admitted wrongdoing, and the President hasn't," Sanders answered. "I think that's a very clear distinction."