Hillary Clinton reacts to Arizona’s recent ruling that bans abortion in almost all circumstances, calling abortion an “atrocity” in an interview with Kelly Clarkson and calling it “an atrocity” that “changes the lives of the most people.” He encouraged Americans to vote in a way that “makes things better.” .
“We were worried that it would happen, but we were hoping it wouldn’t happen. We are now facing an extremely difficult time for women in about half of the states in the country who are unable to get the care they need.” And the same goes for older adults. There are no exceptions to Arizona’s law, and the risks to not only women’s lives but their rights to make decisions about their bodies and themselves are extremely high. “This is serious,” Clinton said in a speech. Clarkson interview On “The Kelly Clarkson Show”.
Mr. Clinton said there was another element to this, claiming there was “cruelty.” The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the state can enforce a 160-year-old pre-state law criminalizing abortion, making abortion illegal in nearly all circumstances.
“There is cruelty towards women and women’s lives,” she said.
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The pop singer and talk show host said it was “insane,” while Clinton said it was “terrifying in every sense of the word.”
Clarkson agreed with Clinton, saying there’s a lot of “voter apathy” going on, “and that’s why this is happening.”
Clinton also addressed people who Clarkson said felt powerless and “exhausted” by the prospect of voting and making their own choices.
“There are a lot of different random types of people in my life with very diverse views about politics, faith, and everything else. And those are all fine, but this is about those things. “And that’s what I hear from everyone,” they’re just tired and feeling helpless and even if I vote, what’s the point? Is not it? ” Clarkson said.
Clinton argued that people should vote in a way that “makes life better for the greatest number of people.”
Hillary Clinton joined Kelly Clarkson for an interview on “The Kelly Clarkson Show” on Monday, April 15, 2024. (Left: (Photo Credit: Weiss Eubanks/NBCUniversal via Getty Images), Right: (Photo Credit: Mark Case/Getty Images))
“Don’t try to impose your views on the rest of us, so no matter what you care about, voting is your superpower, and while it may not seem like it, it really is,” Clinton said. That’s it,” he said.
An emotional Clarkson broke down in tears during the segment as she discussed her pregnancy, which she said resulted in both of them being hospitalized at various points.
Recent former Democratic presidential candidates voters knocked down People complained about the rematch between Donald Trump and President Biden during a late night interview with Jimmy Fallon.
Clinton was asked by Fallon what she would say to voters who are “angry about those two options.”
Hillary Rodham Clinton speaks on stage at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City on May 24, 2022. ((Photo by Cindy Ord/Getty Images))
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“Get over yourself. Those are your two options,” Clinton responded, according to a Fox News Digital report.
“One is elderly, capable, compassionate, has a heart, and truly cares about people. And the other is elderly and has been charged with 91 felonies,” Clinton said. Ta. “I don’t understand why this is a difficult choice.”
Fox News’ Joseph Wulfsohn and Jamie Joseph contributed to this report.
