CHELSEA CLINTON wrote a stunning letter to the US President when she was a little girl, she revealed on The Graham Norton Show in November.
over the past few years. She has branded the Trump administration “a collision of cruelty and incompetence” and even hit out at her former friend Ivanka, who is a senior adviser to the President. However, Mr Trump is not the first President that Chelsea has stood up to; in fact, her history of standing up to presidents started when she was just five years old.She explained how she wrote her first political letter when on The Graham Norton in November show with her mother Hillary.
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