The former Democratic presidential candidate said Trump 'has to know that he lost' the 2020 election.
military alliance as she discussed his potential return to the White House. She reportedly told the newspaper that she viewed a second Trump term as Putin's only realistic path to victory.
Hillary Rodham Clinton speaks as an honoree at the National Action Network’s three-day annual national convention in Manhattan on April 07, 2022 in New York City. Clinton has said former President Donald Trump would have pulled out of NATO if he had been re-elected."If Trump had won in 2020 he would have pulled out of NATO—I have no doubt about that," Clinton said.
Trump was frequently critical of NATO countries during his presidency, often claiming that NATO members were delinquent in payments to the U.S. However, the former president appeared to misunderstand NATO defense spending commitments. Member countries do not pay the U.S. but are meant to spend at least two percent of their GDP on defense, a target many do not reach.
"Even in his reptilian brain, Trump has to know that he lost this time. He refuses to accept it because it wasn't supposed to happen," she said.
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