Hillary Clinton Tells Jimmy Kimmel She’d Beat Bill Clinton in a Presidential Election

Norman Weiss November 6, 2015, 5:13 am

Hillary Clinton tells Jimmy Kimmel she’d beat Bill Clinton in a presidential election

In a wide-ranging interview, Kimmel thanked Clinton for visiting his talk show last and got her to admit she might tune in when Donald Trump hosts SNL this weekend. They also discussed Jeb Bush’s woes and why Ben Carson is topping her in one poll. Clinton also surprised Kimmel’s kids focus group, in which the boys argued that women were “too girly” to be president.

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