Hillary Clinton Angry on Student at Interview [Video]

Video : Hillary Clinton Angry on Student in Interview

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton snapped on a Congolese student who asked her about husband's views on foreign policy issues. That time Hillary Clinton has a message for the world: It's not all about Bill.

She had not come to Africa to talk about her husband the ex-president. But even there, she could not escape from his big shadow.

She replied incredulously when the student raised a question about a multibillion-dollar Chinese loan offer to Congo "You want me to tell you what my husband thinks?" “If you want my opinion, I will tell you my opinion. I am not going to be channeling my husband.”

After the interview State Department official told her that the Student had meant to ask what Obama, not Bill Clinton, thought about the Chinese loan. A senior Clinton aide said that Mrs Clinton secure the student not to worry about it.

The student's question, according to the State Department translation, went like this: "Thank you. Mrs Clinton, we've all heard about the Chinese contracts in this country. The interference is from the World Bank against this contract. What does Mr Clinton think through the mouth of Mrs Clinton and what does Mr Mutombo think on this situation? Thank you very much.''

The Clintons have always been a complicated couple and she has struggled for decades to balance her interests and ambitions against his. The biggest controversy of Bill Clinton's career was an affair with a White House intern which led to impeachment proceedings issue and engendered rare sympathy for his wife and helped her win a Senate seat.

But after the questions she quickly recovered her cool and moved on to other subjects Monday. Just before the question that set off her anger, another student had asked if the United States and the West felt a need to apologize to the people of Congo to colonialism and post-colonial interference. She said "I can not forgive the past, and I will not try", "We can think of the past and to be imprisoned by it, or we can decide we want a better future and work to make it."

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