, you know, feeling like an out of body experience," she said. "And then this speech [by Trump], a cry from the white nationalist gut."

She said that during the campaign Trump was quite successful “referencing a nostalgia” that would give hope, comfort and settle grievances for millions of people upset about gains made by others.

“Millions of white people,” Pauley asked.

“Yeah, millions of white people,” Clinton replied.

Clinton also defended her "basket of deplorables" comment about Trump supporters in the interview.

"Well, I thought Trump was behaving in a deplorable manner," she said. "I thought a lot of his appeals to voters were deplorable. I thought his behavior as we saw on the 'Access Hollywood' tape was deplorable. And there were a large number of people who didn't care. It didn't matter to them."

Clinton said she didn't believer her deplorable comment energized Trump voters.

"They were already energized," she said.

Clinton said she practiced what she would do if Trump came up behind her during the debates and then she said when he did at the second debate in St. Louis, she became flustered.

"It was so discombobulating," she told Pauley. "And so -- while I'm answering questions, my mind is going, 'OK, do I keep my composure? Do I act like a president? Am I the person that people can trust in the end to make hard decisions?' Or do I wheel around and say, 'Get outta my space. Back up, you creep.' Well, you know, I didn't do the latter."

The interview concluded with Clinton saying the U.S. had a reality show that led to the election of a president. "He ends up in the Oval Office," she said of Trump."He says, ‘Boy, it’s so much harder than I thought it would be. This is really tough. I had no idea.’ Well, yeah, because it’s not a show. It’s real. It’s reality, for sure.”



"What Happened" is being published by Simon & Schuster, a division of CBS.

The memoir, which dishes on Bernie Sanders, former FBI Director James Comey and Russian President Vladimir Putin, as well as Trump, has some Democratic Party wags worried.
, you know, feeling like an out of body experience, " she said. " And then this lecture [ by Trump ], a war cry from the white nationalist gut. " 

 She said that during the campaign Trump was quite successful “ reference a nostalgia ” that would give promise, comfort and settle grudge for millions of people disquieted about gains made by others. 

 “ million of white people, ” Pauley necessitate. 

 “ Yeah, million of white people, ” Clinton replied. 

 Clinton also defended her " basket of deplorables " remark about Trump supporters in the interview. 

 " Well, I thought Trump was behave in a deplorable manner, " she said. " I thought a batch of his appeals to voters were deplorable. I thought his behavior as we see on the' Access Hollywood' tape was deplorable. And there were a large number of citizenry who didn't care. It didn't matter to them. " 

 Clinton said she didn't believer her deplorable comment energized Trump voters. 

 " They were already energized, " she said. 

 Clinton said she practice what she would do if Trump came up behind her during the debate and then she suppose when he did at the second debate in St. Louis, she became flustered. 

 " It was therefore discombobulating, " she told Pauley. " And so -- while I'm answering questions, my judgment is going,' OK, do I keep my composure? Do I act like a president? Am I the person that people can trust in the conclusion to make hard decisions?' Or do I wheel about and order,' Get outta my space. Back up, you creep.' Well, you know, I didn't do the latter. " 

 The consultation concluded with Clinton saying the U.S. had a reality show that led to the election of a president. " He ends up in the Oval Office, " she said of Trump. "He read, ‘ Boy, it ’s so much harder than I thought it would be. This is really rugged. I had no mind. ’ Well, yeah, because it ’s not a show. It ’s veridical. It ’s reality, for sure. ” 



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 The memoir, which dishes on Bernie Sanders, former FBI Director James Comey and Russian President Vladimir Putin, as well as Trump, has some Democratic Party wags worried.
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, you know, feeling like an out of Body experiEnce," sHe sAid. "anD theN thiS speech [by Trump], A Cry fRom the white nationalist Gut."

ShE sAId thAT dUring The campAIgN tRumP wAs QuiTe SUcCessfUl “rEferencIng a nostalGia” ThAt would give hOPe, Comfort and SetTle grievanceS foR milliOnS of PEople UpsEt aboUt gainS Made by Others.

“MilLiONs of whITe peoplE,” pAuLey aSked.

“Yeah, millions oF WhITe people,” ClintoN repliEd.

cLiNTOn aLso Defended heR "bAsket OF deplorABlES" COmmENt about Trump sUpporters in THe iNterviEw.

"welL, i thougHt TruMp WAs bEhaving in a dEploRable mannEr," she sAId. "I thouGHt a lot oF his apPeaLs tO votERs WeRe dEpLOraBLe. i thOUghT his behaViOr As we sAw on THE 'aCcesS HoLlywOod' taPe was deplorabLe. ANd thERe wEre a lArge nUmbeR oF peopLe who dIdn't cArE. It didn't matter tO theM."

Clinton sAid ShE diDn'T beliEVer her DepLorAble comMent eneRGizEd tRUMp Voters.

"They were alreAdY ENeRgized," shE said.

CLInToN Said she pRaCtiCed wHAT she wOuld DO iF Trump caMe up beHInD hEr durinG tHe debaTeS anD thEn she SAid wHen he dId at the sEcond DEbate in St. Louis, SHe became flustEReD.

"iT wAS so dIscOmbobulatinG," she TOld PAuleY. "anD so -- WHile I'M answErINg QUestions, my mind is goiNg, 'oK, do I kEep my Composure? Do I aCt like a preSIDEnt? Am I thE perSOn THat people can trUst in The end to maKE hard decIsionS?' Or do I whEel around AND say, 'Get oUttA my SpaCe. BACK uP, you creep.' Well, YOU knoW, I Didn't do The Latter."

THe iNteRviEw cOnCluded witH Clinton SaYiNg ThE U.S. Had a rEAlity shoW tHat LeD to The elECtion oF a preSideNt. "he ENds Up in the oVaL oFficE," sHe Said Of TRuMp."He sAys, ‘BOY, it’S so much Harder thaN I tHOughT iT wOuld be. THis is really toUgH. I had no ideA.’ WEll, Yeah, beCAUse it’s noT a show. It’s real. It’s reality, FOr sure.”



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tHE memoIR, WhIch DiShes on BernIE sanDers, fOrMer FbI DirecTor James Comey and RuSSiaN President VlaDimIr PuTIN, aS weLL aS truMp, HAs sOME Democratic PartY wags worriEd.
, you know, feeling like a n out of b ody e xpe rie nc e,"shesaid. "And the n  thi s speech [by Trump], a  cryfr o m th e  w hitenationa l is t gut ." 
She  s a id  that  du ring th e campaign  Tr um p was quites uc cessful “r efe rencing a no sta lgia”th atw ouldgiv e hop e, com f ort an d settlegr i evance s  for mi l l io ns o f people upset ab o ut gains made byothers .“M i l lio nsof white p eo ple,” Pauleya sk e d . 

“ Y eah, millions  of white p e opl e,” Cl in ton replie d.

C li n ton  also defen dedher "bask et ofd eplorab l es" com ment a bou t T rump su pp ort er s  in th e i n ter view.

" We ll , I t houg h t T rump  wa s be havin g in a deplor abl e ma n ner ," sh e sai d. " Ithoug ht a l ot of  h is appeals to v oter s were de plo ra ble .I tho u ght hi s b eha vior as  we saw onth e ' Ac cess Hollywood' ta pe w as  deplora ble. A n dth e re werealar ge n u m ber o f pe o pl e who di dn't c a re .It didn 't  matte rtothe m."
C lint on sai d she di dn'tb eliever her de p lorable comme n te n er g ized  Tr ump voters. 

"T h ey w erea lr ead y  ener gized ," sh e  said.

Clinton sai dshe pr actic ed what she w ould do if T r ump came  upb eh i nd her duringthe d ebates and then she  said  when he  did at t h e  seconddeb ate  in  St . Lo uis, she beca m e  flu st ered.
"It  was so  di sco mbo bul at ing," she  told Pa ul ey ."A ndso -- while I' mans we rin g que s tions,  my m indis  g o ing , 'OK,d oI keep  m ycomp osu re ? DoI ac t  li ke a pr esident?AmI  the  p er son tha t people cantr ust in the  e ndto mak e hard dec isions?' Or do I wheela round a ndsay,'Get  outta my  sp ace. B ack up, yo u cree p.' W el l,y o u kno w ,  I  di dn 't do thel a tte r."
Th e in terview  concluded with Cl i nto n saying theU.S . ha d area l it y  sh ow tha t led to the elec tion of apr e si dent. "Hee nds  u p in th e OvalOffic e ," shesaid of T rump."Hesa ys,‘ B oy,  it’s so m uch hard er than I thoug h tit wo uld  be. T hi s i s rea lly to u gh.  I ha d no i de a.’ We ll, y ea h, becau se it’s not a show. It’ s real . It’ s r eality, f ors ure .”



"Wh at H appened" i s b ein g pub lis h ed by  Sim o n& S c huste r, a divisiono fCBS . 
T he memoir,w h i chdishe s o n  Berni e Sa nders, former FBI Director James  Com e y  an d R u ssia nPresident Vlad imi rP u tin, aswe ll as Trump , has so me Democ raticPartywags wo r r ie d .
, you_know, feeling_like an out of_body experience,"_she_said. "And_then_this speech [by_Trump], a cry_from the white nationalist_gut."

She said that_during_the campaign Trump was quite successful “referencing a nostalgia” that would give hope, comfort_and_settle grievances_for_millions_of people upset about gains_made by others.

“Millions of white_people,” Pauley_asked.

“Yeah, millions of white people,” Clinton replied.

Clinton also_defended_her "basket of_deplorables" comment about Trump supporters in the interview.

"Well, I_thought Trump was behaving in a_deplorable manner," she_said._"I_thought a lot of_his appeals to voters were deplorable._I thought his behavior as we_saw on the 'Access Hollywood' tape was_deplorable. And there were a large_number of people who didn't_care. It_didn't matter to them."

Clinton said_she didn't believer_her deplorable_comment energized Trump_voters.

"They were already energized," she said.

Clinton_said she practiced_what she would do if Trump_came_up behind her_during_the_debates and_then she said_when_he did_at_the second debate in St. Louis,_she_became flustered.

"It was so discombobulating," she told_Pauley. "And so --_while_I'm answering questions, my_mind is going, 'OK, do_I keep my composure? Do I_act like_a president?_Am I the person that people can trust in the end_to make hard decisions?' Or do_I wheel around and_say, 'Get_outta_my space. Back_up,_you creep.'_Well, you know, I didn't do the_latter."

The interview_concluded with Clinton saying the U.S._had a reality show_that_led to the election of a_president. "He ends up in the_Oval Office," she said of_Trump."He_says,_‘Boy, it’s so much harder_than I thought it would be._This is really_tough. I had no idea.’ Well, yeah,_because_it’s not a show. It’s real._It’s_reality, for sure.”



"What Happened" is being_published_by_Simon & Schuster, a division_of CBS.

The memoir, which dishes on_Bernie Sanders, former FBI Director James Comey and Russian_President Vladimir Putin,_as well as Trump, has_some_Democratic_Party wags worried.