Hillary Clinton says Harris will beat Trump, honors Ethel Kennedy

Former First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton appeared on “Mornings with Zerlina.” on SiriusXM Progress (Chapter 127) and said she believes Vice President Kamala Harris will win the 2024 presidential election, expressed her greatest concerns about Trump's “big lie machine” and the possible influence of AI on the election, and remembered the late Ethel Kennedy on October 10th.

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“She was an extraordinary person and I got to know her over the years,” Hillary said of Ethel. “She had a wicked sense of humor. She was a completely devoted mother and wife and a friend to so many people. She checked in from time to time to see how Bill and I were doing. I always thought that in many ways she was a real role model for someone who got into politics through marriage. She suffered a great tragedy with the loss of her brother-in-law and then her husband and some of her children. And she just had an indomitable spirit. She lived a long, good, eventful and purposeful life and I will miss her.”

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About Zerlina Maxwell

Zerlina Maxwell is Senior Director of Progressive Programming at SiriusXM. She is the host of “Mornings w/ Zerlina”. on SiriusXM Channel 127 and hosted “Zerlina.” on MSNBC on PeacockTV for two seasons. She is also the author of the book The End of White Politics: How to Heal Our Liberal Divide (Hachette, July 2020). She was a political analyst on MSNBC for a decade. She has worked on two presidential campaigns: Obama in 2008 and Hillary in 2016.

Zerlina is a keynote speaker and author. She has written for numerous national publications. Her writing focuses on national politics, candidates, and specific political and cultural issues, including race, feminism, domestic violence, sexual assault, victim blaming, and gender inequality. She holds a law degree from Rutgers Law School – Newark and a BA in International Relations from Tufts University (Zerlina profile on BET.com).