Hillary Clinton mocks Trump with dramatic Mueller report reading of president's 'I'm f***ed' line, and suggests people raise money to send AG William Barr back to law school
- Hillary and Bill Clinton took a break from their speaking tour 'An Evening with the Clintons' to sit down with comedian Jordan Klepper
- The host of Comedy Central's 'Klepper' brought up a GoFundMe campaign raising money for Hillary to record an audiobook of the special counsel's report
- The 2016 nominee offered a sneak peak of what the book would sound like
- She selected the portion of the report which describes the moment Donald Trump learned that Robert Mueller would be leading the Russia investigation
- Attempting to mimic Trump's tone, Hillary read: 'Oh my god. This is terrible. This is the end of my Presidency. I'm f***ed'
Hillary Clinton poked fun at her former rival Donald Trump with a dramatic reading from the passage of the Mueller report where the president declares: 'I'm f***ed.'
The 2016 Democratic nominee and her husband Bill took a break from their speaking tour 'An Evening with the Clintons' to sit down with comedian Jordan Klepper.
The host of Comedy Central's 'Klepper' and his guests were discussing GoFundMe causes worthy of a $1,000 donation when they came across a campaign raising money for Hillary to record an audiobook of the special counsel's report.
'Gosh, I would definitely do that,' Hillary said before offering a sneak peek at what it would sound like.
She selected the portion of the report which describes the moment Trump learned that Robert Mueller would be leading the investigation into collusion between his campaign and the Russians as well as obstruction of justice.
'Oh my god. This is terrible. This is the end of my Presidency. I'm f***ed,' Hillary read, seemingly attempting to mimic Trump's distinct tone.
Hillary Clinton poked fun at Donald Trump with a dramatic reading from the Mueller report describing the moment the president learned about the special counsel investigation and declared: 'This is terrible. This is the end of my Presidency. I'm f***ed'
The GoFundMe campaign for a Mueller report audiobook was launched by a San Antonio man named Tex Morgan on April 20.
It had raised a mere $190 toward its $200,000 goal as of Monday morning, with $150 of that coming from the 'Klepper' segment.
Hillary joked about starting another campaign to send Attorney General William Barr to law school after Bill remarked that he'd been misleading about the contents of the Mueller report.
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Hillary and her husband Bill took a break from their speaking tour 'An Evening with the Clintons' to sit down with comedian Jordan Klepper (center) on his Comedy Central show
Hillary did her best Trump impression as she read from the report by Robert Mueller
Barr released a redacted version of the Russia report to Congress and the public on April 18.
The report indicated the investigation found no evidence that Trump or his campaign and administration had conspired with the Russian government.
It was inconclusive on whether Trump obstructed justice during the investigation, a point that Democrats are using as their new grounds for calling for Trump’s impeachment.
Hillary has urged her party to slow down and build on its committee investigations instead of jumping straight to impeachment.
In a Washington Post op-ed last week she wrote: 'The debate about how to respond to Russia's "sweeping and systemic" attack — and how to hold President Trump accountable for obstructing the investigation and possibly breaking the law — has been reduced to a false choice: immediate impeachment or nothing.'
'History suggests there's a better way to think about the choices ahead,' she added.
Hillary's caution to Democrats comes with a lot of experience with impeachment proceedings. She was first lady when her husband Bill was going through the impeachment process, and was a staff attorney on the House Judiciary Committee Watergate impeachment inquiry against Richard Nixon in 1974.
A GoFundMe campaign raising money for Hillary Clinton to record an audiobook of the Mueller report was launched by a San Antonio man named Tex Morgan on April 20
