United States A speech that was not given: Hillary Clinton read for the first time excerpts from her 2016 victory speech

American politician Hillary Clinton has, for the first time, read aloud excerpts from a victory speech he should have given since the November 2016 presidential election, according to Reuters.

The speech was missed when Clinton lost the Republican election To Donald Trump.

Clinton, 74, reads his speech in a video marketing the MasterClass online lecture. In it, Clinton’s theme is resilience, which means guts to her parties in the event of adversity. The video is available on a television channel NBC: n pages.

“Ladies and gentlemen, today you have sent a message to the world,” Clinton begins. “We are not only determined by our differences, we will not become the land where we are against them. The American dream is big enough for all of us. ”

Osan from the speech Clinton dedicates to the fact that the election of a woman as president is a milestone in U.S. history.

“I’ve met women who were born before women were allowed to vote,” Clinton says. Women were granted the right to vote in the United States in 1920.

“This is a victory for all Americans, both men and women, boys and girls,” Clinton continues. “Our country has shown once again that when there is no roof, only the sky is the limit.”

Clinton moves to tears as she begins to speak touchingly about her mother and her difficult childhood in her victory speech. Dorothy Howell Rodham died at the age of 92 years in 2011.

“I would like to go to her.

Of the year In the 2016 presidential election, Hillary Clinton received 48.2 percent of the vote and Donald Trump 46.1 percent.

In the U.S. system, however, the presidential election is determined by the distribution of state voters. Trump won 304 voters behind him, leaving Clinton at 227.