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Ladies and Gentlemen, President Chelsea Clinton
By Heather St. Claire
January 20, 2025
NBC News Anchor Natalie Morales: And there you have it, the inaugural
address of President Chelsea Clinton. And now the new President is
embraced by her husband, Marc Mezvinski, and her children, Bill, who is
12, and her daughter Olivia, who just turned eight. And now, a heartfelt
hug from her mother, Hillary Rodham Clinton. Wouldn't you like to know
what words they're exchanging at this moment...no doubt they are
remembering the first President Clinton, and wishing that he could be
with them on this historic day....the first time a daughter has followed
her father's footsteps into the oval office. Mother and daughter have
always been close, and they're likely to strengthen that bond in the
coming years. The 77-year-old former First Lady and Secretary of State
will reportedly be moving back into the White House, 24 years to the day
after she left it. Brian Williams, your thoughts at this moment?
Brian Williams: Natalie, we've seen all kinds of history made in the
run-up to this day. The new President Clinton succeeds the first female
president, Michele Bachmann; and Ms. Clinton was the winner last
November in the first Presidential race that pitted two female
candidates from the major parties against each other. It was a hard-
fought battle, to say the least, against House Speaker Jamie Herrera
Beutler, who was credited with shepherding much of President Bachmann's
agenda into law. President Bachmann leaves office with the highest
approval ratings of any President since President Bill Clinton,
ironically enough. Yet the American people, in their wisdom, chose the
candidate who represented change instead of continuity...a recurring
pattern throughout our almost 250 years of history as a nation.
Natalie Morales: Let's pause to listen now as President Clinton receives
her first 21-gun salute as the nation's chief executive.
Election night, November 6, 2012, the home of Bill and Hillary Clinton,
Westchester County, New York
Bill Clinton: He blew it. Barack had it in the bag and he blew it. And
to Romney? Come on! Hil, this would have never happened if you had been
elected four years ago.
Hillary Clinton: Oh Bill, give it a rest. You know I was never going to
make it. There's only one politician in this family with the right
gifts, and that's you.
Bill: Oh, how I wish I could be President again.
Hillary: You can, you know.
Bill: But that's the longest of long shots.
Hillary: It's our only shot.
Bill: You're talking about our daughter...our only child.
Hillary: It's for the country, Bill. You know better than most what
four, eight, or 12 years of Republican rule is going to mean. Yes, it's
a horrible sacrifice, but think about all the parents who sacrificed
their children for this country because YOU asked them to.
Bill: *sighs* Okay. It's going to be a big, big adjustment. Can we do it
after the first of the year? So we can have one more family Christmas?
Hillary: *shaking her head* You always have been the sentimental one.
Bill: *deeper sigh* You really must see a sense of poetic justice in
this, don't you?
Hillary: *smiles* Well, there's going to be ONE thing I'm not going to
have to worry about ever again.
A secret lab at an undisclosed location, January 5, 2013
Chelsea Clinton felt herself coming out of a deep fog. The last thing
she remembered was being in her parents' living room, talking about
their plans for the year ahead, when two overly muscular men?they looked
like bouncers on steroids?burst into the room and grabbed her. Her
parents screamed protests, but before they could do anything, one of the
muscle men jabbed a needle into her arm. As she lost consciousness, she
heard her father lament, "I don't know how they could have gotten past
the Secret Service."
Now, she was coming to. But she felt so strange, like she was in the
midst of a very vivid dream. She was held down to some kind of lab table
by heavy straps. She glanced over and saw an empty table next to hers.
The oddest thing was that she didn't seem to be in her own body any
longer. She also realized she had a large IV line hooked up to her left
arm. She turned her head to her left, and saw her mother. But she looked
so strange. There was no concern on her face at all...only an
expression
of impatience. When she opened her mouth, she was astonished to hear her
own father's voice. "Mom?" she croaked. "Wha...what's going on? Why am
I
talking like daddy?"
Now Hillary wore an expression of empathy, "Oh, you poor child. It's all
been too much for you, all your problems with that husband of yours.
It's obviously left you deeply disturbed. Don't worry, everything is
going to be all right....you'll see."
Although Chelsea couldn't see her arm, she had the sense that something
was beginning to flow into her through the IV line. She soon lost
consciousness again, this time forever.
About thirty minutes later, the attending physician checked the vital
signs of the form of the 43rd President of the United States. There were
none. After the body was covered with a sheet, one of the muscle men
escorted Chelsea Victoria Clinton into the room. She wore a large
bandage on her left forearm where IV lines had been removed a few
minutes earlier.
"Is she--?"
"Yes. It was quick and painless."
"You...you sound so clinical about it, so cold, Hil." The young woman
began to cry.
"There is no room for sentiment in politics or war. And that's the last
time you're ever going to address me by my first name....daughter." She
smiled. "So how does it feel?"
"Strange, to say the least. My whole center of gravity is different. It
does feel good to...to be young again. I haven't felt so energetic in
years, years. But there's so much I have to learn."
"Don't worry, dear...I've lined up a whole series of instructors for you
in female fashion, grooming techniques, basic anatomy...you'll have fun
in stirrups, I promise...but you have a coming out party very soon,
Miss
Clinton."
"What are you talking about?"
"You will be delivering a eulogy for your father at the state funeral,
of course."
National Cathedral, Washington, D.C., January 8, 2013
ABC News Anchor Diane Sawyer: This historic cathedral is filled with
dignitaries from around the world, as you would expect for a state
funeral. President Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama, President Elect
Romney and Former Presidents Carter and George W. Bush lead an
impressive group of mourners for William Jefferson Clinton, forty-third
President of the United States, dead of a heart attack at age sixty-six.
And now, Chelsea Clinton, the former President's daughter, is stepping
into the pulpit to deliver a tribute to her father.
"Let President Clinton be remembered as a great man; and as a flawed
man. A man who loved his country; and who loved his family. Let him be
remembered as leader who put his focus on building better lives for the
American people, one family at a time. Whether it was lowering taxes,
balancing the budget and paying down the national debt; creating jobs;
fighting crime; investing in education; and improving access to health
care; the eight years of my father's presidency will be remembered as a
time..."
Several minutes later: "It's important to look back at the remarkable
achievements of my father's life. But if he were still with us, I think
he would be telling us not to linger too long in the past. After all,
wasn't he the one who always encouraged us : 'Don't Stop Thinking About
Tomorrow'? Thank you."
The Rush Limbaugh Program, EIB Network, January 9, 2013
Rush Limbaugh: Since nobody else will say it, I am going to say
it...Chelsea Clinton's eulogy for her father yesterday wasn't a eulogy
in any traditional sense of the word. That was a campaign speech. Mark
my words: yesterday marked the beginning of Chelsea Clinton's political
career. Don't say you haven't been warned. Ladies and Gentlemen, we are
not through with this family yet?not by a long shot.
The Hillary Clinton home, March 5, 2013
Hillary Clinton: You're making remarkable progress, Chelsea. All of your
tutors say you're adapting to your new life with remarkable ease.
Chelsea Clinton: This is all for her. And for the country. For the
country....
Hillary: And how are we coming with making baby?
Chelsea: Mark's a nice man, but I still haven't.......
Hillary: Young lady, you are going to have to get over this aversion to
sex, and do it soon. You need to get a family started now. As in this
year. You don't want to be out on the campaign trail next year and
pregnant do you?
Chelsea: Is it really necessary? What if we just split up?
Hillary: Completely out of the question. It would destroy you with a
majority of the American public.
Chelsea: But Reagan was divorced!
Hillary: Conservatives get a pass on divorce, as long as it's only one.
Newt proved that two are not acceptable. But liberals don't get the same
slack. And no husband? The last single president was James Buchanan,
and
they're still taking about his sexual orientation. Can you imagine the
speculation if you two split up now?
Chelsea: But I don't like it from this end.
Hillary: You're not supposed to. You're not supposed to.
October 30, 2013 A private hospital room in suburban New York
Chelsea Clinton: He's so beautiful....he's the splitting image....of me.
But oh my God, what a painful experience!
Hillary Clinton: Why do you think I quit after just one?
November 2014 Post-election issue of TIME magazine
There were several bright spots for Democrats in the results of
Tuesday's Congressional elections, and renewed cause for concern on the
part of embattled President Romney. Democrats gained more than 30 House
seats and six senate seats, signaling that the President's re-election
hopes two years from now may be in doubt.
One of the results that caused the most rejoicing in Democratic circles
was the election of Chelsea Clinton, daughter of the late President Bill
Clinton, to a U.S. House seat in New York City. With her husband at her
side and her year-old daughter in her arms, Clinton promised "a new era
of responsible compassion" in government.
December 2, 2015 The Office of U.S. Representative Chelsea Clinton
Chelsea Clinton sits behind her desk; her mother Hillary is in the
leather armchair. Two-year-old Bill Mezvinsky plays in a spacious
playpen in the corner of the room.
The phone rings; Representative Clinton picks it up.
"Oh my God. You are kidding. You have got to be kidding. Right now? OK.
Thanks."
"Chelsea? What's going on? You look like you've seen a ghost."
"Maybe I have. Romney was pronounced dead from a stroke thirty-five
minutes ago. Bachmann's on her way over here to be sworn in right now."
"Well, this means you get to be the second female president, then."
"Great. Who remembers the second man to invent the telephone?"
"But the important thing is, you will be President again."
Nov 3, 2020 Election Night Coverage, FOX news network
Shepard Smith: Ladies and gentlemen, a historic night in American
politics, as President Michelle Bachmann wins re-election by the biggest
margin of any president since Ronald Reagan thirty-six years ago.
Historically, second terms have been anti-climatic for presidents, but
many people feel that the popular Bachmann, who is at the height of her
influence, could buck that trend. Whatever happens, we can be assured it
will be a history-making term in one sense. When Bachmann leaves office
in January 2025, she will have served longer than any president except
Franklin Roosevelt, who was in office for a little more than twelve
years.
Of course, it was a disappointing night for Democrats from coast to
coast, as they saw their representation in Congress drop to the lowest
levels in a decade. But there were a few bright spots for the Democrats,
including the election of Representative Chelsea Clinton to the
governorship of New York.
June 11, 2025 Associated Press newsflash
Former First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is reported to
be resting comfortably at Walter Reed Hospital after suffering a stroke
at the White House this afternoon. The 77-year-old Mrs. Clinton, mother
of President Chelsea Clinton was reportedly meeting with her daughter to
discuss her upcoming role as a special envoy to Palestine when she was
taken ill.
Headline, National Enquirer, June 17, 2025
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