Chelsea Clinton slips up, calls Bernie 'President Sanders'
Chelsea Clinton inadvertently handed the White House to Bernie Sanders Wednesday, when she accidentally called him "President Sanders" instead of "Senator Sanders." Her slip-up came just as she was making the case to Clinton supporters in Eden Prairie, Minnesota that her mom, Hillary Clinton, was the superior Democratic candidate.
She quickly caught the error in her words. "Excuse me," Clinton said almost immediately after the words left her mouth. "I hope not 'President Sanders!'" Watch below. Becca Stanek
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