Hillary Clinton already knows what she'll be doing if Donald Trump wins the presidency — and it doesn't involve moving to Canada. "I would never leave the country," Clinton told MSNBC's Rachel Maddow Thursday night, "but I would certainly be spending a lot of time yelling at the TV set, Rachel."
Clinton is confident her future won't consist of yelling at the TV, though. "First of all, I do not think that will happen," Clinton said of the possibility of Trump becoming president, "and I have every confidence that if I'm the nominee it certainly won't happen."
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