Hillary Clinton has warned that “the whole world should be concerned” with President Donald Trump in charge. In a clip from an interview with the Australia Broadcasting Corp.’s Four Corners set to air next Monday, the former U.S. secretary of state responded to a question from host Sarah Ferguson on whether Trump is the “most dangerous president” ever in the U.S. by saying, “I think he is.” “He is impulsive, he lacks self-control, he is totally consumed by how he is viewed and what people think of him, he is vindictive,” she said. Clinton had issued a similar warning before Trump’s election win last year, describing him as the most dangerous man ever to run for president.
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