It’s the question on everyone’s lips – is she running for president? But Hillary Rodham Clinton continues to keep her plans for the future a mystery.
During an appearance on The Daily Show, the 66-year-old was asked a series of hilarious questions by Jon Stewart, yet the former US Secretary of State and First Lady failed to address the rumours with a straight answer.
Instead, she hinted at the possibility of being a presidential candidate.
The talk show host joked to Clinton that people weren’t interested in book, Hard Choices. “I think I speak for everybody when I say, no one cares, they just want to know if you’re running for president,” he said.
Stewart then asked her about her dream office: “Do you have a favourite shape?” He then asked: “Would you like it to have corners?”
Clinton replied: “I think that the world is so complicated, the fewer corners that you can have, the better.”
One thing is for sure, if the political powerhouse does decide to run for office, there’s no doubt she has plenty of support from some famous figures and friends.
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Hillary is interviewed by Jon Stewart on The Daily Show. Picture: Twitter
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Former US Secretary of State and Senator Hillary Clinton poses with French President Francois Holland as she leaves the Elysee Palace in Paris earlier this month.
Clinton has not given a straight answer on whether she will run for president.
Hillary with the talk show queen, Oprah Winfrey.
Singer Katy Perry is a fan of Hillary. She posed with the former First Lady and her book recently.
Meryl Streep took a selfie with Clinton at a gala dinner two years ago. She even said that she wants the Oscar-winning actress to play her if there was ever a film made about her.
The First Lady Michelle Obama and Hillary are reportedly close friends.
Hillary holds a copy of her new book, “Hard Choices” during a book signing at Waterstones bookshop this month in London.
Clinton was honoured at Public Counsel’s William O. Douglas Dinner at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza in June this year.
Then Prime Minister Julia Gillard meets former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Perth in 2012.
Hillary and Bill Clinton smile for the cameras at the 35th Kennedy Center Honors – Gala Dinner in 2012.
Hillary and her daughter Chelsea Clinton, who is expecting her first child.
President Barack Obama with former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton during a Cabinet Meeting in 2011.
