Kellyanne Conway called Bill Clinton a "pretty angry white male" Tuesday night after the former president said Donald Trump was good at getting "angry white men" to vote for him.
"It's an insult, and I think Bill Clinton sounds like, in that case, a Trump voter these days," Conway, a senior Trump adviser, told Fox News' "Hannity." "He seems pretty 'angry white male' and that's too bad, because he's a former president. We have enormous respect for him and his legacy, as it were."
Conway also pointed out Trump "had a very broad coalition in this win" and he ran the tables "among the same kind of Democratic union households that Bill Clinton won and Hillary Clinton lost. He ran the table among rural voters."
Bill Clinton's comments are "dead wrong," she continued, and "it's time for the Clintons to do what the Obamas have done, which is to open up the door and say, 'We are here to help you have a peaceful transition in our great democracy.'"