Overview
- In a video released Friday on her YouTube channel, she told viewers not to look to her as a candidate.
- She argues the 2024 outcome demonstrates voters are not prepared to elect a woman to the Oval Office.
- She says many who claim to be ready for a woman leader are not, pointing to resistance from some men.
- She has long pushed back on speculation about a bid, calling a run "unthinkable" earlier this year to avoid thrusting her daughters back into the spotlight.
- The remarks came in a conversation with Tracee Ellis Ross recorded November 5 in New York as she promoted a new book on her approach to fashion and public presentation.