Bill Clinton suggests Democrats get ‘in better tune with non-college educated’

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Former President Bill Clinton gave suggestions to his political party in order to earn back the popular vote the next cycle.

CBS Sunday Morning aired Clinton’s first sit-down interview since the Nov. 5 election was called for the Republican candidate Donald Trump. Clinton had endorsed and stumped for Vice President Kamala Harris to no avail as she garnered only 226 electoral votes and 48.3% of the popular vote.

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