Biden: Clinton has been ‘so battered and beaten’

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Vice President Joe Biden believes Hillary Clinton will most likely face public sexism if she becomes the first female president, claiming on Sunday that she has already been “battered and beaten” by members of the press.

“She has been so battered and beaten,” Biden, who endorsed the Democratic presidential nominee months after deciding not to launch his own White House bid, told “Meet the Press” moderator Chuck Todd in a new interview. “We all make mistakes. She’s made mistakes, too.”

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