Hillary Clinton GLOATS after Trump conviction in ‘Vital Voices Global Partnership’ speech

Clinton, who lost to Trump in the 2016 election and still complains about the loss to this day, was met with a roar of cheers from the audience at Vital Voices Global Partnership’s 23rd Annual Global Leadership Awards in Washington, DC.

"Well I have to tell you there’s nowhere I’d rather be than right here," Clinton added after the cheering died off.

In addition to her appearance at the award ceremony Thursday, Clinton also released a mug with the phrase "turns out she was right about everything." Being sold alongside the mug is a sticker and tote bag with the same design on it.

"We recently had some new merch made based on a phrase I hear a lot. The design happened to be finalized today. With your purchase, you’ll support Onward Together groups defending democracy… and get a pretty great mug to sip tea from," Clinton wrote on Instagram.

Trump was found guilty of all 34 counts of falsifying business records on Thursday evening. Prosecutors alleged that the payments were wrongfully marked as legal fees from former Trump attorney Michael Cohen. Bragg elevated the charges to felonies because he claimed they were committed in service to a felony crime. He attested that the crime was that the payments made to Cohen were actually campaign contributions to then-president and incumbent presidential candidate Trump.

Clinton was fined by the Federal Election Commission in 2022 for violations of campaign finance law over the Steele Dossier, which was later used by Congress to impeach Donald Trump. Clinton was fined $113,000. Trump’s case was not taken up at the federal level, instead being taken up by Bragg seven years after the fact.

Clinton recently claimed that Trump wants to "kill his opposition, imprison his opposition, drive journalists and others into exile, rule without any check or balance," saying this is what Putin does and "that’s what Trump really wants."

"Do we really expect him to govern in a stable, appropriate, rules-based, respectful way?" Clinton asked of Trump.