Hillary Clinton Calls on Boris Johnson to Mandate Vaccine Passports in UK (VIDEO)

Twice-failed presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton on Sunday called for Prime Minister Boris Johnson to mandate vaccine passports in the UK during an interview with BBC.

“I do think it is imperative that the prime minister do what he can to stop the rise in Covid in the UK. He doesn’t need to shut the society down but he does need to mandate vaccines,” Hillary said.

The BBC interviewer reinforced Hillary’s demands, “By mandate vaccines you mean vaccine passports, insist that people coming into buildings and into clubs and restaurants show vaccine passports.”

Hillary Clinton interrupted the reporter: “And employers. I mean, part of what we’ve done in New York for example is all of the big health systems…they’ve mandated vaccines.”

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Clinton brushed off the fact that 1,000 employees were fired from one hospital system.

“I think you have got to make it clear that we are not going to go back into lockdown — that is not going to happen. But, if you don’t get vaccinated and if you don’t have proof of vaccination when you go into a club or a restaurant, and employers don’t enforce vaccines we may see some problems here in the UK, when the weather gets colder and people are forced back inside again,” she said.

VIDEO:

Hillary Clinton – “I do think it’s imperitive that Boris Johnson do what he can to stop the rise in Covid in the UK…” #Marr #Phillips pic.twitter.com/oFON3eoT90

— Haggis_UK 🇬🇧 🇪🇺 (@Haggis_UK) October 24, 2021

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