Chelsea Clinton said Hillary Clinton is running a completely different campaign than Donald Trump.
“This election is so important to me, because I’m now a mom,” Clinton told Matt Lauer during an interview on “Today.” “And as proud as I am of my mom, this election to me is fundamentally about my children, about Charlotte and Aidan.”
The 36-year-old will introduce her mother at the Democratic National Convention Thursday night as she accepts the party nomination. (RELATED: Chelsea Clinton: Republicans Aren’t Ready For A Debate With Democrats)
“I couldn’t imagine a better president for them. I couldn’t imagine a better grandmother for them, either. And so I think just standing there, thinking about my children and looking at my mom, I think it’s going to be overwhelming.”
“I just hope that people understand even a little more when I’m done than when I started about why I love her so much and admire her so much. She’s tough and she can take whatever people say about her.”
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Chelsea said she considers Ivanka Trump a friend, but the two disagree on who should be president.
“Clearly, Ivanka and I have very different views about who we think should be our president, who we think best represents our country,” she said.
“I think it’s clear that Mr. Trump is running his campaign and saying what he thinks is important in this election. I think what we’re seeing here in Philadelphia is a very strong contrast to that. And my mother’s not engaging in divisive, bigoted rhetoric.” (RELATED: What Ivanka Trump Told The Republican National Convention About Her Father)