Hillary Clinton’s ‘Women’s Rights’ Panel Kicks Off with a Man Pretending to Be a Woman [WATCH]

Twice-failed presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton drew criticism after inviting a biological male to speak on a panel focused on “women’s rights” during the 62nd Munich Security Conference in Germany.

Clinton arrived in Munich on Thursday for the annual security gathering.

She was spotted exiting a train upon arrival in the city.

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Her travel plans were altered due to an ongoing strike at Lufthansa, which forced her to arrive by rail.

On Saturday, Clinton hosted a panel titled “Fundamental Rights for Women.” Her first guest was transgender Congressman Tim “Sarah” McBride.

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McBride, a biological male who identifies as a woman, participated in the discussion as part of the event’s focus on gender-related issues.

During the panel, Clinton praised McBride and referenced his role in Congress.

“As a gender rights champion and also the first openly transgender member of the United States Congress, you’ve been on the front lines of this fight and you’ve also been on the receiving end of so many threats and attacks that come from organized efforts,” Hillary said to Tim McBride.

McBride responded by describing what he characterized as coordinated opposition to transgender policies.

“We are facing, as you mentioned, a well-organized, well-funded right-wing regressive movement, and they really have placed trans people at the center of that effort,” Tim McBride said.

He continued, “But we should be clear that the consequences of this anti-trans effort.. will include women of all backgrounds because at the end of the day transphobia, homophobia, misogyny and sexism are all rooted in the same prejudice,” McBride said.

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The panel was part of the broader Munich Security Conference, which brought together political leaders, policymakers, and public officials for discussions on global security and related policy issues.

The conference marked its 62nd year.

Clinton, who previously sought the presidency twice, has remained active in international and domestic political discussions since leaving office. Her participation in the conference included moderating and hosting the “Fundamental Rights for Women” session.

The inclusion of McBride on the panel drew attention on social media, particularly among critics who questioned the decision to feature a transgender lawmaker during a discussion centered on women’s rights.

Clinton did not challenge McBride’s remarks during the exchange.

The panel proceeded with discussion on gender-related issues and the broader political climate surrounding those topics.

The Munich Security Conference continues through the weekend with additional panels and events scheduled.

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