Former President Bill Clinton complained Monday that Vice President Kamala Harris had an “impossible job” as she was the only person who could legally access President Biden’s campaign funds after the president left office just three months before Election Day.

“Vice President Harris had a nearly impossible job because she ran at a time when no one else could legally access the money Joe Biden had already given and there was no time for primaries. So she was effectively “a stranger to the people,” Clinton told MSNBC.

MSNBC host Joe Scarborough sat down with Clinton for an interview that aired Monday on “Morning Joe.”

“People knew what they liked and didn’t like about Trump, and about 54% of them would have liked to vote for someone else, but people didn’t feel like they knew anything about Harris,” Clinton added.

Former President Bill Clinton participated in an interview with MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough on Monday.

BILL CLINTON RECALLS HIS HALF-BROTHER’S PARENTH, SAYS IT’S NOT SIMILAR TO BIDEN’S CONTROVERSIAL HUNTER STATEMENT

Clinton argued that Democrats need to talk to each other more and stop playing “demographic games.”

The Harris campaign sent Clinton on the campaign trail in October to woo rural voters.

The former president also recently commented on President Biden’s decision to pardon his son Hunter. He specifically addressed those who compared it to his half-brother’s pardon.

“I think that the president had reason to believe that the nature of the offenses would likely have far more serious negative consequences for his son than would be the case for any normal person under the same circumstances,” Clinton said during an interview on the New York Times DealBook Summit.

Former President Bill Clinton speaks on stage during the New York Times Dealbook Summit on December 4, 2024 in New York City. (Eugene Gologursky/Getty Images for The New York Times)

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“My brother served 14 months in federal prison for something he did when he was 20 and I supported it and he testified, told the truth about what he did when he had a drug problem and that contributed to bringing down a larger company.” . And they convicted him, and then he served 14 months, and then he got out. The real question was whether he would ever be able to assume normal citizenship again? Clinton said.

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Clinton attributed Trump’s victory during the MSNBC interview to voters believing the president-elect was “economically successful” before the COVID-19 outbreak.