VIDEO: scandal at a Clinton conference in the United States

Former Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton had a surprise on the last night of her national conference tour, when a man from the audience got up from her seat and shouted to her: "Madam, you will soon go to prison. "

Hilary and her husband, Bill, had little time to start the event that took place this Sunday in Las Vegas, when a veteran of the war, and supporter of Donald TrumpHe rose from his seat and raised his voice to interrupt them.

However, her screams did not leave Hillary Clinton indifferent: "Some people prefer to scream instead of talking and listening"said the wife of the former US president, while security guards escorted the man to the exit.

After the incident, the Clintons continued their speech in which the common denominator was criticism against politics of the current president of the United States.

The couple pointed to Russia's alleged influence on US interests, highlighting Putin's alleged interference in the 2016 elections and North Korea.

"I do not understand exactly what kind of influence Putin has on our presidentClinton said.

He also regretted what she described as "a double standard"in the current politics, where, in his opinion, women are still allowed to be treated"with hardness"

"Unfortunately, it is still true that badism and misogyny are present in our political system"he said.

The couple spoke in front of an audience that was missing audience, although the tickets were reduced to one-tenth of its price at the last minute to increase attendance.

When they were touring in Los Angeles, which was the previous destination in Las Vegas, the seats were sold for only two dollars.

Since the beginning of their tour, the Clinton are struggling to fill the stadiums. Indeed, the opening night in Toronto hosted only half the expected number of participants.

Since then, they have done 13 events in all the countries. Some cities were New York, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Washington DC, Mbadachusettsetc.

The couple recounted his experience in the political bureau and tackled burning issues, although some criticized their reluctance to participate in the most controversial debates of the day.

At each event, a host was introduced as a special guest. Tony Goldwyn was moderator in Boston, Nnamdi Asomugha in Philadelphia, Paul Begala in New York, Star Jones in Wallingford and Jordan Klepper in Washington DC.

However, as the Clinton struggle to increase the number of their supporters, former first lady Michelle Obama continues to break sales records with her memoirs.