Juanita Broaddrick, a woman who accused former President Bill Clinton of sexual assault, blasted Hillary Clinton for receiving an award for being a "champion for girls."
Broaddrick "tore into" Clinton in an interview with The American Mirror published on Wednesday.
Broaddrick expressed her difficulty in accepting how Clinton could be a champion for girls when Broaddrick was raped by her husband and then silenced by both of the Clintons.
"It is difficult for me, a rape survivor of Bill Clinton, to understand how Hillary Clinton could be given the '2017 Champion for Girls Award' from Girls Inc.," she said.
Broaddrick said Clinton never served as a champion for the women that her husband assaulted over the years.
"Hillary was never a champion for the women her husband abused. She was the opposite. She threatened and humiliated us," she said in her interview.
She is referring to Paula Jones and Kathleen Willey, according to the Mirror.
Willey has been quoted saying that Hillary is complicit in her husband's attacks by helping silence his victims.
"Hillary Clinton's been calling me a bimbo for 19 years, as well as Paula [Jones] and Juanita [Broaddrick] and Gennifer," Willey said.
Broaddrick said that Girls Inc. "should be ashamed of their actions" in giving Clinton this award, and called the former First Lady an enabler of sexual abuse crimes.
"By giving this award to Hillary Clinton, they are implying enablers of sexual abuse crimes should not be held accountable," she said.
Clinton told her audience while accepting the award about the "setbacks" life has handed her.
"Now, the truth is, life hands all of us setbacks," Clinton said, smirking as many in the audience of the Girls Inc. event laughed. "Now, we know that. And if you have lived long enough, you have experienced them, haven't you?"