READ THIS KNOW: Hillary Clinton just delivered a stunning indictment of the 2016 election -- and Donald Trump

READ THIS KNOW: Hillary Clinton just delivered a stunning indictment of the 2016 presidential election -- with Donald Trump

READ HOW: (CNN) Hillary Clinton had stayed under the radar in the wake of her staggering 2016 thrashing on account of President Donald Trump. Until Tuesday, that is.

In a sit-down meeting with CNN's Christiane Amanpour as a major aspect of a "Ladies for Ladies Global" occasion in New York City, Clinton let tear on Russian obstruction in the race, FBI Executive James Comey, misogyny, the media and, last however absolutely not slightest, Trump.

"He ought to stress less over the decision and me winning the mainstream vote and more about different things," Clinton said.

"Recollect that, I won more than 3 million votes than my rival," she said.

"I'm back to being a private national, and some portion of the resistance," she said.

It was a surprising minute for Clinton - savage, proud and even wry. It was a striking inversion from the deliberate open persona she had developed all through her profession.

What came through uproarious and clear - in spite of her affirmations that she committed various errors over the span of the battle - was that Clinton trusts that the race was taken from her. Also, that she's as yet distraught as hellfire about it.

"I was en route to winning until a blend of Jim Comey's letter on October 28 and Russian WikiLeaks brought questions up in the psyches of individuals who were slanted to vote in favor of me and got frightened away. Furthermore, the proof for that interceding occasion is I think convincing, influential thus we conquered a considerable measure in the crusade," Clinton said at a certain point, refering to examination by 538's Nate Silver recommending that up until those twin occasions, she was winning.

She snidely noticed the "happenstance" that a hour after the tale of Trump's lascivious remarks on a "Get to Hollywood" taping broke, WikiLeaks uncovered it had more than 50,000 private messages sent by her crusade administrator John Podesta. (Here's a course of events of that day, by means of PolitiFact.)

What's more, in a much all the more dazzling explanation, Clinton appeared to propose some level of coordination between Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Trump battle.

"He absolutely meddled in our race and it was clear he meddled to hurt me and helped my rival," Clinton said of Putin, including: "On the off chance that you diagram my rival and his battle's announcements, they very organized with the objectives that pioneer who should stay anonymous had."

Clinton additionally assaulted the predominant press. She contended that in her three presidential level headed discussions, none of the mediators asked Trump what, particularly, his arrangements were to "make America incredible once more" and to make occupations.

That is not exact. Truth be told, in the primary question in the principal presidential open deliberation by NBC's Lester Holt to both hopefuls was about how to make occupations and get the economy buzzing once more. (You can read the transcript yourself here.)

The question going ahead is what Clinton's eagerness to take part in habitual pettiness - and her reasonable conviction she didn't generally lose the race - implies for her political future.

Perused one way, Clinton's stark tone is an aftereffect of the way that she now knows she will never look for office again and can talk her brain without considering the political aftermath.

Perused another, Clinton's remarks on Tuesday were an invitation to battle - a vow to oppose Trump and the motivation he speaks to every step of the way. That is quite recently the kind of thing somebody who may really be thinking about an another presidential bid in 2020 would do.