Since her defeat in the 2016 election, speculation has churned about Hillary Clinton and what she set her mind to after losing a second run for the U.S. presidency.
On Friday, Clinton indicated that a dream job of hers, at least in the private sector, would be to run a high-profile company: Facebook.
Speaking at Harvard University before receiving an award on Friday, Clinton was asked a hypothetical question by moderator Maura Healey, a fellow Democrat and attorney general of Massachusetts: If Clinton could be CEO of any company right now, which company would she choose?
"Facebook," Clinton said without hesitating, as she and Healey paused to laugh with the audience.
Clinton said that she'd want to be in charge of the social media giant because of the immense power it has over the world's flow of information.