You're listening to the inquiry with me, Helena Merriman.

On the 7th of June, Hillary Clinton arrived at a conference center in New York.

Backstage, she peered through the window at her supporters.

This is an overwhelming feeling, really.

A few moments later, she walked out to greet them.

It was a big moment.

She just made history.

Thanks to you, we've reached a milestone.

The first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major party's

nominee.

Hillary Clinton was now the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, but a week later her campaign got some troubling news.

A new poll was out, showing that 55% of voters viewed her unfavorably.

It's an astonishing figure.

In fact, no other presidential candidate has polled so badly just six months before an election.

Well, apart from Donald Trump, he's even less liked.

But that's perhaps less surprising for a political outsider who's a divisive figure

but Hillary Clinton a mainstream centrist politician

what is it about her that provokes such strong negative feelings?

So our question this way negative feelings.

So, our question this week, why do so many people dislike Hillary?

Part one, the First Lady.

It is one of the most extraordinary stories of all time.

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