Hope Donald Trump will be a successful president: Hillary Clinton
Wiping off her tears, she told her supporters that they must provide Trump with a chance to prove himself.
“We owe him an open mind and a chance to lead,” she said.
Clinton admitted that it "is painful to lose."
However, she said that Americans must keep up the fight for the values that she highlighted during her campaign.
Clinton also saluted outgoing President Barack Obama for his “graceful” leadership.
Upsetting several equations and creating history, businessman-turned-politician Donald Trump registered a remarkable victory over his Democrat rival Hillary Clinton to be elected as the 45th President of the US on Wednesday.
Riding on the resentment among working class Americans, Trump pulled off a victory ending an eight year old Democrat rule fighting a poll which was highly polarized and marked with mud slinging and various allegations against each other.
"To be really historic [as the win is called historic] we have to do great job," he said in a speech at the Trump headquarters in New York, while not forgetting to thank his rival Hillary Clinton who also called him and congratulated him on his historic win.
"It is a movement," he called his gruelling campaign and even called it nasty and urged all to come together.
"Time for us to come together....we will become second to none," he said, urging all to build America. "I love this country," he said amid applause.
"We have a great economic plan, we will double our growth," he said, adding that it will create job for all and said "we will get along with all other nations who are willing to get along with us."
"No dream is too big, no challenge too great," he said, adding that America will settle for only the best.
"We will deal fairly with everyone," he assured,
Trump crossed the 270 mark electoral votes required to win the poll.
Meanwhile, outgoing President Barack Obama has congratulated Trump over phone, reports said.
"Mr Obama invited Mr Trump to a meeting at the White House on Thursday to discuss the transition," BBC reported.
Image: Hillary Clinton Official Twitter Handle
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