"When are they going to get those f—ing ree-tards out of here?!"

Those are said to be the infamous words of Hillary Clinton – also known as Arkansas' "Mother of the Year" in 1984 – when Hillary reportedly grew frustrated that handicapped children weren't collecting their Easter eggs quickly enough on the lawn of the Arkansas governor's mansion.

"[T]he children were having a wonderful time. But they were having a v-e-r-y, v-e-r-y, v-e-r-y s-l-o-w time of finding and picking up the Easter eggs," wrote Dolly Kyle – a childhood sweetheart of Bill Clinton who had a 33-year relationship with him – in her new book, "Hillary the Other Woman: A Political Memoir."

Kyle recounted the story as told to her by Arkansas State Police troopers and Louise, a mutual friend of both Kyle and the Clintons and a longtime advocate of what was then the Arkansas Association for Retarded Citizens.

"Hillary had enough. She stomped up the grass to the shaded veranda on the back of the mansion … and accosted one of the troopers," Kyle wrote. "At this point the story diverges a bit.