Forget about the sisterhood -- if Bernie Sanders doesn't win the Democratic Party nomination, Susan Sarandon isn't sure she can vote for Hillary Clinton.

Appearing on left-wing cable outlet MSNBC with host Chris Hayes, Sarandon declared Clinton to be part of the status quo problem. She said that if Sanders loses he will likely encourage people to vote for Clinton but said others will not be able to do it.

"How about you personally?" Hayes asked.

"I don't know. I'm going to see what happens."

"Really?" Hayes said, sounding shocked.

"Really," Sarandon said. "It's dangerous to think we can continue the way we are with the militarized police force, with the death penalty and the low minimum wage and threats to women's rights and think you can't do something huge to turn that around. The country is not in good shape if you're in the middle class. It's disappearing."  

Sarandon said that Clinton pointing to Henry Kissinger as her go-to guy on foreign affairs issues, including Libya, is particularly worrisome for her.