Hillary Clinton has unveiled a new campaign video to highlight her new campaign song. Does she honestly think a video that compares herself to Tony Soprano and Bill Clinton to Carmella is the best online media strategy?

The music that plays through the video is not Dion’s but Journey’s ‘’Don’t Stop Believin,’’’ the same song that Tony Soprano chooses from the jukebox in the show’s final scene. At one point, actor Vince Curatola, who played New York mob boss Johnny ‘’Sack’’ Sacramoni in the series, walks menacingly by the Clintons’ table. Tony Soprano ordered onion rings. Hillary orders carrots for Bill. ‘’No onion rings?’’ the former president asks forlornly. ’’Where’s Chelsea?’’ Sen. Clinton asks. Outside a car tire hits the curb. ‘’Parallel parking,’’ President Clinton replies. ’’How’s the campaign going?’’ he asks. ’’Well, like you always say, focus on the good times.’’ ’’So what’s the winning song,’’ he presses. ’’You’ll see.’’ ’’My money is on Smash Mouth,’’ he says. ‘’Everybody in America wants to know how it’s going to end.’’ ’’Ready?’’ Hillary asks. The scene fades to black.

So, which David Chase ending does Hillary envision for her campaign? Dead? Under investigation by the FBI? In the looney bin with Uncle Junior?