(CNN) Outgoing Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards is slamming the Trump administration, dubbing it "the worst for women that I've seen in my lifetime."

Richards' comments came during an interview with CNN's Van Jones on his show Saturday, as she recalled a "disappointing" January 2017 meeting at the White House with Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner.

"I wouldn't say I had high expectations for the meeting going in," Richards told Jones, "but certainly my position is that anywhere I can go to talk about the incredible work that Planned Parenthood does, particularly to provide affordable healthcare for millions of folks every year, then I'll do it."

Richards, who is planning on stepping down as president next month, told Jones that the meeting centered on what felt like a "bribe" offered by Kushner -- if Planned Parenthood would stop providing abortions, the organization would be eligible for more federal funding.

"It was pretty clear that at least what was in Jared's mind was that if we would just simply quit providing safe and legal abortion to women in this country, he would talk to Paul Ryan about us getting us money or perhaps more money. I said, 'look, we are not going to trade away women's rights in this country for money,'" Richards said.

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