Clinton Campaign on Donald Trump’s Demand for an Apology: “Hell No”

Hillary Clinton called out Donald Trump during the ABC News Democratic Primary Debate, arguing that the GOP candidate’s rhetoric toward the Islamic State, in particularly, Muslims is a gift to the terrorist group.

When asked if Clinton would apologize to Trump for her comments at the Democratic debate on Saturday night, her press secretary was succinct: “Hell no”.

Hillary Clinton isn’t backing down from her claim that ISIS shows people videos of Donald Trump “in order to recruit more radical jihadists”.

Clinton, leading polls in the nomination fight, attacked Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump several times, chiefly for his proposal to ban Muslims from entering the United States.

On Friday, Sanders filed a lawsuit to force the DNC to restore access to his voter files, which it had blocked after the Sanders campaign improperly accessed files generated by the Clinton campaign. “That being said, I believe Hillary Clinton’s claim was false”.

Until the Clinton camp provides some proof, we can assume she is again blaming a video for terrorism.

Trump slammed Clinton on Monday after her comments came under scrutiny. Yes, I apologize. Reporter: Bernie sanders apologizing for the breach of Clinton’s private voter database. “And they may make one up, knowing the Clintons and knowing Hillary, but there’s no – there’s nobody – she just made it up”. She said that “it was not in America’s interest to react with this kind of fear and respond to this sort of bigotry”. “And we should never be convinced to give up those freedoms in exchange for a promise of greater security; especially from someone as untried and as incompetent as Trump”, he said. “She’s got no stamina, she’s not nothing”. “I haven’t been watching scrupulously lately, but they have enjoyed him in tweets at least”, Berger said.

Two experts who closely track ISIS on social media also told ABC News that they have not seen the group using video of Trump to lure recruits.

“Ive been totally exonerated from that, I’ve had headlines exonerating me and saying ‘Trump was right, ‘” Trump said.