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Donald Trump: ‘I Will Demand An Apology From Hillary’ | TODAY
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4:33Now PlayingSpeaking live by telephone with TODAY, Republican front-runner Donald Trump responded to Hillary Clinton calling him “ISIS’s top recruiter” at the Democratic debate Saturday night, saying “she always lies” and continuing to defend his claim that Muslims celebrated in New Jersey and elsewhere when the World Trade Center collapsed in the 9/11 attacks. “I will demand an apology from Hillary,” Trump tells Matt Lauer, and predicts “she will be a disaster as president.” He also denies having made a deal with Ted Cruz to not criticize each other: “We get along well,” Trump says of Cruz, predicting the GOP race will come down to himself and Cruz.
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Donald Trump: ‘I Will Demand An Apology From Hillary’ | TODAY
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