Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump went toe-to-toe on Friday over the former secretary of state's suggestion that the billionaire's comments about racial minorities helped inspire Wednesday's tragic mass-shooting in Charleston, S.C. that left nine people dead. Clinton told Nevada radio host Jon Ralston that 'we have to have a candid national conversation about race, and about discrimination, hatred, prejudice. Public discourse is sometimes hotter and more negative than it should be, which can, in my opinion, trigger someone who is less than stable.' She cited Trump without naming him: 'A recent entry into the Republican presidential campaign said some very inflammatory things about Mexicans. Everybody should stand up and say that's not acceptable.'Clinton blasted 'a recent entry into the Republican presidential campaign' for saying 'some very inflammatory things about Mexicans'Comments like those she said, referring to Trump, can 'trigger someone who is less than stable'Trump slapped back, saying 'it's pretty pathetic that Hillary Clinton just blamed me for the horrendous attack that took place in South Carolina'Clinton's 'trigger' comment referred to a mass-shooting in Charleston, SC, that left 9 people dead when a white man opened fire in a black churchClinton and the White House responded by pushing for action to combat gun violence; Chris Christie said changes in the law are not the answer
_, she said, 'continues to send his prayers and condolences to the people of South Carolina. In light of the tragedy, Mr. _ also cancelled a sold out campaign event.'