The Democratic candidate touted her love for the spicy condiment to DJ Envy, Angela Yee and Charlamagne Tha God while on the radio show The Breakfast Club on in the Harlem neighborhood of New York City on Monday. Charlamagne pointed out that 'Hot sauce in my bag, swag' is a line in Beyonce's racially charged Formation song.
Clinton, playing to the radio show's feature "Donkey of the Day" -- a distinction the former New York senator has won a number of times -- said that she feels Trump deserves the label for an entire decade.
"He does scare me because what he is saying that he would do is wrong for our country. It is not only offensive to people and makes you cringe, but it is dangerous," Clinton said. "He is setting people against each other, he is inciting violence."
Clinton then took on Republicans for not taking Trump seriously at first, a decision, she said, that helped him rise from side-show candidate to odds-on favorite for the nomination.
"I have been taking him on from the beginning," Clinton said. "The Republicans, they just sort of watched this train wreck happen and then wonder, 'Hey, how did this guy get to where he is?' "
"Starting last summer I was, like, taking him on and now, I am taking him on even more forcefully," she said. "I am running ads against him. People say, 'Well, hey, wait, you don't have the nomination. Why are you doing that to Trump?' I said, 'Well look, we can't let that stand.' "
Clinton called Trump "a cancer," according to CNN.
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