Clinton camp: Sanders’ attacks ‘didn’t sit well’ with N.Y. voters

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A spokesperson for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign suggested on Tuesday that Sen. Bernie Sanders’ attempt to get Clinton to release her Wall Street speech transcripts made little or no difference to New York voters.

“In the course of the New York primary campaign, these suggestions and insinuations didn’t sit well with these voters. I think they rejected those attacks and insinuations last night,” Clinton’s national press secretary Brian Fallon said on CNN’s “New Day.”

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