Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump says he will soon launch a new line of attack against Hillary Clinton over her husband�s past infidelities, adding that his Democratic rival is �nasty� but he could be �nastier.�

"She's nasty," Trump told The New York Times in an interview published Friday night, "but I can be nastier than she ever can be."

The comments were part of a wide-ranging interview in which Trump pushed back against his own record in treating women and defended his performance at the first presidential debate.

�Hillary Clinton was married to the single greatest abuser of women in the history of politics,� Trump said. �Hillary was an enabler, and she attacked the women who Bill Clinton mistreated afterward. I think it�s a serious problem for them, and it�s something that I�m considering talking about more in the near future.�

The White House hopeful said the issue would�worsen Hillary Clinton's likeability with female voters.

After Monday�s debate, Trump boasted of his decision not to bring up the issue of former President Bill Clinton�s sexual affairs, saying it would have been "inappropriate" and "not nice."

However, the real estate tycoon told The Times that he had the right to attack Clinton�s infidelity as he never engaged in the same behavior.

Trump claimed that none of his three marriages were plagued by infidelity, even though his first one ended in a divorce after he reportedly began having an affair with the woman who would become his second wife.

"No � I never discuss it. I never discuss it. It was never a problem," he said, when pressed about his own troubled marital history.

The comments came as Clinton has ramped up her sexism accusations against Trump.

By Press TV