Firstly, he certainly did say &#x27;all Muslims&#x27; - it&#x27;s easy to check since it was surely reported and repeated in his campaign television Ad.  It doesn&#x27;t look good for you when you try to distort this.<p>Secondly - there is no such clarity around this being a ban on people from specific countries.  If he wanted to clarify this, he could have done, but he has not.<p>He <i>has</i> specifically mentioned the UK as place where there are radical Muslim terrorists (which is true).  Would they be freely allowed into the US?<p>How about non-Muslim people from North Africa and the Middle East?<p>It may be temporarily reasonable to put a list of countries on a &#x27;no visa&#x27; list, but that is not what he said at all.<p>Given that people across the world have not understood this as what he meant, he could easily have clarified himself but he has chosen not to.<p>Since he knows how he was understood, either he did mean what he said, or he is intentionally inflaming the situation.<p>Either way this is disqualifying behavior for a presidential candidate.