Donald Trump doubled down on his criticism of Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton on Sunday, arguing that his comments about Clinton playing the "women's card" aren’t hurting him with female voters.

"I'm my own strategist, and I like what I said, and it's true. I only tell the truth, and that's why people vote for me," he said on "Fox News Sunday." "Even women don't like her. They don't like her. But it is the women's card, and she plays it, and I'll let you know in about six months whether or not she plays it well, but I don’t think she’ll play it well.

Hillary Clinton on Friday brushed off Donald Trump's sometimes personal attacks against her as him being "off the reservation" -- something she said she has experience with.

"I have a lot of experience dealing with men who sometimes get off the reservation in the way they behave and how they speak," Clinton said in an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, which first aired on "The Lead." The Democratic presidential front-runner did not elaborate which men she was referring to.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Sunday defended his criticism that Hillary Clinton’s campaign success is based largely on her being a female candidate and dismissed assertions about him having a soft foreign policy.

“The only card she has is the woman card,” Trump told “Fox News Sunday.” “Even women don’t like her. If she were not a woman, she would not even be in this race.”