“I don’t know what the future will bring, but we need to be transparent. and we need to recognize that if she is the president, there is the possibility of conflict”, Clinton said. While sympathetic to the sick former Secretary of State, guests at the $50,000-max-a-ticket MacFarlane fundraiser and the $100,000-a-couple dinner were starting to grumble about the secretive campaign’s last-minute decision to reveal the true state of her health and the cancellation on September 11.
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“This is one state that everyone predicts will be close, because it always had been”, he said. Her doctors later disclosed that she had been diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday.
Former President Bill Clinton speaks to the crowd on behalf of Hillary Clinton during an event at the College of Southern Nevada on Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2016.
“We don’t need to feed the road rage”, Clinton said.
“What happened yesterday was that I just was incredibly committed to being at the memorial – as a senator on 9/11, this is incredibly personal to me”, Hillary Clinton said on her fainting spell as she left Ground Zero in New York City on Sunday. “I have proved that I’m not adverse to apologizing for things that I think were wrong”.
“The worst thing we could do is spend that kind of money on a wall that would be better spent on bridges, roads and airports”, Clinton said.
Bill Clinton, though, isn’t convinced.
“You gotta understand, a lot of this is cultural”, he said.
Clinton said his wife would fight for everyone, even those who choose to support Trump. She just got dehydrated.
But they also needed to persuade Trump supporters over to Clinton’s side, because in spite of signs at Clinton’s campaign rallies that say “Love Trumps Hate”, he said, “sometimes it doesn’t”.
She also wants to ensure affordable, fast broadband internet access in every community, including in rural areas and on Native American reservations, which would help create an “unbelievable” number of jobs, Clinton said.
The comments were fuel for conspiracy theorists who have questioned the candidate’s health and her campaign’s transparency about it.
Hillary Clinton and Trump are locked in intense contest for the Silver State’s six electoral votes, with recent polls showing a statistical dead heat and both making regular campaign stops.
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Clinton said if Hillary Clinton is elected president, the foundation will continue operating his presidential library, working on community health and operating the Clinton Global Initiative for university students. “Go out there and win this election for yourself, your children and your grandchildren”, he said.
