She is surrounded by her Secret Service detail, and a staff member is standing next to her and appears to be tightly holding her left arm.
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At the NY restaurant Friday night, Clinton bemoaned the people she described as “deplorables”, saying that “unfortunately there are people like that”. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump has both resisted allowing reporters to follow her.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was caught on video struggling to walk after suddenly and unexpectedly leaving a 9/11 ceremony Saturday.
Video from the scene appears to show Clinton unable to stand, almost falling to the ground as Secret Service agents help her get into a waiting van.
“This last week I took a physical and I’ll be releasing when the numbers come in”, Trump said in an interview with Fox News.
Jackson suggested that “it would not be a bad move” if the campaign released more information in a crucial time of the race in which conservatives have touted conspiracies about Clinton’s health.
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The Independent also joined in the call for Clinton to become much more forthcoming about her health. Spokesman Nick Merrill eventually said Clinton had gone to her daughter’s nearby apartment, but refused to say whether the former secretary of state had required medical attention. Asked by reporters waiting outside if she’s feeling better, Clinton wearing pants and coat, replied, “Yes”.
She was taken to her daughter Chelsea’s home in Manhattan and emerged around two hours later on a warm and muggy morning, wearing sunglasses and telling reporters that she was “feeling great”.
In December 2013, the former first lady had to be rushed to New York’s Presbyterian Hospital after a medical scare following a fainting spell and concussion. During the speech, she quipped, “Every time I think about Trump I get allergic”.
The incident compounds an already hard stretch for Ms Clinton as the presidential race enters its final stretch.
“Like you, I see what I see”.
“I’ve been talking so much”, Clinton said with a hoarse voice.
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Trump, known for his relentless and personal attacks, had promoted the idea in recent weeks that his 68-year-old Democratic opponent has serious health problems affecting her fitness to lead.
