Clinton to call into fundraiser Monday

Fallon spoke in an interview with MSNBC. On Sunday, Clinton told reporters she was “feeling great” when she left daughter Chelsea Clinton’s Manhattan apartment after becoming “overheated” at the 9/11 anniversary ceremony.

The Fox interview also gave Trump his first opportunity to respond directly to Clinton’s comments at a fundraiser that half his supporters are a “basket of deplorables. the racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamaphobic – you name it”.

The secrecy surrounding Clinton’s recent health was made all the more notable by doctors who said Sunday that a presidential candidate was an apt candidate for a pneumonia infection, which is commonly treated quickly and effectively with antibiotics. “This morning she’s already been calling staff”.

In every part of the state, voters said they would be less inclined to side with a congressional candidate who had endorsed Trump; statewide, 40 percent said they would be less likely to vote for such a candidate, and 15 percent said they would be more likely.

There are just 56 more days until Election Day. Trump himself has released minimal information about his health.

From seasonal pollen allergies to hypothyroidism, here’s what we know about the 68-year-old presidential candidate’s health. “I would have to think it would have been, so something is going on, but I just hope she gets well and gets back on the trail, and we’ll be seeing her at the debate”.

At 69, Ronald Reagan was the oldest person to be elected president when he won in 1980. While people are increasingly vulnerable to illness as they age past 70, there are also better medical treatments than ever before. “I should say that as soon as she got in the vehicle, she was alert the whole time and was telling staff that she was fine She was actually making calls to aides from the auto and she ended up going to her daughter Chelsea’s apartment”. “We shouldn’t be judging people based on their age, but based on their ideas”.

The Republican nominee notably avoided going after Clinton’s health, showing a message discipline that has been inconsistent throughout his campaign.

But Mook did not answer when asked if campaign found out on Friday that Clinton had pneumonia. She drank water and took a lozenge at the podium, going on to finish her remarks.

He has raised questions about her stamina, mirroring a strategy used during the Republican primary campaign when he derided rival Jeb Bush as a “low-energy” candidate. “It took the entire day to get public the diagnosis that apparently she had received days earlier”.

In addition to the incident earlier in September, Clinton also had coughing fits in January and during her 2015 Benghazi Committee testimony, with the latter sparking Matt Drudge and other conservatives’ speculation about her health.

Trump’s campaign says it will spend around $2 million to run the ad this week in the battleground states of Ohio, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Florida. He plans to discuss his health regimen this week during an appearance on “The Dr. Oz Show”.