Donald Trump Hopes Hillary Clinton 'Gets Well Soon' After Pneumonia Diagnosis

Donald Trump called into CNBC’s “Squawk Box” and said Hillary Clinton’s health issues are “quite sad,” and he hopes “she gets well soon.”

“It’s interesting because they say pneumonia, but she was coughing very, very badly a week ago,” Trump said. “It’s very interesting to see what’s going on.”

Clinton was forced to leave a Sept. 11 memorial service early on Sunday after she felt overheated and wobbled entering a van. It was later revealed that Clinton was diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday.

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“It is a very tough schedule. You go from one city, you go to Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Florida, you know, all over,” Trump said. “It’s grueling work. There’s no question about it.”

Clinton canceled a campaign fundraising trip to California scheduled for Monday and Tuesday in order to rest and recover.

Conservative media outlets have been constantly bringing up Clinton’s health and Sunday’s incident will obviously add fuel to the fire. However, Trump said he will release more detailed medical records because of the incident.

“I saw what was going on with her and I said, ‘You know, I’m going to go do something and I actually took a physical last week and probably, I guess this week, will release the results of it,” Trump said.

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