Topic: Hillary Cough

In Ashland, Oregon, a man named Neil Norman was killed by a motorist after he shot a chef and began firing at random cars on Interstate 5. In the UK, Prime Minister Theresa May suffered a severe coughing fit during a high-profile speech about the "British dream." The hosts compare her struggle to the "Hillary cough" and jokingly investigate the internet theory of "coke throat" as a potential cause for such vocal issues.

Hillary Clinton returned to her alma mater, Wellesley College, to deliver a commencement address marked by a recurring coughing fit that required medical assistance from aides. During the speech, Clinton reflected on her time as a student in 1969 and discussed her path from graduation to winning the popular vote in the 2016 presidential election.

During a rally in Florida, Hillary Clinton appeared to struggle with vocal strain, which some observers linked to her ongoing "coughing" issues. The candidate was seen using lozenges and "powering through" a raspy voice while discussing her Methodist faith. The segment analyzes her vocal projection techniques used to overcome physical congestion during the campaign.

Hillary Clinton experienced a prolonged coughing fit during a Labor Day campaign event in Cleveland, Ohio, which lasted over four minutes. The incident, which occurred while she was accompanied by Tim Kaine and Marsha Fudge, sparked intense media speculation regarding her physical health. Despite Clinton attributing the episode to seasonal allergies, weather reports indicated a low pollen count in Cleveland on that date.

Hillary Clinton is seen pivoting toward the general election while continuing to face questions about a persistent cough during interviews. The hosts play a clip of Chuck Schumer enthusiastically endorsing Clinton and discuss her strategy of linking Trump's rhetoric to the broader Republican party.

Hillary Clinton experienced a prolonged coughing fit during a speech at a black cultural center in Harlem, which lasted several minutes. CNN reported that Clinton was "choked up" with emotion, but the hosts argue this was a deceptive framing of a physical health struggle. They examine the footage to highlight the severity of the bronchial episode and criticize the media for covering for her.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton explains that her famous hand-over-mouth gesture in the Situation Room photo was likely due to an "early spring allergic cough" rather than a reaction to the Bin Laden raid. The hosts express skepticism regarding this explanation.