NBC Evening News for Sunday, Sep 11, 2016
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(Chappaqua, New York: Kristen Welker) The health scare for presidential candidate Hillary Clinton with her stumble linked to a diagnosis of pneumonia during the 9/11 memorial featured; scenes shown
(& resshown) of her stagger & her outside her daughter's apartment later; campaign statement quoted. [Representative Joe CROWLEY - says it was hot there.] [NYU Langone Medical Center Dr. Devi NAMPIAPARAMPI†- comments on pneumonia treatment.]
(Studio: Kate Snow) Report introduced.
(Studio: Andrea Mitchell) The issue of Clinton's health with her 2012 concussion examined; her doctor on her faint & blood clot quoted. [In interview, CLINTON - comments on two clots & her overall health.] [Donald TRUMP - says she lacks the stamina....] [CLINTON - responds.] [Trump physician Dr. Harold BORNSTEIN†- comments on his report.]
(Studio: Kate Snow) Report introduced.
(Washington: Hallie Jackson) The war of words between Trump & Clinton over her words about his supporters examined; scenes shown of Trump in New York City. [On Friday, CLINTON - says half of Trump supporters go in "the basket of deplorables."] Trump's quoted. [Newt GINGRICH, Representative Xavier BECERRA†- comment.] The battleground states mentioned. [Republican strategist Reed GALEN†- assesses the campaign.] The issue of an enthusiasm gap mentioned.
(Studio: Kate Snow; Washington: Chuck Todd) The questions of the political impact of Clinton's health issues, what they should have disclosed about her pneumonia & the focus on the age of both presidential candidates while we don't have their medical records discussed.
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