Clinton passes out and loses shoe at 9/11 memorial ceremony

'During the ceremony, she felt overheated...'

Hillary Clinton's press team reported the Democratic nominee felt faint at the 9/11 ceremony due to "overheating" but what is really going on?

LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Footage of Clinton leaning back against a stone pillar before collapsing entirely was released across the internet Sunday morning.

Her aides were supporting her entirely as guards stepped in to hide her lolling head and dragging feet.

Before collapsing, Clinton is seen wobbling against the pillar she was obviously propped against and her security detail quickly grabs her beneath her shoulders.

As a seemingly unconscious Hillary is placed into the van, one of her detail bends to retrieve her lost shoe.

What is going on?

Reports of Clinton suffering some sort of illness have been cropping up everywhere but Clinton's campaign swearing up and down she is mentally and physically fine.

During the service, the temperature was only around 80 degrees and humidity was reported at 41 percent.

Nick Merrill, Clinton's traveling press secretary, released a statement reading: "Secretary Clinton attended the September 11th Commemoration Ceremony for just an hour and thirty minutes this morning to pay her respects and greet some of the families of the fallen.

During the ceremony, she felt overheated so departed to go to her daughter's apartment and is feeling much better."

Clinton's press team later claimed the word "just" was a "typo" but it is obvious Clinton is suffering something far worse than heatstroke, though what that something is remains to be seen.

Any more incidents like this and the people may insist she focus on her health rather than the presidency but with rumors of an illness and now a fainting spell circulating the internet, the presidency just might slip through her fingers regardless.

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