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Bill Clinton’s Frail Appearance at NYC Book Event Sparks Social Media Buzz
On Wednesday, former President Bill Clinton, now 78, caught the public’s eye for all the wrong reasons as he struggled to navigate a New York City sidewalk ahead of a book event at Manhattan’s 92NY cultural center.
A video circulating on X captured the moment Clinton, visibly unsteady, clutched a pole to hoist himself from the street to the curb. His left leg gave way as he stepped up, leading to a brief stumble that ignited a firestorm of reactions online
Despite the wobbly moment, those nearby—including Secret Service agents and eager autograph seekers—seemed unfazed. Clinton, ever the public figure, pressed on slowly to join his wife, Hillary, who was already engaging with fans and signing items. The contrast between the couple was stark, with some on social media noting that Hillary appeared to leave her husband trailing as they exited their black van.
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Bill and Hillary Clinton spotted in New York City for the launch of their new book "The First Gentleman." pic.twitter.com/t6nH3sUbkE
— Liberacrat™️ (@Liberacrat) June 11, 2025
The clip of Clinton’s faltering steps spread rapidly, prompting a wave of commentary about his physical condition. Conservative columnist Buzz Patterson shared the video on X, bluntly stating, “Bill can hardly walk.”
Another user, Texas Patriot, chimed in, “Bill Clinton ain’t looking well.” Some drew parallels to former President Joe Biden, with one X post observing, “Bill Clinton is starting to stumble around like Joe Biden.”
Bill Clinton is starting to stumble around like Joe Biden. https://t.co/PEpLiDuSZV
— JOE LATTISAW PRODUCTIONS LLC (@JoeLattisaw) June 12, 2025
Another user described Clinton as “very Bidenlike – unsteady, sleepy,” while a different comment highlighted his “obvious fragile state,” noting how Hillary seemed to outpace him effortlessly.
Clinton’s health has been a recurring concern since he left the White House in 2001 after two terms as the 42nd president. Last December, a fever led to an overnight hospital stay in Washington, DC, where he was treated for the flu and discharged on Christmas Eve.
In 2021, a urinary tract infection turned serious, spreading to his bloodstream and requiring a week-long hospitalization in California.
His heart has also demanded attention: in 2004, he underwent a “relatively routine” quadruple bypass surgery at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University, and in 2010, doctors at the same hospital inserted two stents to address a clogged artery.
Wednesday’s event was tied to Clinton’s latest venture, a political thriller titled “The First Gentleman,” co-authored with James Patterson. The novel, promoted by 92NY as “a propulsive, white-knuckle ride through the West Wing, the media, and the American psyche,” imagines a world where the U.S. elects its first female president, only for her husband to face a murder trial.
The high-stakes narrative stands in sharp contrast to the real-life scene of a former president grappling with the simple act of stepping onto a curb.
As the video of Clinton’s unsteady moment continues to circulate, it has sparked not just concern but a mix of speculation and comparison online regarding the former president’s health.
Stay tuned to The Federalist Wire.
