Claim:  Hillary Clinton was forced to cancel a campaign event after a video showed her making lizard-like “bizarre eye movements” that prove she’s suffering the lingering effects of head trauma. 
Verdict: REFUTES

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title: Mike Diva
text: salute amid swastikas and ultimately transforming into an earth-destroying robot. The video was shot over a month and a half with virtually no budget and stars the cosplayer and wig stylist known as Sushi Monster. Diva talked about the video when interviewed with KABC-TV. On August 11, 2016, Diva released a video poking fun of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton for the Super Deluxe channel. The video depicted a fictionalized Clinton attempting to connect with the millennial generation by various internet memes such as Dat Boi, Damn Daniel, and Nyan Cat, as well as performing The Dab and telling her

title: Hillary Clinton 2008 presidential primary campaign
text: answer music video, "Hott4Hill", that earned national media attention for its sexually ambiguous declaration of support for Hillary Clinton's presidential bid. In both cases, the videos were created and produced independently of the Obama and Clinton campaigns. In December 2007 satirical site 23/6 produced two videos "against" Clinton by a purported "SwiftKids for Truth" that made fun of viral videos and negative ads in general. In January 2008, the Clinton campaign disseminated a video targeting the 18- to 29-year-old demographic in hopes of attracting voters away from Obama. According to a "Newsweek" blogger, Andrew Romano, the ad was created by

title: Mike Diva
text: supporters to "Pokémon Go to the polls". The video was said to be paid for by "Hillary for America", although that wasn't the case. In an interview with Creativity, Diva explained that the purpose of his video was to show that "Hillary is just kind of a dorky mom, and it's so hilariously cringey when she tries to appeal to a younger audience,". Diva has directed commercials for clients including Halo Top Creamery, Yelp, Microsoft, Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LA Metro), GSN, and others, with celebrities including Danny Trejo and Steve Aoki. Diva's dystopian robot nightmare Halo Top

title: Palmer Luckey
text: a billboard campaign displaying 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton with the caption "Too Big To Jail". This caused a number of developers to temporarily cancel plans to support Oculus, including Scruta Games, which announced it would cancel Oculus's support in their games unless Luckey stepped down. Scruta Games then reversed itself and announced they would resume work on Oculus Touch support, announcing it had "failed to find any evidence backing up the "Daily Beast"s claim that Luckey paid for hate speech". The developers of Newton VR, Tomorrow Today Labs, said they would not support the Oculus touch as long as

title: Hillary Clinton's tenure as Secretary of State
text: glasses (instead of her usual contact lens), which upon closer examination were seen to have Fresnel prisms attached to them, likely to counteract lingering blurred or double vision from her concussion. Use of special glasses was confirmed by the State Department, which said, "She'll be wearing these glasses instead of her contacts for a period of time because of lingering issues stemming from her concussion." On January 27, "60 Minutes" aired a joint interview with Obama and Clinton. The interview was Obama's idea and was the first he had done with a member of his administration. In it, Obama consistently

title: Hillary Clinton 2008 presidential primary campaign
text: God, I hope I'm going to be OK when I get out of this helicopter or when I get out of his tank.'" When spokesman Howard Wolfson was asked about her remarks, he said that she "misspoke". CBS News reported that hundreds of thousands of viewers had by then seen video of the 1996 event that offers evidence of Clinton's exaggeration, with Clinton aide Lissa Muscatine saying the event "was not quite as dramatic as Clinton put it." Clinton acknowledged her mistake, saying "I made a mistake. That happens. It proves I'm human, which you know, for some people, is

title: CAFE (media company)
text: her to refuse to commit to debating her own primary opponent, Tim Canova. After the video went viral, Canova used it in a political ad for his candidacy. Other popular videos in the series include dispatches from the 2016 Democratic National Convention, the 2017 Presidential Inauguration and the 2017 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). In the 2017 CPAC video, "CAFE"'s Rob Whisman interviews numerous participants of the conference and cannot contain his misery at being there. In July 2016, "CAFE" Crashes investigated an alleged residential water poisoning cover up in Hoosick Falls, NY, which included interviews with politicians at the

title: Election Night (American Horror Story)
text: (coulrophobia, claustrophobia, haemophobia, and trypophobia). She credits Ivy and Barack Obama’s presidency for the previous assuagement of her anxiety. He suggests medication and a social media purge. Later, Ally visits a grocery store and greets Gary (Chaz Bono), a cashier who dons a MAGA hat. She becomes increasingly paranoid as she shops. In the produce section, she witnesses a pair of clowns having sex. She wields a bottle of Rosé to defend herself as clowns start to pursue her. She eventually flees the store and calls Ivy in a panic. She crashes her car after a clown pops up in

title: Sean Hannity
text: intended to treat seizures, when he in fact was holding a small flashlight. He booked doctors on his show to discuss Clinton's health; although these people had never personally examined Clinton, they made alarmist statements about her state of health which turned out to be false. At one point, Hannity promoted an unsubstantiated report that Clinton was drunk at a rally; at another point, he suggested that Clinton was drunk and that her campaign needed to "sober her up". In October 2016, Hannity claimed that WikiLeaks has revealed that "everything that conspiracy theorists have said over the years" about Clinton

title: Prosopometamorphopsia
text: history of seeing faces morph into dragon-like faces and reported hallucinating similar faces several times a day. Initially she would recognise the actual faces but after a while they would become black, grew long pointy ears and a protruding snout, displayed reptile-like skin and had large protruding eyes in bright colours. She would see these faces coming towards her several times in a day from objects like electric sockets. She has also had these hallucinations in the dark. She had previously suffered from recurrent headaches, passage hallucinations (to see movements in the corner of the eyes) and zoopsia (she saw

title: Amy Kremer
text: That's an insult to my intelligence. I have the ability to think on my own." Kremer made appearances on CNN, Fox News and MSNBC to promote the PAC. In August 2016 Kremer claimed on CNN that Clinton was suffering from chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a degenerative disease found in people who have suffered repeated blows to the head. Federal Election Commission records showed that Women Vote Trump, which changed its name to Women Vote Smart in order to comply with regulations that prohibit the use of candidates' names, had only raised $26,813, had spent $20,000, and was nearly $20,000 in debt

title: Sponsored Content (South Park)
text: Jimmy that he believes all the changes happening in South Park are not a coincidence and that "a war is coming". At a Presidential debate, Hillary Clinton's physical appearance is attacked by Mr. Garrison and his running mate, Caitlyn Jenner. Garrison and Jenner are then met backstage by Principal Victoria. PC Principal hosts a party at his fraternity house for disabled people, including Jimmy, Timmy Burch, and others, but they are all marginalized there, as the younger fraternity members seem more interested in having sex with the women there, which they refer to as "crushing pussies". The next day, Jimmy

title: Hillary Clinton cattle futures controversy
text: address questions on both matters; it was broadcast live by CBS, NBC, ABC, and CNN. In it she said she had done the trading, but often relying upon the advice of Blair, and having him place orders for her; she said she did not believe she had received preferential treatment in the process. She also downplayed the dangers of such trading: "I didn't think it was that big a risk. [Blair] and the people he was talking with knew what they were doing." Various publications sought to analyze the likelihood of Clinton's successful results. Clinton made her money by betting

title: Situation Room (photograph)
text: an infant. Brennan said "the minutes passed like hours and days" and Clapper said that "the tension in the air was palpable". Particularly of note was Clinton's facial expression, holding her right hand over her mouth in apparent anxiety over the outcome of the raid. She later said that she was suffering from a spring allergy and was likely suppressing a cough. Regarding the photograph, Clinton said that she was unaware of the photographer in the room as she was so focused on the situation. Some historians have commented on the historical significance of the photograph, particularly its depiction of

title: Helium
text: of a game. The incident was not made public until a week later. The staff of TV Asahi held an emergency press conference to communicate that the member had been taken to the hospital and is showing signs of rehabilitation such as moving eyes and limbs, but her consciousness has not been sufficiently recovered as of yet. Police have launched an investigation due to a neglect of safety measures. On July 13, 2017 CBS News reported that a political operative who reportedly attempted to recover e-mails missing from the Clinton server, Peter W. Smith, "apparently" committed suicide in May at

title: Prosopometamorphopsia
text: large ants crawling over her hands). A MRI of the brain showed minor white-matter abnormalities near the lentiform nucleus and in the semioval center. The visual perceptions she had experienced were attributed to unusual electrophysiological activity in the regions of the brain that are specialised for face and colour in the ventral occipito-temporal cortex. A 44-year-old woman reported to have begun seeing facial distortions. She perceived that people's faces would change to look more like caricatures of them and her perception worsened over time. She had a history of epilepsy in childhood and had suffered a concussion several years before

title: Hillary Clinton cattle futures controversy
text: Hillary Clinton cattle futures controversy In 1978 and 1979, lawyer and First Lady of Arkansas Hillary Rodham Clinton engaged in a series of trades of cattle futures contracts. Her initial $1,000 investment had generated nearly $100,000 when she stopped trading after ten months. In 1994, after Clinton had become First Lady of the United States, the trading became the subject of considerable controversy regarding the likelihood of such a spectacular rate of return, possible conflict of interest, and allegations of disguised bribery. Clinton had no experience in such financial instruments. Bill Clinton's salary as Arkansas Attorney General and then Governor

title: Hillary Clinton cattle futures controversy
text: limit on trucks, although Tyson believed that he had received such a promise from him at the time of the 1978 election. Clinton's defenders also stressed that Blair and others stayed in the market longer than Clinton and lost much of what they had previously earned, showing that the risk was real. Indeed, some reports had Blair losing $15 million and Bone was reported as bankrupt. There never was any official governmental investigation into, or findings about, or charges brought regarding Hillary Rodham's cattle futures trading. Hillary Clinton cattle futures controversy In 1978 and 1979, lawyer and First Lady of

title: Hillary Clinton cattle futures controversy
text: cattle trading first came to public light in a March 18, 1994 report by "The New York Times", which had been reviewing the Clintons' financial records for two months. It coincided with the beginning of congressional hearings over the Whitewater controversy. Clinton initially told aides that she had made the futures gains by studying the financial news and placing trades herself, but later acknowledged the help of Blair. Media pressure continued to build, and on April 22, 1994, she gave an unusual press conference under a portrait of Abraham Lincoln in the State Dining Room of the White House, to

title: Hillary Clinton 2016 presidential campaign
text: Despite this letter, rumors and conspiracy theories concerning Clinton's health proliferated online. In August 2016, Trump questioned Hillary's stamina and Sean Hannity called for Clinton to release her medical records, fueling these theories. In September 2016, Clinton developed pneumonia. After being seen needing assistance while leaving a 9/11 commemoration ceremony early, she spent three days recovering at home, canceling several campaign events, before returning to the campaign trail at a rally at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. The Clinton campaign was criticized by some media outlets for the campaign's handling of the incident and for lack of transparency