‘Why are they shaking?’: Bill Clinton’s shaking hands in Epstein deposition video raises health concerns again

In one particular video, Clinton drank from a cup after Rep. Nancy Mace asked a question, and the video showed his hands shaking violently as he and his legal team sat in front of the committee to answer questions. The hand tremors have fueled speculation that the 79-year-old’s health is deteriorating or whether he suffers from Parkinson’s disease, a neurological disorder that causes hand tremors.

However, Bill Clinton has long faced problems with trembling hands. According to a report by The Hill on January 18, 2013, Bill Clinton said that the trembling of his hands was normal and related to aging.

Commenting on golf’s upcoming ban on anchored putters, Clinton revealed that like many who saw his hands shaking, he also thought the tremors might be due to Parkinson’s disease The first time it happened. But the doctor’s examination confirmed that this was not the case.

“The first time it happened and I had to go get it checked out to make sure I didn’t have Parkinson’s, I was so relieved that I didn’t care how shaken I was afterwards,” Clinton said.

“If I had Parkinson’s disease, I wanted to know so I could be prepared. I got tested and the doctor said ‘no.'” He said it’s just a normal part of aging. “

“Is Bill Clinton pretending his hands are shaking, or does he really know he’s shaking?” one user wrote, sharing a video of Clinton’s shaking hands.

“Humanity is shaking,” one quipped.

This story is being updated.