Is Hillary Clinton debating on steroids? | We the Internet TV

Donald Trump accused Hillary of debating on drugs and suggested they be tested for them. We look at whether each are on performance enhancing substances in the debates. What do you think? Should they be tested?

Political comedy channel We the Internet TV takes a closer look in this news parody video.

The controversy began with rumors about Hillary's health surrounding allegations that she was coughing excessively and having seizures on camera. While initially people thought this was a conspiracy, when she fainted at a September 11th memorial service and had to be carried to her car, it escalated to front page news. The Hillary campaign said she had simply been fighting pneumonia and released her health records, but this has not quelled worries from right-wing and Republican sources.

In the first debate, however, it was Trump who appeared sick - sniffing repeatedly. Former Vermont governor and doctor Howard Dean tweeted that he might be on cocaine, citing his sniffing as well as his “grandiosity” and “delusions” for his suspicions, which Trump said were a "desperate attempt to stay relevant" and "had no place in our political discussion." After the second debate, though, Trump accused Clinton of drug use - saying "she was all pumped up at the beginning, and at the end it was like, 'Oh, take me down.' She could barely reach her car," and using this to justify saying "I think we should take a drug test prior to the debate."

The third and final 2016 presidential debate will be held at the University of Las Vegas, Nevada. Chris Wallace, the moderator, is the host of Fox Business Sunday and known for forceful interview questions. But does he have the experience necessary to see if the candidates have been doing coke, heroin, meth, marijuana, speed, anabolic steroids, mushrooms, E, H, LSD, DMT, GHB or whippets offstage? Only a urine test can determine what, if any substances the presidential candidates are using to get an edge. However, the Clinton campaign has declined to respond. Is it because they are busy buying more drugs, such as Afghan "China White" heroin to suppress her cough, or Oxycontin, Tramadol, Ritalin or Ambien from her friends in Big Pharma? Perhaps Adderall could give her the energy she needs to shake off her illness or health woes and study extensively on the issues leading up to the televised debate on Wednesday, October 19th at 9pm EST.

Will the candidates take a urine test? Will drinking urine make you stronger? We the Internet TV examines all these questions and more in this funny parody video as we get Trump surrogate and campaign associate Jim to answer questions on the topic.

We the Internet's satire, news parody, and anchor videos invite comparisons to Saturday Night Live, Weekend Update, the Daily Show, Last Week Tonight and others. However, they're equal opportunity offenders, taking on liberals, Democrats, SJWs and the left wing as well as Republicans, conservatives, libertarians, and Trump supporters in a non-PC way.

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Lou - Lou Perez

Jim Garner - Ben Rameaka

Director, Writer, and Editor - Greg Burke

DP - Jonah Serfass

Sound - Jonah Serfass

PA - Luke Spallino

Makeup - Jenny Diaz

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Creative Director: Erin O'Connor

Head Writer: Lou Perez

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Associate Producer: Adam Guillette