WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell froze in public for more than 30 seconds on Sunday before being escorted away for the second time in more than a month. times this happens.
McConnell, 81, responded to reporters’ questions after attending an event at the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce in Covington, Kentucky, on Sunday.
The clip broadcast by NBC News showed that McConnell suddenly froze, dazed for more than 30 seconds, and did not respond to questions from reporters and others around him.
At the time of the incident, there was a woman standing next to McConnell. When a man approached, McConnell continued to speak, but he needed to listen to the questions the reporter had said, and only answered two more questions. The voice was trembling and weak.
On July 26 this year, when McConnell presided over a press conference in Congress, he suddenly froze for 20 seconds, and then left accompanied by his staff and other senators, which made people worry about his health. Central News Agency (Translation)
US Republican Senate Leader McConnell has been in a daze for more than 30 seconds for the second time in recent days that his health may be in danger
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2023-08-30 21:46:33
