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 Following the revelation that Hillary Clinton’s doctor diagnosed her with pneumonia, Donald Trump said Monday that he plans to release “very, very specific numbers” from a physical he had done last week. 
 
 “I feel great, but when the numbers come in, I’ll be releasing very, very specific numbers,” the GOP presidential nominee said in an interview on Fox News’ “Fox and Friends.” 
 
 In a separate interview on CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” Trump was asked if he was correct in his assessment that Clinton doesn’t have the stamina mentally or physically to serve as president. 
 
 “Well, I don’t take satisfaction, Joe, and frankly, you know, I hope she gets well and I hope she gets well soon, but, you know, it was quite sad to be honest with you. And I hope she gets well soon. No satisfaction, believe me, whatsoever,” Trump said. 
 
 Trump also said it was “interesting” that Clinton’s doctor said she diagnosed the Democratic presidential nominee with pneumonia on Friday even though Trump said Clinton “was coughing very, very badly a week ago and even before that, if you remember.” 
 
 “It’s interesting to see what is going on,” he said. “I want her to get better and I want her to get out there.” 
 
 On “Fox and Friends,” Trump was asked if he has a plan to take on Tim Kaine or Joe Biden if Clinton is replaced. 
 
 “No, I don’t think they’ll replace her. We have to see what’s wrong,” he said. “But whatever it is, it is, I’m ready. Whatever it is.” 
 
 On Sunday, after Clinton was seen leaving the 9/11 memorial event at ground zero early and seen stumbling, Clinton’s campaign revealed that she had been diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday by her doctor. Her campaign has since canceled a two-day fundraising trip to California that also included a speech on the economy. 

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 Democratic presidential nominee former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton attends the September 11 Commemoration Ceremony at the National September 11 Memorial and Museum on September 11, in New York City. | Getty Clinton camp on handling health scare: 'We could have done better’ 
 
 Hillary Clinton’s campaign on Monday acknowledged that it could have done a better job handling how it communicated about the Democratic candidate’s health scare over the weekend, after coming under fire for failing to disclose that she was diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday. 
 
 “We could have done better yesterday, but it is a fact that public knows more about HRC than any nominee in history,” tweeted Jennifer Palmieri, Clinton campaign communications director, in response to a tweet from David Axelrod that knocked the campaign's lack of transparency. 
 
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 She went on to take a shot at Donald Trump. "In contrast to HRC, Trump has been less transparent than any nominee in modern history," she said in a subsequent tweet. 
 
 Clinton on Sunday left a 9/11 memorial service early, with the campaign saying that she was “overheated.” After footage emerged of a woozy-looking Clinton being helped into a van, the campaign disclosed that the nominee had been diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday. 
 
 Reporters and pundits jumped on the late response and questioned why the campaign hadn’t revealed the diagnosis earlier. 
 
 Axelrod, President Barack Obama’s former chief campaign strategist, had taken to Twitter on Monday morning to blast the campaign for an "unhealthy obsession with privacy." 
 
 "Antibiotics can take care of pneumonia. What's the cure for an unhealthy penchant for privacy that repeatedly creates unnecessary problems?" he tweeted. 
 
 Axelrod, who is now a commentator for CNN, took heat for his comments from Center for American Progress President and longtime Clinton ally Neera Tanden, who tweeted, "I'm old enough to remember certain WH advisors decrying the cable commentariat peanut gallery." 
 
 Former White House press secretary Robert Gibbs also chimed in. "Protective pool isn't always easy for either candidate or press but there comes a point for each nominee when it must be part of daily life," he tweeted. 
 
 The Trump campaign, which has been largely restrained when talking about Clinton's health incident over the weekend, pounced on Palmieri's Tweet. "Jen has a point: they know enough about Hillary that they don't like her, don't trust her," tweeted Kellyanne Conway, Trump's campaign manager.
– Donald Trump is taking a relatively low-key response to the news that Hillary Clinton has pneumonia. "It was quite sad to be honest with you, and I hope she gets well soon," he said on CNBC, per CBS News. But he added that it was "interesting" that her doctor said she was diagnosed on Friday even though she “was coughing very, very badly a week ago and even before that, if you remember.” He also told Fox that he doesn't expect to be facing Tim Kaine or Joe Biden as an alternate. “No, I don’t think they’ll replace her. We have to see what’s wrong,” he said. “But whatever it is, it is, I’m ready. Whatever it is.” In regard to his own health, Trump promised to reveal "very, very specific numbers" from a physical he had last week, reports Fox News. “I think they’re going to be good. I feel great,” he said. Meanwhile, the Clinton campaign—under fire for not revealing the Friday diagnosis—said it didn't handle the initial response to her health scare well, reports Politico. “We could have done better yesterday, but it is a fact that public knows more about HRC than any nominee in history," tweeted Jennifer Palmieri, communications director. That came after David Axelrod tweeted that the campaign has an "unhealthy penchant for privacy."