BUSTED: What Was Hillary Hiding Behind Her Podium?!

If you watched the debate last night, you noticed that Hillary Clinton seemed to be looking down quite a bit, and a closer look at the video may reveal why.

One thing that didn’t go unnoticed was that Hillary seemed to know the questions to the answers before they were even asked. It was almost as if they were leaked to her campaign so she could prepare or she had someone feeding her information in real-time.

She was busted with an ear piece at the first presidential forum, so it would have been hard for her to pull that off again. However, some have suggested that perhaps she had an iPad at her podium, and their concerns might not be too far off after seeing the video from immediately after the event.

As the two candidates address the crowd, an older man is seen going to her podium and collecting some items, and the speed in which he did it is making people suspicious.

Did Hillary have help behind her podium? Why was she looking down so much? #TrumpWon #debatenight #morningjoe pic.twitter.com/I1MriKuAB3

Pretty shady, isn’t it? It’s almost as if he’s trying to remove the evidence before anyone could notice, especially since nobody went anywhere near Trump’s podium for as long as video showed both candidates’ podiums.

Regardless, Hillary spent a lot of time looking down and appearing to focus on something other than her opponent talking. Whether or not she had an iPad we’ll never know, but the fact of the matter remains that she’ll do anything to win, even if it means cheating during a live debate.

It looks to me like it has a wire heading up to her hair, then probably to her hair-covered ear, but another thought I had when I saw it was that it was some kind of electro-shock contraption, and that Huma or someone like that black "Doctor Diazepam / SS agent" had a remote control device to activate the shock (or diazepam injector) whenever they saw Hillary getting ready to faint, wobble around, collapse, or have some kind of seizure.

It kind of looks at one point in the debate that she gets some kind of shock which causes her to start doing a shivering shimmy move, with a big goofy smile on her face (similar to the odd smile she displayed when she had that famous head rolling/wobbling episode).

In post #44, FReeper LegendHasIt gives a link to another FR thread where he/she states the opinion that the pack and the wire shown on Hillary's back is most likely a "lavalier microphone". That would appear to be the best explanation for those bulges on Hillary's back.

(I still would not rule out completely that there is a possibility that those bulges might have also concealed some other contraption like a receiver and wire for earpiece. If you do a Google image search for a "lavalier microphone", you will see that all the images they show for those mics/packs include a wire that seems quite a bit thinner than the "wire bulge" on Hillary's back, and that her wire also seems irregular, while all the photos in the Google image search are just plain, straight thin wires. Hillary's thicker "wire" looks like it might possibly be multiple wires intertwined, possibly indicating multiple functions. Holt/NBC were obviously on Hillary's team, and how better to conceal a cheating device than to merge it with a legitimate device, sort of like the alternate use being used for a book, shown below. NBC/Hillary's team could have taped a receiver to the box/pack for the lavalier microphone, and wrapped an earpiece wire around the wire for the lavalier microphone, and at her neck and under her hair, one wire could be diverted to her ear, and the other one could be connected to the mic in her front. That said, it is probably much more likely that the bulges were just a lavalier microphone like LegendHasIt said, and it is probably fruitless in any case to pursue other possibilities, unless someone on the inside at NBC or Hillary headquarters leaks something nefarious.)

Electronic-paper display would be a possibility. Presents as a pale colored perfectly blank surface on which characters can be displayed; and, is reliant on reflected light just like reading a magazine. When not in use, appearance can be blank or mimic surfaces of common items to blend.

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