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Democratic Rep, Jerry Nadler, who as House Judiciary Committee chairman is leading his party's congressional investigation into President Donald Trump, appeared to nearly faint at an event in New York City on Friday.

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“He is okay. Seems to have been dehydrated and it was very warm in the room. He is now responsive and receiving a check-up,” a Nadler spokesman told ABC News.

PHOTO: People come to the aid of House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler who appeared to be suffering from health issue during a news conference in New York City with Mayor Bill de Blasio, left, May 24, 2019. — People come to the aid of House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler who appeared to be suffering from health issue during a news conference in New York City with Mayor Bill de Blasio, left, May 24, 2019.

The New York congressman, 71, was at an event with New York Mayor Bill de Blasio when video showed him slumping in his chair.

Microphones picked up De Blasio saying to Nadler, "You’re looking dehydrated brother. You are looking a little dehydrated, you want a drink?”

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Then, shortly afterward, a voice on the loudspeaker announced: “I have a code blue in the gym. Code blue in the gym. First responders to the gym please.”

Nadler later could be seen drinking water and eating an orange. The event, with signs saying "speed cameras save lives," ended.

Not long after, he sent out a tweet saying he was "feeling much better."

Appreciate everyone's concern. Was very warm in the room this morning, was obviously dehydrated and felt a bit ill. Glad to receive fluids and am feeling much better. Thank you for your thoughts.
— (((Rep. Nadler))) (@RepJerryNadler) May 24, 2019

Nadler has had an especially high profile and busy schedule as of late, doing political battle with the president and House Republicans and taking part in numerous television interviews.

President Trump has repeatedly attacked him, often mentioning their feud go back to their days in New York before Trump ran for president.

ABC News' Mark Crudele and Aaron Katersky contributed to this report.

Kaynak:Abcnews

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