Donald Trump's campaign released an ad on Tuesday that reboots his warnings about Hillary Clinton's health, casting her as too week and feeble to occupy the White House.

Titled 'Dangerous,' the 30-second campaign commercial mostly focuses on the global fallout from Clinton's tenure as America's secretary of state.

It begins with an ominous montage of threats facing the United States, including North Korean tanks and ISIS terror army soldiers preparing to behead captive infidels.

But while a voiceover issues warnings of a world boiling over, pictures show Clinton in a coughing fit, requiring help to climb a short flight of stairs, and collapsing as Secret Service agents half-carry her into her armored van.

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'FORTITUDE': A new ad from Donald Trump shows this image of Hillary Clinton being helped up a few steps while a narrator describes her foreign policy failings

'STRENGTH': Trump's ad also shows Clinton on September 11 (blonde hair, center) being dragged into her campaign van following a physical collapse

'STAMINA': One of the Democratic nominee's infamous coughing fits also makes a cameo

That videotaped stumble came outside this year's 9/11 memorial service in New York City, after Clinton fainted due to pneumonia-related dehydration and appeared to go limp as agents lifted and dragged her into the vehicle.

'Hillary Clinton failed every single time as Secretary of State. Now she wants to be president,' the ad's soundtrack states.

'Hillary Clinton doesn’t have the fortitude, strength or stamina to lead in our world. She failed as secretary of state. Don’t let her fail us again.'

The Trump campaign said the ad will air nationally, and will make appearances in TV rotations in key swing states.

Major General Bert Mizusawa, a retired U.S. Army Reserve flag officer, said in a statement that '[t]here is no reality in which Hillary Clinton is fit to serve as Commander-in-Chief.'

'Her decades-long involvement in domestic and foreign affairs has endangered the lives of our United States Armed Forces and our people, and the weak leadership under Clinton-Obama has diminished our stature on a global scale.'

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'FAILED': The ad shows images of some ISIS terror army fighters with guns raised, and others preparing to behead captives

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Mizusawa closes by taking a shot at Clinton's physical ability to manage the most powerful political position in the world.