Biden’s Annual Physical Does Not Require Cognitive Test

President Joe Biden, 81, the oldest-serving president in U.S. history, did not undergo a cognitive test during his annual physical on Wednesday. The White House stated that he does not need one as he successfully passes a cognitive test every day while carrying out his duties.

Concerns have arisen about a possible decline in Biden’s cognitive abilities, particularly following a report by special counsel Robert Hur that mentioned the difficulty in convicting an aged former president of a serious felony due to mental state issues.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre emphasized during a briefing that the President’s doctor and a neurologist have both confirmed that he does not require a cognitive test.

After addressing crime and community safety at the White House, Biden assured reporters that all is well. When asked if there were any worries for Americans, he humorously commented on looking too young according to doctors.

When questioned about why Biden does not take a cognitive test to alleviate concerns, Jean-Pierre reiterated that his personal physician and a neurologist have recommended against it based on his daily cognitive performance and the rigorous nature of his work.

Michael Katz, a Newsmax reporter with over 30 years of experience in reporting and editing on news, culture, and politics, provided this article.