New report tells Biden's physician met Parkinson's disease doctor in January, Internet demands White House to 'come clean'

WASHINGTON, DC: White House records indicate that earlier this year, President Joe Biden's physician met with a leading neurologist from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center at the White House.

Parkinson's disease specialist Dr Kevin Cannard met with Dr Kevin O'Connor and two other physicians on January 17, at the White House residence clinic, according to records initially obtained by the New York Post.

Cannard has nearly 20 years of experience at Walter Reed and is an expert on Parkinson's disease.

The report is released in the aftermath of the 81-year-old president's halting and clumsy debate performance in Atlanta, Georgia on June 27, raising questions about his age and mental capacity.

A cardiologist was also present in Joe Biden's health meeting

Documents detailing White House visitor activities indicate that Walter Reed cardiologist Dr John E Atwood was also present at the January meeting.

According to his official schedule, Biden visited House and Senate leaders that day to urge them to provide additional funding for Ukraine, but the logs from that day do not identify the fourth individual.

Dr Kevin Cannard served as 'neurology specialist' in White House since 2012

Since 2012, Dr Kevin Cannard has served as the “neurology specialist supporting the White House Medical Unit,” according to his LinkedIn.

His most recent work, which focuses on the "early-stage" of the debilitating disease, was released in August 2023 in the journal Parkinsonism & Related Disorders.

Dr Kevin Cannard and Dr Kevin O'Connor's meeting was reportedly about Joe Biden

The meeting was most likely about the head of state, as Joe Biden's health is Dr Kevin O'Connor's main concern, as per Rep Ronny Jackson (R-Tx), who served as former presidents Barack Obama and Donald Trump's physician.

“It’s highly likely they were talking about Biden,” Jackson told The Post. “He should only be [regularly] treating the president and the first family.”

Dr Kevin O’Connor has been Joe Biden’s official physician

From the beginning of his administration in January 2021, Dr Kevin O'Connor has served as Joe Biden's official physician, and the two communicate almost daily.

His most important job every day is saying “Good morning, Mr. President,” — just to get the commander-in-chief off on the right track, he told one trade publication in March.

Biden received a clean report of health from O'Connor during his yearly physical in February. The physical included a neurological exam which specifically ruled out Parkinson’s disease, O’Connor said at the time.

On Friday, July 5, the White House said Biden had a post-debate, “verbal check-in” with O’Connor.

Dr Kevin O’Connor and Joe Biden's family are allegedly trying to 'cover-up' president's waning health

Rep Ronny Jackson, who has never given Joe Biden medical attention, asserted that the president's physician and the First Family are attempting to "cover-up" the president's deteriorating mental state.

Biden made several strange errors and misstatements during the Fourth of July celebrations at the White House.

“I believe he and Jill Biden have led the cover up. Kevin O’Connor is like a son to Jill Biden — she loves him. It’s crazy. Kevin O’Connor was in that job on day one of the Biden administration because they knew they could trust Kevin to say and do anything that needed to be said or done and cover up whatever needed to be covered up. He is part of the Biden family,” said Jackson.

Rep Ronny Jackson repeatedly warned about Joe Biden’s mental health decline

Rep Ronny Jackson has been alerting people to Joe Biden's deteriorating mental health for years.

He said that the disastrous debate on June 27 demonstrated that Biden had a "cognitive disease" and pushed for his resignation.

University College London professor Dr Rob Howard says Joe Biden may have Parkinson's disease

Joe Biden showed numerous signs of Parkinson's disease, according to Dr Rob Howard, an associate professor of geriatric psychiatry at University College London.

The president’s “fluctuation in attentional function, his facial appearance, and his gait,” were all signs that something is amiss, said Howard, who has never examined Biden and added he was not offering a formal diagnosis.

“I am not saying its Parkinson’s disease, I am just pointing out that there are features to him that are consistent with Parkinson’s disease,” he clarified.

Sen Roger Marshall also echoed the same concern regarding Joe Biden's health

Sen Roger Marshall (R-KS), who is a physician, said “many” in the medical community have “suspected for several years that the president might be suffering from Parkinson’s disease.”

“Sadly, over 500,000 Americans are afflicted by this progressive neurological condition. If the president of the United States is among them, the American people deserve to know before voting in November,” he told The Post.

Internet blasts Joe Biden camp as more reports about POTUS' declining health condition come to light

Netizens slammed the Biden administration for allowing the current US president to continue as the Democratic head despite his visible health limitations.

One X (formerly Twitter) user commented, "I don’t see Parkinson’s Disease with POTUS but, I do see evidence of Alzheimer’s disease. Both of my uncles , unrelated to each other, and biologically unrelated to me, had it at varying stages. Heartbreaking."

Another added, "This meeting took place in JANUARY. These doctors both know what’s up and they need to come clean to the public about his condition."

"He can be 6 feet deep in the cemetery and they will still say he is fit to run lol and people will still believe it," tweeted one. 

"More reason to vote for Trump!" echoed one user while someone else remarked, "Joe won't last 4 more years if elected. He knows it, Jill knows it, we know it."

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