Ronny Jackson

"I'm just asking them, when you do the physical exam include the cognitive assessment," Texas Rep. Ronny Jackson said.

Former President Donald Trump became the subject of mockery after claiming success on a cognitive test he took in 2018.

"The Dems have used COVID as a tool for the last two years to get whatever they need, and they're using it now to make an excuse why reporters and people can't go in there and see what's going on," the Republican congressman told Fox News.

The report outlines alcohol-related allegations during two presidential trips in 2014 and 2016.

The congressional candidate and former White House physician said he does not want the government telling him he needs to wear a mask.

Ronny Jackson told reporters White House medical staff took various measures to improve the president's diet and help him lose pounds.

Trump reportedly ordered Dover sole for dinner recently instead of his go-to steak at Trump International Hotel.

The first daughter has faced ethics questions about her fashion brand's recent wave of trademark approvals in China.

Jackson's nomination as veterans affairs secretary was withdrawn last week.

The president lashed out at the Montana Democrat at a rally in Michigan.

The Democratic senator represents the state of Montana and is up for re-election this fall.

Ronny Jackson's nomination to head the VA has become engulfed in controversy.

The morning show co-host called Ronny Jackson's comments "embarrassing" and "shameful."

"He's never held a command or led anything remotely close...in scope or complexity to the VA," said AMVETS in a statement.

White House officials said Wednesday evening that Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin will resign and that President Donald Trump will nominate his personal physician, Ronny Jackson, to succeed him.

It's been two weeks since Trump ate a hamburger, one White House source said.

"He is more enthusiastic about the diet part than the exercise part," the White House physician said of Trump.

President Barack Obama's former doctor will oversee Donald Trump's first medical exam as president.