'Age-Related Cognitive Decline Former WH Doctor Talks Biden Says Obama Wrote Him Scathing Email

Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-TX), a previous White House doctor who served under previous Presidents George W. Shrubbery, Barack Obama, and Donald Trump, said last week that President Joe Biden, who turns 79 this month,

Has "age-related intellectual decrease" and isn't "intellectually fit" to fill in as president.

Jackson, talking on a web recording with Rep. Jim Banks (R-IN), likewise said that he got a "blistering" email from Obama blaming him for "treachery" for discussing Biden's psychological state previously.

"All I know is that he has age-related intellectual decrease, right. He isn't intellectually fit at this moment," Jackson said on the webcast, the Washington Examiner announced. "He's 78 years of age and you can see it. You don't should be a doctor to take a gander at him and to check out his conduct and a portion of the other stuff, simply the manner in which he rearranges away, gazes vacantly at nothing in particular."

"I know what that work involves, both truly and intellectually, and how requesting it is. Furthermore, I can let you know this moment, I'm 100% certain that Joe Biden is unequipped for doing that work," the specialist added.

Following a mishandling discourse from Biden back in August, Jackson posted basic analysis of the president. "That was humiliating," he tweeted. "There is something so clearly amiss with Biden's intellectual wellness it was difficult to watch. He ought NOT remain President for one more SECOND. We merit better – MUCH better."

Jackson said Obama then, at that point, thought of him a "blistering" email about his Biden editorial. "He just destroyed me," the delegate reviewed. "It was mind boggling."

"A whole page regarding how baffled he was in me and how it's underneath me as a doctor and underneath me as an official in the military to be assaulting Joe Biden like this," the specialist clarified. "Furthermore, it was a disloyalty of the trust that he and his organization put in me and he was so disillusioned in me and blah, blah."

Jackson likewise mocked the media's twofold norm in treatment toward Trump contrasted with how they treat Biden, the Examiner illustrated:

The initial term administrator said the occasion showed how the media and Democrats have a twofold standard when making a decision about presidents. He saw Trump as solid leaning yet persuaded him to step through an intellectual exam to calm pundits. He said Trump addressed all inquiries accurately.

However, when he required exactly the same thing for Biden, he was pounced upon.