President Trump takes questions from correspondents in the first Air Force on April 11, 2025.
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President Trump told reporters that the cognitive test was among the tests he conducted on Friday during the first time in his second term at the National Military Military Medical Center Walter Reed, and said that his doctors would present a report on his results in the coming days.
“I have had a cognitive test. I don’t know what to tell you, other than that I got every answer correctly,” Trump said. “I conducted a lot of different tests, as it was about the heart, and to get to know other things.”
Presidents do not need to reveal their medical records, and there is a long history of presidents who hide their medical problems.
Trump – who has been less than his health information in recent years – is 78 years old and is the oldest president to start a second term in his post. His former predecessor, Joe Biden, started his first term at the same age, and slowly slowed while taking office.
The cognitive test was part of Trump’s first physical appearance in 2018. Trump later narrated how the test was.
The test was not part of the 2024 physicist Biden, a decision that the White House had to defend after he struggled with Biden during a discussion with Trump last summer before he was finally left from the presidential race.