All right. Biden's doctor invokes Fifth Amendment in House probe of ex-presidents' health.

Little weird here, guys. Okay. So this is the doctor that was supposed to tell us whether the

president was doing good or bad. Here's what he ends up doing. Rob, you want to play this clip?

Yes.

On the advice of counsel, I must respectfully decline to answer based on the physician-patient

privilege and reliance on my right under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution.

I am not a lawyer and I must follow my lawyer's advice in this matter.

You just answered it, dude.

So gentlemen, we intend to assert both privileges with regard to any questions that

would be asked at this deposition.

And Dr. O'Connor will not answer any questions.

Okay, Vinny.

Rob, can you play the one question twice?

Like, Pat, before he plays this, and Rob, thank you so much.

Like, they're asking him, this is a really effed up situation that's happening right now.

They're asking the doctor who was watching this guy every day and knew, and knew the downfall

and saw his cognitive beyond decline, just he wasn't there. Listen what they ask him if he was

told to lie about it. Go ahead, Robbie. Dr. O'Connor,

were you ever told to lie about the president's health?

The advice of counsel,

I must have expected to answer based upon the physician-patient privilege

and in reliance on my right under the fifth amendment

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