We just got this letter and if you saw any of the White House press briefing today, it was the White House press corps, many of them, at their absolute worst in the way they approached Press Secretary Corin Jean-Pierre, who was trying to be responsive to medical questions

where there were limitations on what she could say. The New York

Times reporting of the way the press secretary handled that was to say that she

dodged the questions. That is not true. The New York Times is wrong about that.

She responded to every one of the questions. She didn't answer the questions with

the name that they were asking for of a particular

doctor. She didn't give the answer the New York Times wanted or other reporters

wanted but she did in fact, answer every single time the reporters kept banging on

about a New York Times report today that indicated that a neurologist had visited the White House eight times in the last year.

Here is the full explanation of how that has nothing to do with President Biden and President Biden's health

and that the kind of out-of-control behavior by the White House, most of the White House

press court, not all, most of the White House Press Court today, was as bad a circus as it looked

like.

The President's physician, Kevin O'Connor, has publicly released a memo that is directed to Corinne Jean-Pierre,

basically in response to what she had to go through today in the White House press briefing.

And it explains in more detail something

that Karin Jan Pierre explained today,

which is that the White House Medical Unit does not treat just the president.

Many, many White House staffers are treated by the White House Medical Unit, some cabinet members,

and over a thousand members of the military are serviced in the White House

by the White House Medical Unit, over a thousand members of the military who served nearby and in the White House.

And so Dr O'Connor reveals today that in this in this memo many military personnel experience neurological issues

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