A recent report has revealed that President Joe Biden’s personal physician met with a Parkinson’s disease expert at the White House. The meeting, which took place on June 14, has raised questions about the President’s health and the purpose behind the consultation.

Dr. Kevin Cannard, a Parkinson’s disease expert from Walter Reed Medical Center met with the President’s personal physician, Dr. Kevin O’Connor, earlier this year. The meeting was documented in the White House visitor logs and has led to speculation about whether President Biden may be experiencing symptoms related to Parkinson’s disease. 

According to the White House visitor log, the meeting took place in January and also included cardiologist, Dr. Walter Reed. 

While the President was given a clean bill of health in February by Dr. O’Conner, which included a neurological exam that ruled out Parkinsons, skeptics wonder what could have been covered up by the doctors.

Former White House physician,  Dr. Ronny Jackson is skeptical of what the White House has communicated thus far concerning the current president’s health. 

Dr. Jackson commented, “I believe he and Jill Biden have led the cover-up. Kevin O’Connor is like a son to Jill Biden — she loves him. It’s crazy. Kevin O’Connor was in that job on day one of the Biden administration because they knew they could trust Kevin to say and do anything that needed to be said or done and cover up whatever needed to be covered up. He is part of the Biden family.”

What actually happened in the medical meeting earlier this year remains unknown. The White House has made no comment as to the medical personnel that were onsite, but has attempted to take attention off of Biden by saying “A wide variety of specialists from the Walter Reed system visit the White House complex to treat thousands of military personnel who work on the grounds.” 

The review of the White House visitor log and potential correlations between Dr. Canard and Dr. O’Connor come as President Biden’s first debate performance was underwhelming, leaving elected officials and the media on both sides of the political aisle calling for his resignation from the presidential race.