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0:52Now PlayingPresident Biden’s physician Dr. Kevin O’Connor defended his boss’ “excellent” mental acuity Thursday as Republicans urge him to resign — insisting the president doesn’t have Parkinson’s or a related condition in what may be his first interview with a news outlet since Biden took office.
O’Connor answered The Post’s questions just four days after Biden abruptly ended his campaign for a second term as fellow Democrats called on him to step aside over his apparent mental decline — after Biden repeatedly appearing confused in public, which medical pundits said could be due to Parkinson’s.
“Are you Dr. O’Connor?” a Post reporter asked the presidential physician on the White House driveway as he walked past the press briefing room.
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