Obama's WH physician says special counsel report proves Biden has 'serious issues': 'Worse by the day'

Texas GOP Rep. Ronny Jackson, a former White House physician, said special counsel Robert Hur's report "validates" what he and many have known for years: President Biden has "serious issues."

Hur, who had been tasked with investigating Biden's mishandling of classified documents, described the president in a report this week as appearing like a "sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory."

"It validates what most of us have known," Jackson told Fox News Digital. "I've been saying since he was candidate Joe Bidenthat this man is not cognitively fit to be our president, our commander in chief and our head of state. I've been saying that over and over.

"I watched the man every day, you know, in and around the West Wing for eight years when he was vice president. There's a drastic, drastic difference between then and now."

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"Go back and look at the videos from whenever he was first vice president and compare them to now. It's not even the same person," Jackson added. "He's got some serious issues. I've been saying that for a long time. Now the report says that — the special counsel report came out and said exactly that. That was a special counsel appointed by the Biden DOJ, and they're saying the same thing that I and many Americans have been saying for a long time now."

Despite the rampant concern over his mental acuity, Biden told Americans from the White House Thursday evening his memory is "fine" and defended his re-election campaign, saying he is the "most qualified person in this country to be president."

Biden's address to the nation came just hours after Hur released his report, which did not recommend