Joe Biden Tells George Stephanopoulos He Won’t Do Cognitive Tests

Joe Biden says there’s no need for him to take a formal cognitive test to prove his abilities to lead the nation … claiming his involvement in daily world issues should be enough to show he’s up for the gig a second time around.

In a full ABC special Friday, Biden fought hard to defend himself from his rough June 27 debate performance … explaining to George Stephanopoulos he was just down with a serious bout of cold — so bad that he took a COVID test.

While he says he didn’t end up having COVID, Joe insisted exhaustion also played a part in his performance. He also admitted he didn’t listen to his instincts in terms of preparing — so looks like a variety of things contributed to his bad night.

But as for the longstanding concerns about his mental state, Joe was adamant a great team of doctors travelled with him everywhere and constantly evaluated him.

He said the consensus was that he’s still in good health, so he sees no need to undergo a full medical evaluation.

George wasn’t buying it … firing back with questions about being behind in the Presidential race. But Joe told him it was the same case back in 2020, and he still won … and was planning on doing the same thing this year.