Trump passed his health examination with flying colors: 'Completely fit for duty'

President Trump underwent his annual check-up at Walter Reed National Medical Center on Friday.

According to a health report released by the White House on Sunday, Donald Trump's doctor reported that the President is "fully fit" for duty. Captain Sean Barbabella of the Navy, who conducted Trump's health examination on Friday, stated that the President's "active" lifestyle continues to "significantly contribute" to his overall health. Barbabella wrote in the report that Trump's health is "completely suitable for fulfilling the duties of Commander-in-Chief and President." The report also emphasized the President's "excellent" cognitive health. It confirmed that after Trump claimed he "answered every question correctly" during the examination, he indeed scored a perfect 30 out of 30. According to the report, Trump has lost 20 pounds since his last health check when he entered as president in 2020. Trump, who weighed 244 pounds (110 kg) at that time, has now dropped to 224 pounds (101 kg). The President is an avid golfer and noted that he has won tournaments played at clubs he owns in Florida recently. Turning 79 in June, Trump became the oldest person to assume the office of president when he took office earlier this year.