White House dings Biden for ‘lack of transparency’ on his physical health

The Biden Administration participated in “Tamser” by failing to reveal details about the health of former president Joe Biden, according to the White House press secretary Caroline Levitte.

“I can tell you that there is definitely a shortage of transparency from the former president, from the entire previous administration,” Levitte told reporters on Friday. “Frankly, many people in this room, when it comes to health in the competence of the former President of the United States, Joe Biden-was one of the greatest coverage, and frankly, a political scandal that this nation has ever seen. It has been revealed in some modern books written by journalists who have been involved in this cover in space, which is very reading.”

A spokesman for Biden did not immediately respond to the request to comment from Fox News Digital.

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Levitt’s comments come at a time when President Donald Trump is receiving financially annually at the National Military Medical Center Walter Reed on Friday. The White House says it will provide a reading of the appointment.

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“But this president is clearly committed to transparency,” Levitt said. “You are in this room you see and hear from him daily. In this room you know from its coverage. It is difficult to keep up with it. It is a machine that works around the clock every day. After physical today, the doctor will submit an update to the report in the voltage of transparency.”