The media reported on the agreement of Biden's ex-assistants to testify about his health.

Several senior officials in the administration of former U.S. President Joe Biden have agreed to testify about his cognitive health as part of the investigation. This was reported by the Politico newspaper on July 1.

"Several former top aides to former President Joe Biden have agreed to be interviewed by the House Oversight Committee as part of an investigation into Biden's mental acuity during his tenure," the publication says.

It is clarified that the committee appointed former Chief of Staff Ron Klein to testify on July 24, former presidential adviser Steve Riccetti on July 30, former senior presidential adviser Mike Donilon on July 31, former Deputy Chief of Staff Bruce Reed on August 5, and former senior presidential adviser Anita Dunn on August 7..

What he was thinking: The U.S. Senate is investigating Biden's health condition

The examination will check the mental abilities of the ex-president

The Axios portal, citing sources, reported on June 11 that four former Biden administration officials would testify in the Republican Party's investigation into the health of the former head of state. According to the portal, interviews with Biden's aides will be held behind closed doors, "as Republicans try to intimidate them with questions about alleged attempts to conceal Biden's health condition."