Joe Biden Doesn't Withdraw From The US Presidential Election Center, Convinces Democratic Governor Himself To Be Healthy

US President Joe Biden/PHOTO via Instagram @jobiden

JAKARTA - During his private meeting with the governor of the Democratic Party at the White House, US President Joe Biden said he had undergone a health check after last week's debate. Biden made sure he was in good health.

One source familiar with the presidential schedule told ABC News the president had an examination with a White House doctor "a few days" after a debate over the flu. The person said it was a "short" test that did not cover any major tests.

Another person familiar with the conversation during the meeting said Biden had conveyed to the governor of the Democratic Party he was in good health.

Earlier on Wednesday, July 4, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was asked about Biden's medical examination after undergoing his final physical health test in February.

"We can talk to the doctor about it, and that shouldn't be done," he said.

When asked again if he was undergoing "any health check", he replied, "No."

As previously reported, Joe Biden promised to keep running in the 2024 presidential election.

President Biden called members of his campaign team worried and told them they were not going anywhere, according to two sources familiar with the phone call.

"I am advancing," Biden said, adding he remains the leader of the Democratic Party and will not be removed from competition against Donald Trump from the Republican Party, one source said.