GaHealthy Flash high headlines are right here. Take a look at what's clicking on Foxnews.com.

Following his newest gaffe on the marketing campaign path, former Vice President Joe Biden may must take a "cognitive check," a former White Home doctor stated Tuesday.

Throughout a speech Monday at a South Carolina Democratic Social gathering dinner, Biden mistakenly stated he was a Senate candidate as an alternative of a presidential candidate.

"My title is Joe Biden. I am a Democratic candidate for the USA Senate," he stated.

BIDEN ODDLY SUGGESTS '150 MILLION' PEOPLE KILLED BY GUNS SINCE 2007

Dr. Ronny Jackson, proper, a former White Home doctor who had President Trump bear a "cognitive check," now means that Joe Biden do the identical after one other gaffe by the previous vp. (Related Press)<br data-cke-eol="1">

Dr. Ronny Jackson -- who served on the White Home from July 2013 to December 2019 and is now working for a U.S. Home seat in Texas -- reacted to the Biden gaffe by suggesting that the 77-year-old candidate take the identical cognitive check that President Trump underwent, and "aced," in 2018.

"Bear in mind the cognitive check I gave @realDonaldTrump? The one he aced! Feels like any individual else may want some testing achieved!! Scary!!," Jackson wrote on Twitter.

Jackson stated in 2018 that Trump was in good bodily and psychological well being primarily based on the conclusions of assorted exams, together with the 10-minute cognitive check, often called the Montreal Cognitive Evaluation (MoCA).

The cognitive evaluation indicated the then-71-year-old Trump was "wholesome," Jackson stated.

BIDEN DEFENDS OBAMA ADMINISTRATION'S HANDLING OF RUSSIAN ELECTION MEDDLING IN 2016

Some advised a 22-second clip tweeted by GOP Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel was altered to make Biden look unhealthy, however an extended three-minute clip confirmed the presidential candidate wasn't referencing his Senate profession earlier than he misspoke. The Washington Submit additionally reported it wasn't altered.

"The president is mentally very sharp, very intact...He is match for obligation. I feel he'll stay match for obligation for the rest this time period and even for the rest of one other time period if elected," Jackson stated.

After the exams, the White Home nominated the previous Navy rear admiral to steer the Division of Veterans Affairs, however Jackson withdrew his nomination following allegations he drank at work and improperly gave prescription drugs to employees within the White Home, based on a 2018 report by the paper.

Jackson is working for a seat in Texas's thirteenth Congressional District.

David Aaro is a Reporter at GaHealthy Digital