REVEALED: Donald Trump's Health Issues—'Overweight' and Signs of Cognitive Decline

As former President Donald Trump abruptly cut off his interview on Friday, Kamala Harris' campaign pointed out that the Republican nominee was 'exhausted'. This comes as the 78-year-old is facing questions about his health and cognitive state. He is yet to release his medical records. On Wednesday, former White House physician Jeffrey Kuhlman noted that Trump is 'overweight' but appears is good health. There is no mandate for a presidential candidate to publicly disclose medical details, but Harris and several health officials have urged Donald Trump to release his records as he promised in August. Earlier this month, VP Kamala Harris made her details public. Read More: This week physician Jeffrey Kuhlman called Trump 'an overweight ... never smoker'. He further added that the 78-year-old 'appears in good health'. However, the former White House official, who worked with former Presidents Clinton, George W. Bush and Obama, raised concerns about the Republican's cognitive ability for critical decision making."He exhibits cognitive decline in reasoning, memory, and processing speed, consistent with his advanced age," he said, according to a report by Axios. The Trump campaign responded to questions from the media outlet by saying the 78-year-old has 'voluntarily released updates from his personal physician'. Read More: The campaign was referring to two accounts from Rep. Ronny Jackson, who served as physician to the president in the Obama and Trump administrations. In July, Jackson noted that Donald Trump was in 'excellent' health after a bullet grazed his ear at a Pennsylvania rally.Trump has not released details about his physical health since 2020. His last record showed that the former president weighed 244 pounds, making him medically obese.