Both President Donald Trump and his White House have recently exposed the cover-up of former President Joe Biden's health problems. 

The White House, according to Fox News, did so through its press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, while Trump subsequently weighed in on the situation.

By now, the cover-up of Biden's health has been thoroughly covered, with even many on the political left finally admitting that this is indeed what happened - namely, those around Biden, during his time in the White House, actively worked to cover up the fact that his health was in serious decline.

Leavitt highlighted this fact on Friday.

"A lack of transparency"

It was during her press briefing on Friday that Leavitt addressed the issue.

She told reporters:

I can tell you there was certainly a lack of transparency from the former president, from the entire former administration. And frankly, a lot of people in this room, when it came to the health in the competence of the former President of the United States, Joe Biden — there was one of the greatest cover-ups and, frankly, political scandals this nation has ever seen. It's been unraveled in some recent books that are being written by journalists who engaged in that cover-up in scandal, which is quite ironic.

Indeed, Fox News highlights some of these books.

Per the outlet:

"Uncharted: How Trump Beat Biden, Harris, and the Odds in the Wildest Campaign in History," published Tuesday and authored by Chris Whipple, a former producer for CBS' "60 Minutes," claims that the White House kept Biden from socializing with those who previously worked alongside him — a tactic that backfired and contributed to his declining mental agility.

Leavitt, during the press briefing, attempted to draw a contrast between the lack of transparency of the Biden administration and the full transparency of the Trump administration. It was not a difficult point to make, considering that the difference has been night and day.

"Different than Biden"

Trump, according to Breitbart News, recently underwent his first physical examination of his presidency.

Afterward, the president, according to the outlet, took the opportunity to highlight the cover-up of Biden's health.

He, in part, said:

I think I did well... I felt I was in very good shape — good heart, a good soul... I wanted to be a little different than Biden. I took a cognitive test, and I don't know what to tell you other than I got every answer right.

Biden, of course, refused to take the cognitive test.

The White House has pledged to release all of the results of Trump's physical.