President Donald Trump admitted that he underwent an MRI scan during what was meant to be just a routine medical checkup earlier this month.

The 79-year-old told reporters aboard Air Force One that he received the scan during a visit to Walter Reed Medical Center on Oct. 10, clearing up some of the confusion over what actually happened during the checkup.

Speaking as he flew from Malaysia to Japan as part of a wider Asian tour, Trump said: “I got an MRI; it was perfect.”

He did not say what prompted the test—which is not usually carried out during routine checkups—despite being asked directly by reporters.

Speculation has long swirled about Trump’s physical well-being, even though the White House insists he is a picture of health.

“I gave you the full results,” he continued. “We ha

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