Tuesday marked the first White House press conference since President Biden’s rough debate performance — and press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre had her hands full trying to spin concerns away.

KJP leaned heavily on the fact that Biden had a cold, even though it’s clear the common cold wouldn’t have caused the severity of problems Americans witnessed at the debate.

KJP echoed the Democrat talking point that it was “just a bad night” for President Biden — but failed to offer an explanation as to why it was such a bad performance.

One reporter asked KJP if anyone at the White House hiding information on the president’s health.

Another reporter asked if Biden was examined by a doctor or if he received a “neurological scan.”

KJP confirmed that Biden will not be releasing more “robust” medical records detailing potential cognitive issues.

KJP was asked if the White House staff has seen evidence of Biden’s mental struggles during private moments behind the scenes; “Does what Americans saw at the debate have a precursor?”

One reporter asked KJP directly if Biden has Alzheimer’s or any kind of dementia.

Does President Biden, at 81 years old, have Alzheimer's, any form of dementia, or degenerative illness that may cause these sorts of lapses?"

KARINE JEAN-PIERRE: "No"

Karine Jean-Pierre claims Biden is actually "strong" and "resolute" behind the scenes — not facing an "accelerating" cognitive decline

She refuse to answer these questions about the prtesident.