Biden White House physician Dr. Kevin O'Connor is asking the House Oversight Committee to delay his scheduled Wednesday testimony, citing concern over doctor-patient privileges.

O'Connor's lawyer sent a letter Saturday to the committee asking that his client's testimony be postponed to either the last week of July or the first week of August "to reach an accommodation that will protect the very substantial privilege and confidentiality interests of Dr. O’Connor and former President Biden," according to the letter obtained by The Associated Press.

O'Connor's testimony is part of the committee's investigation into the mental acuity of Joe Biden as U.S. president from 2021 to 2025, particularly his use of an "autopen" to sign legislation into law.

A spokesperson for the GOP-led Oversight committee said it will follow the House's deposition guidelines, allowing for witnesses to claim privilege on each question and for the committee chairman to make a ruling on each claim.

However, the committee holds that O'Connor is not allowed to delay or decline a congressional subpoena due to concerns over questions about potentially privileged information.

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