United States President Donald Trump reported on board Air Force One that his annual physical examination at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center went “well.” Though detailed results are pending, he said the full medical report will be released on April 13.

“I was there for a long time,” Trump noted, explaining that the exam lasted nearly five hours and included “every test you can imagine.” He shared that part of the evaluation included a cognitive test, which he confidently claimed to have aced, saying, “I got every answer right.”

The president also stated that he received “a little bit” of advice on ways to improve his overall health but emphasized that he is in excellent condition. “I feel I’m in very good shape,” Trump said. “I have a good heart, a good soul, a very good soul.”

While the specifics of the medical tests were not disclosed, the president's remarks appear intended to reassure the public of his physical and cognitive fitness. The visit to Walter Reed, located just outside Washington, marks a routine annual checkup for the sitting president.

The White House is expected to release a comprehensive report next week, providing insight into the results of the various health screenings conducted during the visit. Until then, Trump’s statements serve as the primary source of information on the outcome of the exam.