The former president insisted that Americans remember that if it weren’t for him, they wouldn’t be getting the “beautiful” vaccine “for five years”.
Mr. Trump denied the impact of Covid-19 on much of the pandemic and even claimed that “one day it would disappear” as “a miracle”.
The U.S. saw 29.2 million coronavirus cases and 528,000 people died during the pandemic, which Trump said would no longer be commented after the presidential election.
“I hope everyone will remember that when they’re getting the Covid-19 vaccine (often called the China Virus), if I weren’t the president, you wouldn’t have that beautiful ‘injection’ for 5 years, at best, and I probably wouldn’t be receiving it. I hope you all remember. “
The Biden government says that when they took office, the Trump team did not leave them with no roadmap to distribute the vaccine across the country.
Biden entered the White House saying he wanted to see 100 million vaccines administered in his first 100 days in office.
The number of daily vaccinations has exceeded the 2 million mark and Biden said that his government will reach the goal weeks ahead of schedule.
He also said that they will have enough vaccines for every American adult by the end of May. On Wednesday, he announced an agreement to secure another 100 million doses of Johnson & Johnson’s unique vaccine. He said any surplus would be shared with other countries once all Americans are vaccinated.