- Donald Trump said that if it were not for him, 100 million people would have died of Covid-19.
- The former president missed his own vaccine promotion goal.
- After taking office, Biden called Trump’s vaccine launch a “miserable failure.”
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The first vaccine was delivered to intensive care nurses in the United States on December 14, 2020. To celebrate the jab, Donald Trump-who was not banned from accessing social media platforms at the time-tweeted “The first vaccination. Congratulations to the United States! Congratulations to the world!”
Trump appeared on Dan Bongino’s Fox News show on Saturday night, August 7 and said: “I think if we don’t propose a vaccine during the Trump administration, you might die like in 1917. 100 million people.”
As of January 20, President Trump delivered 16.5 million vaccines, an average of 900,000 vaccines per day-far from reaching Trump’s goal of delivering 20 million doses by the end of 2020.
After Biden took office, he called these numbers “A dismal failure.”
Under Biden’s leadership, 333.5 million doses of vaccines have been delivered, but now the anti-vaxx rhetoric is convincing Republican states that are being swept by the new Delta variant.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, an adviser to President Joe Biden and the long-term director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said this week that there are new daily Covid-19 cases May reach 200,000 in the next few weeks.
Trump appeared on Bongino’s news program to discuss the issue of school opening.
The former president said that further delays in children’s education in the name of a pandemic will leave “scars” on those affected.
