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Biden claims that ‘we did not’ have a COVID vaccine when he took office
President Biden claimed Tuesday during a CNN town hall that his administration came into office without coronavirus vaccines being available. Biden will receive its first dose of Pfizer-BioNTech on December 21 and the second dose in January. When discussing the issue of vaccine provision during City Hall, Biden initially said there were 50 million doses available when he took office. President Biden has confirmed that Covid-19 vaccines will be widely available to the general public by the end of July. “By the end of July, we will have more than 600 million doses, enough to vaccinate every American.” #BidenTownHall https://t.co/K3sxmUXFdG pic.twitter.com/xTkje54Aqx – CNN (@CNN) 17 February 2021 “We came into office, there were only 50 million doses available. By the end of July, we will have more than 600 million doses, ”Biden told host Anderson Cooper. However, Biden also said ‘we came into the office and found out … figuratively and literally there was nothing in the fridge, and there were 10 million doses available a day.’ (The Biden administration’s initial goal was to administer 1 million vaccine doses a day, a rate already set when the president was sworn in.) ‘It’s one thing to have the vaccine, which we did not have then we did not come into office. “But one also needs a ‘vaccine’,” Biden told Cooper when asked about the logistics of shooting Americans. According to the Bloomberg vaccine, the US is currently giving away doses of the coronavirus vaccine. an average of seven days of 1.7 million per day.The rate of vaccinations has been steadily rising since December 14, when a nurse in New York received the first shot outside a clinical study.The Biden government has the previous government to help develop and distribute COVID vaccines, Vice President Kamala Harris said Biden’s government started producing vaccines from scratch over the weekend in an interview with Axios, which contradicts Dr. Fauci, who said in January: “We are certainly not starting from scratch because there are activities going on in the distribution. “In addition, Biden addressed the stagnant reopening of school districts across the United States during City Hall and reported that his government planned to open schools for one day a week. hoped to open schools in most schools by day 100 at least one day a week. Psaki later said the government was committed to opening schools five days a week on condition that coronavirus mitigation measures be put in place. ‘Your administration has set itself the goal of opening most schools in your first 100 days. “You say this now means that the schools may only be open at least one day a week,” Cooper told Biden. “That’s not true. It was a communication error,” Biden said, adding that his administration’s goal was to open schools in grades K-8 five days a week.