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Biden slams Trump over Covid-19 vaccine rollout
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Published on February 11, 2021 - Duration: 01:21s
Biden slams Trump over Covid-19 vaccine rollout
During remarks at the National Institutes of Health, President Joe Biden said that Donald Trump’s administration did not do their job getting enough coronavirus vaccines and forming a distribution plan to get shots out to Americans.
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