Biden Says Trump Knowingly Lied About Dangers of Coronavirus

The transcript discusses the President of the United States admitting to knowing the severity of COVID-19 early on but choosing to downplay it. This decision led to significant loss of life and economic downturn. Experts suggest that earlier action could have saved thousands of lives. The President's inaction is criticized as a betrayal of the American people, resulting in a recession and questioning his fitness for the job.

What did the President know about COVID-19 in February?

• It was airborne and more deadly than the flu.

• It was less deadly than the flu.

• It was not a threat to the public.

• It could be cured with common medication.

How did the President respond to the information about COVID-19?

• He immediately informed the public.

• He downplayed the severity of the virus.

• He increased funding for research.

• He imposed strict travel bans.

According to experts, how many lives could have been saved with earlier action?

• 20,000 lives

• 36,000 to 54,000 lives

• 10,000 lives

• 100,000 lives

What was one of the major consequences of the President's delayed response?

• A boost in the economy

• A significant loss of lives

• An increase in tourism

• A decrease in unemployment

What economic impact did the President's negligence have?

• It increased job opportunities.

• It led to a recession.

• It improved the stock market.

• It stabilized the housing market.