Fauci Hopes Anyone Who Needs A COVID-19 Test Can Get One By Early June

The video discusses the timeline for COVID-19 testing availability, with hopes for widespread access by late May or early June. It highlights the importance of accountability if these goals are not met. Dr. Fauci comments on the current state of the US testing system, which is not perfect but improving. A new plan from the House places responsibility on states and localities for managing testing. The US is prepared to send enough tests to screen 2% of each state's residents, emphasizing the necessity of expanded testing for reopening.

By when does the speaker hope COVID-19 testing will be widely available?

• End of July

• End of June

• End of May or early June

• End of April

What action does the speaker plan to take if the testing goal is not met?

• Blame the public

• Resign from the position

• Confront those responsible

• Ignore the issue

What does Dr. Fauci say about the US testing system?

• It is declining

• It is perfect

• It is non-existent

• It is improving

What responsibility does the new House plan assign to states and localities?

• To manage and execute testing

• To ignore testing

• To close all testing centers

• To rely solely on federal testing

What percentage of residents does the US plan to screen in each state?

• 2%

• 10%

• 5%

• 1%