The former president falsely claimed that COVID-19 was 'virtually gone' when he left office.
on Wednesday, Trump claimed that coronavirus was “virtually gone” when he left office and bragged that his vaccination rollout was “rocking” and “everybody wanted to get it.”
“He thinks our attention spans are all as short as his,” Meyers said on “Late Night” Thursday. “We can remember January. There were over 180,000 [new] COVID cases on Trump’s last full day in office. Those are public numbers.”“You did not have it rocking, Wolfman Jerk. The vaccine rollout when you were president was a disaster. You repeatedly missed your own stated goals, doses were thrown away and people were lined up for hours on sidewalks and in cars,” he said.
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