US President Joe Biden tells Americans to be 'hopeful in 2020’ in latest verbal goof-up

In latest verbal goof-up,  United States President Joe Biden told Americans to be optimistic about “2020”, mistakenly saying it for 2022. Biden’s post-New Year’s gaffe came as president urged people to get vaccinated against COVID-19. latest goof-up of US President Biden came during a COVID-19 Response Team briefing streamed from White House, reported Express.co.uk. In his speech, Biden said, "re's a lot of reason to be hopeful in 2020."

In his remarks during COVID-19 response team briefing, Biden urged Americans to get a booster dose of vaccine to protect mselves against Omicron variant. He insisted that 35 million people in US have t been vaccinated against COVID-19. Biden mentioned that COVID-19 pandemic "continues to be pandemic of unvaccinated" and added that re is " excuse for anyone being unvaccinated."

Biden urges Americans to get vaccinated aganst COVID-19

He stressed that people  who have been vaccinated and have received a booster dose, might get infected with COVID-19, however, y will be protected due to vaccine. In his speech before meeting on COVID-19, Biden revealed that y have shipped nearly 2.4 million pieces of protective equipment to hospitals, including gowns and gloves. US President has been urging Americans to get vaccinated as COVID-19 cases continue to witness a rise driven by Omicron variant. video of latest verbal goof-up has emerged on social media. Watch video here: 

Biden refers VP Kamala Harris as "President Harris"

Last month, US President Joe Biden, referred to Vice President Kamala Harris as “President Harris” during a speech. During graduation remarks at South Carolina State University, Biden referred to US VP as President while mentioning that she is a “proud Howard alum”. Biden said, “But, all kidding aside, of course, President Harris, who’s a proud Howard alum.”

Im: AP