Bill Gates says he's 'optimistic' pandemic 'won't last indefinitely' in 'Fox News Sunday' interview,

[libertybele]

IMHO Gates is an evil, evil man.  He's blaming Trump ....

Bill Gates says he's 'optimistic' pandemic 'won't last indefinitely' in 'Fox News Sunday' interview, lauds vaccine progress

Microsoft founder Bill Gates said in an exclusive "Fox News Sunday" interview that he believes the United States will be able to get back to normal life around summer 2021 due to progress made on vaccines and he's "optimistic" the coronavirus pandemic "won't last indefinitely" -- although he also panned President Trump's handling of the health crisis and said the coronavirus caused "huge setbacks" in human progress in poorer countries.

Gates' interview with host Chris Wallace came as the tech titan's charitable foundation is giving $650 million to fight the disease, which is the largest commitment by any independent foundation. Gates told Wallace that much of that money is going toward ensuring that once vaccines are approved, they are able to be manufactured for poor countries as well as more developed countries like the United States.

Gates said that during the coronavirus pandemic, vaccination rates have dropped by 14% in developing countries, erasing 20 years of progress, and that for the first time in years "extreme poverty" is increasing, causing ill-effects on education, mental health, and other indicators that he said is "much greater than I expected."...........

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fox-news-sunday-gates-vaccines-back-to-normal-2021

[DB]

Vitamin D3 could have likely saved many lives and avoided a shut down. And the virus would be burnt out out by now.

But no money in that.

[Smokin Joe]

He's heavily vested in vaccine programs. Of course the pandemic won't last forever. Most viral epidemics reach burnout. It will be (proclaimed) over if somehow Biden gets elected, for sure.

[sneakypete]

Jist ain't no slippin NUTTIN passed ah billionnare,is there?