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00:00Truthfully we remain in a very dark winter.Infection rates are up 34 percent. More people are being hospitalized because of Kovac than everbefore. We're up to between three and four thousand deaths per day.As we approach a grim milestone of four hundred thousand deaths in Americathat's staggering to state the obvious. I know the pain. So many of your experience experiencing rightnow starting is by sitting down for breakfast this morning andstared at an empty chair on the kitchen table or a loved one used to sit. Laugh.Talk about how you love one another. I know the frustrationwe're all feeling. Almost a year later we're still far from back to normal.The honest truth is this. Things will get worse before they get better. I told you I always level with.You know and the policy changes that we're going to be making are going to take time to show up in the covered statistics notjust statistics as people's lives. People get infected today don't show up in case counts forweeks. Those who perished in this disease die weeks after exposure.So it will take time. And I know there are things we can do and we can do them.For example. The vaccines offer so much hope.We're grateful for the scientists and researchers and everyone who participate in the clinical trials. We're grateful for theintegrity of the process the rigorous review and testing that's led to millions of people around the world already beingvaccinated saves. With the vaccine rollout in the United States has been a dismalfailure thus far. And in today's briefing we discussed five things five thingswe'll do attempt to turn things around. Five things to turn frustration into motivation.Five things to help us meet our goal of one hundred million shots by the end of our first 100 days in office.Some wonder for reaching too far for that goal. Is it achievable. A legitimate question to ask. Let me be clear.I'm convinced we can get it done.

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Biden Says We 'Remain in a Very Dark Winter'

President-Elect Joe Biden proposed to overhaul eligibility rules for coronavirus vaccines and open more sites to receive shots. “We didn’t get into all of this overnight. And we won’t get out of it overnight, either,” Biden said. “We remain in a very dark winter.” (Source: Bloomberg)

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