Biden Joins Former Presidents<br />in Pledge to Publicly Receive<br />COVID-19 Vaccine .<br />Earlier this week, former Presidents<br />Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton<br />said they would all be willing to publicly receive<br />coronavirus vaccinations once it is confirmed to be safe. .<br />The pledge is being made in hopes of building<br />public confidence concerning the safety of the vaccine.<br />In a wide-ranging interview with CNN,<br />President-elect Joe Biden spoke about<br />the expected COVID-19 vaccine. .<br />CNN’s Jake Tapper asked him if he would join his<br />predecessors in pledging to get publicly vaccinated.<br />Biden said he’d be “happy to do that” as soon<br />as Dr. Anthony Fauci says the vaccine is “safe.”.<br />I’d be happy to do that … When Dr. Fauci<br />says we have a vaccine that is safe, that's<br />the moment in which I will stand before<br />the public and say that, Joe Biden, to CNN.<br />Biden acknowledged the skepticism<br />surrounding the vaccine, saying his predecessors<br />have set a “model” for “what should be done.” .<br />People have lost faith in the vaccine’s ability<br />to work … I think that my three predecessors<br />have set the model as to what should be<br />done, saying ‘once it’s declared to be safe ...<br />then obviously, we take it, Joe Biden, to CNN
