Biden says on MSNBC "the task will be at least easier" if there's been more preparation for a second outbreak. "If it has not been done it will be an absolute, incredible disaster beyond repair."
Biden on Trump: "This is an unusual president."
"You can't build a wall high enough to keep the virus out," Biden says, urging the Trump administration to engage in international conversations on vaccines.
Biden is asked by @Lawrence if he remembers Tara Reade. "I'll be honest with you, I don't," he says. Repeats that women deserve to be heard but says "I give you my word: it never, ever happened."
"I wouldn't vote for me if I believed Tara Reade," Biden says. And/but, he adds, her story "changes considerably" across its tellings and "there is no truth to it."
Woman asks Stacey Abrams why she wasn't willing to run for the Senate but would want to be VP. Abrams says, "I don't believe that every job is interchangeable. And I'm not in politics simply to run and stand for politics. I'm here to do the work" on voting rights, census, etc.
Will Biden commit not to pardon Trump? "Absolutely, yes, I commit," Biden says. (He was asked this question once before months ago.)
"I was never a part or had any knowledge of any criminal investigation into Flynn while I was in office. Period. Not one single time," Biden says on MSNBC.
"I hope if I'm president that Dr. Fauci will stay on in the administration," Biden says in the final seconds of tonight's MSNBC interview, getting the last word in before @TheLastWord.
