U.S. President Joe Biden has just suggested he may send more shots to Canada.
"We have talked to our neighbours. As a matter of fact, a fellow who is working really hard to take care of his country and deal with this, I was on the phone with him for half an hour today," he says.
"We have talked to our neighbours. As a matter of fact, a fellow who is working really hard to take care of his country and deal with this, I was on the phone with him for half an hour today," he says.
"The prime minister of Canada — we helped a little bit there. We're going to try to help some more, but there's other countries as well that I'm confident we can help, including in Central America," Biden says.
(Biden is almost certainly talking about more U.S.-made AstraZeneca shots. Biden sent (or "loaned") us 1.5 million doses earlier this month. That product isn't yet authorized for use in the American marketplace.)
"We're looking at what is going to be done with some of the vaccines we are not using," Biden said.
"We've got to make sure they are safe to be sent and we hope to be of some help and value to countries around the world."
"We've got to make sure they are safe to be sent and we hope to be of some help and value to countries around the world."
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