Benden: The battle with the Coronaviros requires a general commander

Beden is expected to become the 46th president of the US, following the swearing-in ceremony on January 20th.

During a round “” developed via the internet with health care workers, whom he called heroes in the battle with the coronary, Biden predicted: “I will make mistakes. But I promise you I'll accept it when I do and take responsibility for”.

Biden said that when he comes to office, he will ask the governors of the states to impose masks, tests, tracking people who have been in contact with infected and physical distance.

“will use the Authorisation Law for Protection, use the authority of the post. The words of an American president matter”, he said.

The president-elect added that it is important that children return to school because “will be left behind” of all these school shortages due to pandemic.

As the discussion continued, New York City said it was closing classes in public schools to continue teaching via the internet as a result of increasing infection.

There seems to be a crisis in hospital response on a national scale as the number of patients with COVIDD-19 has increased to all 50 American states and as Thanksgiving approaches when many Americans travel to spend their holidays with their families.

Over 11.4 million people have been identified in the United States as affected by Coronavirus, while Wednesday the country marked 250,000 deaths from the disease, according to statistics processed by Johns Hopkins University.

Beden also blamed the General Services Administration for not recognising his victory in the election and not allowing federal officials, including those dealing with the fight against the Coronavirus, to co-operate with his transition team. The General Services Administration is a federal agency responsible for overhauling, maintenance and functional organisation of facilities where federal government entities operate.

President Trump continues to block his rival's transition to the elections, not allowing Beden to get “President”'s Daily File, including a report by intelligence agencies on security problems and hot spots in the world. The president also has not allowed Beden's team to communicate with a number of government agencies.

On Wednesday, just as he has often done since the November 3rd election, the president did not appear in public, but wrote comments on Twitter, saying he won the elections and raising the claim that in wavering states where Biden has been declared winners, there have been manipulations.

In a comment he wrote “I won the election. Vote manipulation across the country! ”

Twitter posted a warning note, stating “

Election officials from various states have told the Voice of America and other media organisations that they have not discovered evidence of massive vote manipulation, but only a small number of cases of irregularities at the polls that could not reverse the election outcome, even if the president won by trial. The president and his election team have filed indictments in a number of states, with the request to recount votes, or to exclude votes from several categories.

On Tuesday, Trump fired the head of the cyber security agency, Christopher Crebs, who has come up against the president with his statements concerning vote manipulation.

The president's press secretary, Kayleigh McEnanny, said on the <x0 show. Fox & Friends” of Fox News Channel, that “the president said he is willing to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if the facts show that the outcome is. But the president believes, which many others believe, that if every legitimate vote is counted, he will remain in the presidency. He is following the path of judicial challenges, but the president always wants to do whatever is in the country's best interest”.

The White House Voice correspondent Steve Herman announced that spokeswoman McEnanny, who has not held a press conference since October 1st, refused to answer journalists' questions before cameras Wednesday.

The vote count is in its final stages in undeclared states, but all leading media groups in the US have declared Beden the winner, saying he has secured the minimum of 270 electoral votes needed to win the White House race. \ Voa