TRUMP DECLARES THAT THE US WILL HAVE A COVID-19 VACCINE 'BY THE END OF THE YEAR'

US President Donald Trump, has expressed optimism that there would be a Coronavirus vaccine by the end of 2020.

This was made known during an interview with Fox News hosts Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum inside the Lincoln Memorial on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. on Sunday, said the Coronavirus vaccine will come in 2020.  
He also commended those willing to stand to volunteer for clinical trials of the vaccine.

'We think we'll have a vaccine by the end of this year. And we're pushing very hard. We're building supply lines now and we don't even have the final vaccine,'

Trump said. 'Many companies, I think, are close, such as Johnson & Johnson ' he told the Fox News.

Trump also stated that he didn't really care if another country developed a successful vaccine first.

 'I really just want to get a vaccine that works,'I really don't care. If it's another country, I'll take my hat off to them. We have to come up with a vaccine.'  the president said.  

When asked if he was worried about people volunteering for vaccine trials, Trump replied; 

'No, because they're volunteers,' Trump said.  'They know what they're getting into,' he added, calling those who sign up 'good people.'   

According to Trump the U.S. is working alongside Australia and the United Kingdom to develop a vaccine and said Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who became extremely ill from COVID-19 though he was going to die.

'He thought it was over, it was vicious,' Trump added.