The non medical crowd Facebook experts have a lot of talk but little knowledge. You are correct
The non medical Twitter expert also seems to have a lot of talk with little knowledge on the topic of vaccines.
Q Mr. President, do you — do you accept that this will take longer probably than you would like?
THE PRESIDENT: I don’t know what the time will be. I don’t think they know what the time will be. I’ve heard very quick numbers — a matter of months — and I’ve heard pretty much a year would be an outside number. So I think that’s not a bad — that’s not a bad range. But if you’re talking about three to four months, in a couple of cases, and a year in other cases — wouldn’t you say, Doctor, would that be about right?
Q Is it realistic to think, really, that a vaccine could be ready in three or four months?
THE PRESIDENT: Well, you have the greatest companies in the world sitting around the table. I mean, Johnson & Johnson and Pfizer and all of the companies — Gilead — you have all of these great companies and that’s what they’re saying. So I think that —
DR. FAUCI: Would you — would you make sure you get the President the information that a vaccine that you make and start testing in a year is not a vaccine that’s deployable. So he’s asking the question, “When is it going to be deployable?” And that is going to be, at the earliest, a year to a year and a half, no matter how fast you go.
THE PRESIDENT: Do you think that’s right?
SECRETARY AZAR: And as you said, Mr. President, treatment has got to be available before the vaccines, so that’s where you —
THE PRESIDENT: Well, I think treatment, in many ways, might be more exciting.
Remarks by President Trump and Members of the Coronavirus Task Force in Meeting with Pharmaceutical Companies | The White House