Donald Trump’s hair surprised viewers yesterday after it appeared more gray than usual at a conference on the coronavirus vaccine.
The current U.S. president spoke during an event at the White House Rose Garden to update the country about Kovid Jabe.
Trump, 74, speaking after receiving an update on ‘Operation Warp Speed’, said the administration’s efforts to develop a coronavirus vaccine
This week Pfizer announced that a job it has created has proven to be 90% effective, expressing hope that a vaccine will soon be available to the wider public.
The event was Trump’s first public appearance in days after not seeing much after the US presidential election.
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While she was talking about the vaccine, viewers noticed that her hair looked different from her bright blonde complexion.
Many on social media said they showed a difference between his jokes.
One person wrote: “Did Trump forget to dye his hair blonde or is it my screen? Right now it looks like he has a full head of gray hair.”
One viewer tweeted: “Oddly enough, Trump is suddenly blonde. His hair seems to have turned gray since election day.”
Another joke: “Within 10 days of his age.”
Another person said: “Apparently Trump’s hairstylist agreed in front of him.”
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During the event, Trump said that “time will tell” that if another administration takes office soon, he can succeed in approaching Biden.
He did not ask questions after the ceremony.
And while Trump is yet to be recognized, Joe Biden has promised to start work before January, when he and Orange Harris are due to take charge.
The U.S. president said he hopes a coronavirus vaccine will be available to the entire population as early as April.
He added that he expects approval for the emergency use of Pfizer’s vaccine “soon”.
Pfizer said it expects to report the necessary security data next week and then apply for emergency use approval.
Criticism of the Trump administration’s response to the virus, which has killed more than 235,000 Americans, echoed among Democrats ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
On Friday, Trump appeared to acknowledge the possibility of an impending Beadon administration.
He said: “Ideally, we will not go to a lockdown. I will not go. This administration will not go to a lockdown.
“Hopefully, the .. ah .. whatever happens in the future – who knows what the administration will be. My guess is time will tell,” he added.
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