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Biden Urges Trump to ‘Listen to Scientists’ on Covid-19 in Miami
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October 5, 2020
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1:50Now PlayingWith US President Donald Trump hospitalized, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is wishing him a speedy recovery, but urging him to "listen to scientists" and approve nationwide restrictions to stop the spread of the virus.
Biden spoke at a campaign stop at the Little Haiti cultural center in Miami on Monday.
Trying to capitalize on having the campaign trail all to himself, he's stepping up travel to areas long thought to be leaning Republican as his campaign looks to expand the electoral map.
Since the president tested positive for the virus, Biden's campaign has been even more disciplined about minimizing its candidate's risk. The former vice president has begun not taking off his facemask even when giving speeches.
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