Trump Says he is unlikely to Get Covid-19 Vaccine Booster Shot

The Biden administration introduced that americans who have been entirely vaccinated with a two-dose routine against Covid-19 may still receive a booster, citing the danger from the extremely contagious Delta variant. WSJ breaks down what you should know. photograph: Hannah Beier/Reuters

WASHINGTON—Former President Donald Trump, who bought a Covid-19 vaccination before leaving the White condominium this year, pointed out he's not going to get hold of the booster shot that U.S. health regulators are expected to approve within the coming months.

"I feel like I'm in decent form from that standpoint—I probably received't," Mr. Trump referred to in an interview with The Wall street Journal. "I'll study stuff afterward. I'm not towards it, however it's likely not for me."