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事实核查：特朗普说拜登称中国的出行限制“仇外”，但目前尚不清楚
特朗普的主张：“当我关闭时，他说，'这是一件可怕的事情。你是仇外的。我认为他甚至称我为种族主义者，而且-因为我正将其关闭到中国。现在，他说我应该早点关闭它。只是，乔，这没用。”
事实核查：虽然特朗普声称拜登反对他在冠状病毒大流行开始时就禁止大部分中国旅行的决定，并且他称此限制为“仇外心理”，但前副总统在宣布该决定时并未明确考虑该决定。 1月31日。在宣布部分旅行禁令宣布后，他确实将总统排外的时间称为通话时间，但并未称特朗普为该决定的种族主义者。
当天，在拜县爱荷华州麦迪逊堡举行的一次竞选活动中，拜登讨论了对COVID-19疫情日益增长的担忧，并警告特朗普应让科学“带路”。
拜登在活动中对观众说：“在这样的时刻，这是总统最需要信誉的地方，因为他解释了我们应该做和不应该做的事情。” “现在是唐纳德·特朗普记录歇斯底里的仇外心理的时候了……现在要冒着恐惧而不是科学来引领路。”
该评论是在白宫宣布后仅数分钟之内发表的，因此尚不清楚拜登是否具体提及该决定，但前任副总统第二天确实发表了类似的观点。
拜登说：“我们正处于冠状病毒危机之中。” “我们需要以科学带头，而不是唐纳德·特朗普记录的歇斯底里，仇外心理和散布恐惧的记录。他是领导我们国家度过全球卫生紧急状况的最糟糕的人。”
整个三月，拜登在各种演讲和推文中都使用“仇外”一词来批评总统将COVID-19标记为“中国病毒”。
拜登确实在三月份的讲话中承认了特朗普政府对旅行的限制，并指出他们“可能”减慢了这一传播速度。
拜登说：“禁止所有来自欧洲或世界其他地方的旅行可能会减慢旅行速度，但正如我们所见，这不会阻止它。基于偏爱和政治而非风险的旅行限制会适得其反。”
拜登的竞选活动直到4月份才明确讨论副总统对禁令的看法。
拜登的副竞选经理凯特·贝丁菲尔德（Kate Bedingfield）表示：“乔·拜登（Joe Biden）支持以医学专家为指导的旅行禁令，并由公共卫生官员倡导并采取全面战略。” “科学支持这项禁令，因此他也这样做。
Fact check: Trump says Biden called China travel restrictions 'xenophobic,' but that's not clear
TRUMP'S CLAIM: “When I closed, he said, 'This is a terrible thing. You're xenophobic.' I think he called me racist, even, and -- because I was closing it to China. Now, he says I should have closed it earlier. It just -- Joe, it doesn't work."
FACT CHECK: While Trump claimed that Biden opposed his decision to ban most travel from China at the outset of the coronavirus pandemic and that he called the restrictions "xenophobic," the former vice president did not explicitly weigh in on the decision when it was announced on Jan. 31. He did call the president xenophobic minutes after the partial travel ban was announced, but did not call Trump a racist for the decision.
During a campaign event that same day in Fort Madison, Iowa, Biden discussed the growing concern over the COVID-19 outbreak and cautioned that Trump should let science "lead the way."
"In moments like this, this is where the credibility of a president is most needed as he explains what we should and should not do," Biden told the crowd at the event. "This is no time for Donald Trump's record of hysterical xenophobia ... and fear-mongering to lead the way instead of science."
The comments came just minutes after the White House announcement, so it was unclear if Biden was referring to the decision specifically, but the former vice president did tweet a similar sentiment the next day.
"We are in the midst of a crisis with the coronavirus," Biden posted. "We need to lead the way with science -- not Donald Trump's record of hysteria, xenophobia, and fear-mongering. He is the worst possible person to lead our country through a global health emergency."
Throughout March, Biden used the word "xenophobic" in various speeches and tweets to criticize the president labeling COVID-19 as the "China virus."
Biden did acknowledge the travel restrictions put in place by the Trump administration in a March speech, noting they "may" slow the spread.
"Banning all travel from Europe or any other part of the world may slow it, but as we've seen, it will not stop it. And travel restrictions based on favoritism and politics rather than risk will be counterproductive," Biden said.
Biden's campaign did not explicitly discuss the vice president's view of the ban until April.
"Joe Biden supports travel bans that are guided by medical experts, advocated by public health officials and backed by a full strategy," Biden's deputy campaign manager Kate Bedingfield told CNN. "Science supported this ban, therefore he did too.
