Trump Slams Biden for Saying '120 Million Dead from COVID' in US - Biden Jabs Back

WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump and his 2020 election opponent Joe Biden exchanged jabs at campaign events today – Trump highlighting Biden's aging memory, and Biden blasting Trump as immature.

"He's like a child," the 77-year-old Biden said. "He can't believe this is happening to him, all his whining and self-pity. This pandemic didn't happen to him. It happened to all of us. His job isn't to whine about it, his job is to do something about it. To lead."

Trump, 74, says he has been leading, and is touting that to supporters. "We've done an incredible, historic job," he said. 

Trump promised another round of stimulus help while campaigning in battleground Wisconsin. But new questions surfaced about the last round of payments after the Treasury Department sent checks to more than a million dead people – $1.4 billion misspent. 

Biden called out Trump for saying the higher infection rate is because increased testing is picking up the existing cases. 

"Here's what I say, testing is a double-edged sword," Trump Said. 

"He thinks finding out that more Americans are sick will make him look bad," said Biden. "That's what he's worried about. He's worried about looking bad."

The former VP made a campaign stop in Pennsylvania Thursday where he mistakenly claimed "now we have more than 120 million dead from COVID." 

Trump tweeted a clip of Biden's gaffe saying, "This is beyond a normal mistake." 

The virus has claimed more than 124,000 lives as new cases surge nationwide. 

Biden criticized Trump for holding large rallies despite more than a dozen members of his own staff recently testing positive.  

"We're gonna be dealing with this for a long time," Biden said. "Trump can't wish it away! He can't bend it to meet his political wishes. There are no miracles coming."

Biden's campaign confirmed he will attend three debates with Trump. 

The Commander-in-Chief is down in several of the latest polls, some showing Biden up by double digits.  

Some conservatives point to polls being wrong when Trump beat Hillary Clinton, blaming liberal media outlets and pollsters for underreporting Trump's support. But conservative commentator Matt Walsh says the polls shouldn't be totally ignored.

"Make all the lame excuses you want. You don't even believe the excuses yourself. If Trump continues just tweeting while America burns, he will lose in a landslide. Don't tell me about 2016. This ain't 2016. Things have changed drastically. Trump is losing right now. Big time," Walsh tweeted on Friday.