If that's true then why was was Biden hyping Paxlovid in January 2022?
1. "IF"? Are you seriously questioning that May 2023 date?
Do you really think I pulled that date from my excessively substantial rump? Posting this should not be necessary, but
FDA Approves First Oral Antiviral for Treatment of COVID-19 in Adults. This was easily found using the mediocre, non-Google, Duck Duck Go search engine.
2. Assuming your claim, "... Biden hyping Paxlovid in January 2022," is accurate, so what? The HCQ/Ivermectin kerfuffle still started in mid 2020. Whether the anachronism is 3 years or 1 1/2 years, it still contradicts the Pfizer-Paxlovid conspiracy theory. As for Biden "hyping" Paxlovid in 2022, it just means that Paxlovid had been given Emergency Use Authorization in December 2021,
https://www.fda.gov/drugs/drug-safety-and-availability/fda-revises-letter-authorization-emergency-use-authorization-paxlovid , 4th paragraph. This was easily found using the mediocre, non-Google, Duck Duck Go search engine.
ETA: Knowing that EUA is only given after some clinical trial testing, I looked for when the trial was started, and found that it was in late August 2021,
https://www.clinicaltrialsarena.com/news/pfizer-antiviral-covid-trial/?cf-view (the article date is September 2, but I assume there were a few days' delay between dosing and publication). That is a few months closer to the HCQ/Ivermectin controversy, but there is still over a year's span of anachronism. More plainly, Ivermectin was being "Slammed" over a year before the clinical trial of Paxlovid started.