warp speed allowed for that not to be the case.
This is patently false.
Warp Speed simply ran processes in parallel, at real risk of money completely lost if anything failed at any step in the process. Those steps are otherwise run in series, and require years to complete.
No one wants to invest billions in manufacturing infrastructure to make billions of vaccine doses while Phase I/II/III trials are still going on, because if any of those trials fails, you just wasted billions on a process you don't use (this actually happened to vaccine makers during MERs, as by the time they had a vaccine ready, MERs disappeared so all that investment was worthless).
WS backed them with no-risk funds to get all of those steps running from Day 1, which meant zero downtime in setting anything up step-wise.
You, again, are simply ignorant on the processes and facts here.